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Solo Works - The Lumina Recordings
Label: Tzadik
Released: 2006
Track listing: Trials of the Argo; Continuo After the Inuit; Portal; Polysemy; Caeneus; Strata; Trespass; Caenis; Slapstick; Filigree; Kakeai; Taps; Wrestling with Water; Funhouse #1; Funhouse #2.
Ned Rothenberg: The Lumina Recordings
by Kurt Gottschalk
Reed and wind instrumentalist Ned Rothenberg is an almost frighteningly talented musician and composer. Without the charismatic approach of other downtown players--people like John Zorn and Elliott Sharp, who borrowed from different genres to define their sound--Rothenberg's focus has been on mastering his instrument. And despite his humble statement of hearing a “not yet fully formed ...
Ned Rothenberg: El Nino and The Fell Clutch
by Tom Greenland
Ned Rothenberg, Matthias Ziegler, Peter Schmid El Nino Creative Works 2006 Ned Rothenberg, Tony Buck, Stomu Takeishi, Dave Tronzo The Fell Clutch Animul 2006 “Unvorherhorbar," Meinrad Buholzer ...
Ned Rothenberg: Solo Works - The Lumina Recordings
by Alex T.
Despite the landmark work of Sonny Rollins, Anthony Braxton, Evan Parker and Steve Lacy, solo saxophone performance represents an exception rather than the norm in jazz and improvisation. Because of the instrumental limitations, solo reed players need to develop complex multiphonic techniques or make use of electronic overdubbing in order to go beyond mere single-note playing. ...
Ned Rothenberg: Parting & Harbinger
by Kurt Gottschalk
Ned Rothenberg's Double Band was a force of the early '90s, a powerful pairing of horns, percussionists and electric bass and guitar historically made all the more potent by being one of the strongest sideman jobs performed by the late saxophonist Thomas Chapin. The group's two records on the German Moers Music label ...
Tools of the Trade
Label: CIMP Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Saw/ Jug/ Plank/ Plane/ Crab/ Skeleton/ Feet/ Ham/ Drill.
Ned Rothenberg & Denman Maroney: Tools of the Trade
by Derek Taylor
Capitalizing on a healthy work ethic on their collection of CIMP duets reedman Rothenberg and pianist Maroney meet the challenges of their chosen instrumentation head-on. The no frills titles of the pieces stand directly at odds with the amount of preparation and planning that went into their respective birthings. Maroney’s manipulations to his rented instrument were ...
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