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Katarahi
By Myra Melford
Label: Rogue Art
Released: 2026
Track listing: Interlude I; Signpost; Pairs; Chalk; Kaiwa; IV; From Sometime.
Katarahi
By Myra Melford
Label: Rogue Art
Released: 2026
Track listing: Interlude I; Signpost; Pairs; Chalk; Kaiwa; IV; From Sometime.
A Near Permanent State Of Wonder
Label: Rogue Art
Released: 2026
Track listing: Catalogue (Part 1); Aria Far Away; Q (Index); Anderson Knows; X (Index); Song Of Clarity; Catalogue (Part 2); A Near Permanent State Of Wonder.
Satoko Fujii - Myra Melford: Katarahi
by John Sharpe
On Katarahi, pianists Satoko Fujii and Myra Melford revel not in contrasts but in empathy. Although no longer the novelty they once were, piano duets exist in a rarefied plain. For a start, few venues or studios possess two high-quality grand pianos. Then the widescreen potential of the piano, with its possibilities for voices in each ...
Chalk
Album: Katarahi
By Myra Melford
Label: Rogue Art
Released: 2026
Duration: 5:14
Joëlle Léandre, Evan Parker: Long Bright Summer
by Neri Pollastri
Joelle Leandre e Evan Parker, due tra i massimi rappresentanti della tradizione improvvisativa europea, hanno registrato nel 1982, il primo disco assieme, 28 rue Donois, membri di un quartetto che includeva anche due straordinari musicisti come Derek Bailey e George Lewis. Negli oltre quarant'anni successivi sono state numerosissime le documentazioni delle occasioni in cui si sono ...
Alexander Hawkins & Taylor Ho Bynum: A Near Permanent State Of Wonder
by John Sharpe
Nearly two decades after first crossing paths in the transatlantic Convergence Quartet, cornetist Taylor Ho Bynum and pianist Alexander Hawkins reunite on A Near Permanent State Of Wonder, a recording that finds their rapport undimmed and their curiosity intact. In the intervening period Hawkins has become one of the most in demand pianists in Europe, as ...
Satoko Fujii-Myra Melford: Katarahi
by Doug Collette
The connection(s) between pianist-composers Satoko Fujii and Myra Melford transcend the usual truisms. Not kindred spirits in creativity or even mirror images in technique, the pair are more like twin sisters of different artistic mothers, distinctly their own individuals in style yet complementary as such in almost ineffable ways. Hence this album title, a Japanese term ...
Myra Melford - Satoko Fujii: Katarahi
by Mark Corroto
When four hands meet across 176 keys, is it even possible for pianists to check their egos at the stage door? Piano duets, by their very nature, often invite comparison--even confrontation. Consider the 1977 encounter between Mary Lou Williams and Cecil Taylor, the high-profile 1978 concerts by Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea, or Kris Davis and ...
Joe McPhee & Strings: We Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
by Alberto Bazzurro
Un camerismo scuro, a tratti persino torvo, arcigno, non privo di asperità, contrassegna questo album, inciso a Brooklyn nell'ottobre 2021. Il primo nome in ditta è quello dell'oggi ottantaseienne polistrumentista (in realtà qui impegnato unicamente al sax tenore, oltre che alla voce, detta) di Miami Joe McPhee, gloriosa figura di riferimento delle avanguardie post e para-free, ...
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