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Silence and Files
By Peter Kowald
Label: Free Elephant
Released: 2005
Track listing: Nggl 1; Nggl 2.
Peter Kowald: Silence and Files
by Rex Butters
Peter Kowald's posthumous stock continues to rise with the release of Silence and Files, a live recording from a German village solo concert circa June, 2001. The late, lamented virtuoso takes a steel-nerved tour of the bass as infinite possibility, sweeping the listener along on the promise of unfolding surprise. Kowald's approach to free playing burned ...
Peter Kowald: Duos 2
by Rex Butters
Duos 2 represents a posthumous sequel to Peter Kowald's 1998 FMP release, Duos. Kowald's missionary zeal spreading the gospel of freedom took him through several countries in old cars. Taped from '85-'90 and formerly available on vinyl, these recordings have Kowald hobnobbing with an elite corp of forward reaching artists from Europe, North America, and Japan, ...
Illuminations
By Peter Kowald
Label: Rastascan Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. View Fifteen 3:50
2. View Sixteen 2:47
3. View Ten 3:48
4. View Twenty-One 3:46
5. View Eighteen 3:16
6. View Twenty-Two 4:00
7. View One 3:13
8. View Twenty 4:33
9. View Two 4:33
10. View Eight 2:39
11. View Nine 1:21
12. View Eleven 3:39
13. View Twelve 2:37
14. View Seventeen 2:46
15. View Fourteen 3:06
16. View Thirteen 3:12
Peter Kowald/Miya Masaoka/Gino Robair: Illuminations
by A. Henkin
Japanese art’s most famous series is perhaps its “Views of Mount Fuji” by the woodblock artist Hokusai. In the series, he portrays the mountain from various locations in Japan; in certain cases as the prominent subject of the work; in others a distant point in the background of a teahouse or lake scene. One is swept ...
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