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New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices

Label: Pirouet Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Vignette; Albert; River

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Marc Copland: New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices

Read "New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


There is always room for one more piano trio when the leader, pianist Marc Copland, comes out of the modal school of Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett. Considering his choice of sidemen and their employers, bassist Gary Peacock (Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio) and drumming legend Paul Motian (Bill Evans's renowned Riverside Trio with Scott LaFaro). In ...

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Marc Copland: New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices

Read "New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Pianist Marc Copland returns with the New York Trio Recordings Volume 2: Voices, following Modinha (Pirouet Records, 2007). It's the second in the series, with one more to come. Bill Stewart has been replaced by Paul Motian on drums and, considering the music, he's a better fit. Copland and Peacock composed all the music ...

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Marc Copland: New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices

Read "New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Marc Copland is part of a group of jazz pianists extending the language of Bill Evans and, in doing so, is creating a new abstract face of jazz pianism. If jazz piano could be coaxed to be more thoughtful and introspective, it would spontaneously morph from aural to visual art and would manifest as a Monet ...

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New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices

Label: Pirouet Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Vignette; Albert; River

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Marc Copland: New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices

Read "New York Trio Recordings Vol. 2: Voices" reviewed by John Kelman


In a genre dependent on interaction, changing only one member of a group can yield significantly different results. For Voices, the second in his New York Trio Recordings trilogy, pianist Marc Copland retains bassist Gary Peacock from Modinha (Pirouet, 2006), but replaces Bill Stewart with enduring percussive colorist Paul Motian. The result is an album that ...


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