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Pastorale

Label: 4000 Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Where is Your Accent From; Quiet Days in West End; Small Eyes; Takt; At the End of the Tunnel; Pastorale

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Label: ECM Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Antifona Libera (A Enzo Bianchi); Metaphysical Consoloations; Monasterium; Oracle; Kursk Requiem; Canta Del Alma; Spirits of Myths; Pastorale; Sundance in Balkh; Tanztheater (In Memory of Pina Bausch); Vessel of Magic.

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Stefano Battaglia - Michele Rabbia: Pastorale

Read "Pastorale" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff
June 21, 2010

A sei anni da Stravagario 2 e nove dal precedente Stravagario, Stefano Battaglia e Michele Rabbia tornano a documentare su disco il loro straordinario duo, stavolta per l'etichetta ECM, quanto mai adatta ad un progetto come il loro. La cifra del duo è rimasta sostanzialmente immutata, più che giustamente vista la sua originalità: atmosfere sospese, tra ...

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Stefano Battaglia / Michele Rabbia: Pastorale

Read "Pastorale" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
March 23, 2010

In many ways, Italian piano explorer Stefano Battaglia's work with the German ECM label--beginning with the opaque beauty and greater extremes of 2006's Raccolto, and continuing with 2007's more ambitious and stylistically far-reaching Re: Pasolini--has been leading to this. Pastorale, unlike those previous releases, is a single disc, pared down in other ways as well. Instead ...

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Pastorale

By Steve Kuhn

Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Charade; Remember; Years Later; Once Upon A Summertime; How Am I To Know?; My Buddy; I'll Take Romance; I'm Glad There Is You; Pastorale.

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Steve Kuhn: Pastorale

Read "Pastorale" reviewed by Brandt Reiter

by Brandt Reiter
September 9, 2007

Though he's been an inimitable sideman for jazz legends like John Coltrane, Stan Getz and Arts Farmer and Blakey and though he's been leading his own first-rate groups for decades, Steve Kuhn has never become a household name. Like his frequent (and equally idiosyncratic) collaborator Sheila Jordan, he's better known abroad than here, both in Europe ...