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Lisa Sokolov: Presence

Read "Presence" reviewed by Dr. Judith Schlesinger


This is one of the times I'm grateful that this magazine doesn't have a rating system. I've never heard anything like this before (although Sokolov has two previous CDs out that were reportedly well-received), and I'm honestly not sure how I feel about it. I do know that “Presence" is terrifically innovative, with Sokolov exploring the ...

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Presence

Label: Rhythm Zone
Released: 2003

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Presence

Label: Invisible Music Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Solar; Afro Blue; Away from Home; 14th Spring; Blues on the Bridge; Caravan; All the Things You Are; Sooky Sooky Now; Peace

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Triology: Presence

Read "Presence" reviewed by Dave Nathan


American clarinetist Brad Terry spends a good part of his time working in Poland, a fertile ground for jazz. One of his more impressive accomplishments was the discovery of three young Polish jazz musicians who play far beyond their years and bringing them to the United States for a tour and recording session. And young they ...

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Presence

Label: Orbis Music
Released: 2000

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Presence

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Released: 2000
Track listing: Runestones; Jaquemonti Birch; Procession; Sculpture II; Twin Spirits; Berg-Kirsti

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Bruno Raberg: Presence

Read "Presence" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Bassist Bruno Raberg continues to intertwine Scandinavian folk themes with modern jazz style dialogue and invention on compositions such as “Runestones” and elsewhere on this newly released project titled, Presence. Yet, the bassist along with multi-reedman Ole Mathisen and drummer Marcello Pellitteri perform a series of imaginative and at times meditative pieces while maintaining a noticeable ...

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Bruno R: Presence

Read "Presence" reviewed by Jim Santella


The title track from bassist Bruno Råberg’s latest album lays down a melody upon which the trio improvises collectively. Thus, the composer’s theme maintains only a mere presence while the three artists “converse" on a common topic. Two other tracks place the trio in a free group improvisation mode, one is a traditional Swedish folk tune, ...


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