Results for "Trance"

TRANCE

By Javier Subatin

Label: ears&eyes Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: Trance#1 (9:52) Trance#8 (5:02) Trance#2 (8:31) Solo#2 (10:44) Trance#5 (4:40) C Jam Blues (8:14) Trance#4 (8:09)

Light Star Guiding

I conceived this idea, which had been formulating for a considerable amount of time, as an opposition to all the acoustic projects I am currently often based in, and also as a return to my roots - when I started playing, my first group was a very electric, post punk noise-jazz kind of sounding outfit, and I wanted to return some way to this idea but with many more years of experience to draw upon. Composition and Improvisation are parallel in this group and they should both feed each into each other. The use of sustained rhythm as opposed to “jazz” drum patterns, with Bass forms backbone that everything else can hang on. Repetition and trance are as important as melody and harmony as are the use of extreme techniques from both electric guitar and saxophone, but, we never forget about the beauty of music and the ability of great music to transport both band and listeners, this is our primary goal hence our name “Light Star Guiding”. Group members: Ray Dickaty: tenor saxophone; Mikołaj Poncyljusz: guitar; Staszek Czyżewski: double bass; Dominik Mokrzewski: drums.

Trance

By Steve Kuhn

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Trance; A Change of Face; Squirt; The Sandhouse; Something Everywhere; Silver; The Young Blade; Life's Backward Glance.

Steve Kuhn: Trance

by John Kelman
September 10, 2005

By the time pianist Steve Kuhn began his eight-year relationship with ECM in '74, his reputation was already well on its way. Since emerging in the early '60s, the classically-trained but improvisation-minded Kuhn had worked with artists like Stan Getz, Joe Henderson, and John Coltrane. He released two recordings under his own name in '66: the ...

Trance

By Jamie Begian

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2003
Track listing: Oops!; Trance; Fuzzy Math; Marcysong; La Tortuga; Passion Shuffle; All Beans; Kablooie (62:38).

The Jamie Begian Big Band: Trance

by Jack Bowers
February 2, 2003

I was introduced to Jamie Begian -- and to Begian’s New York-based big band -- last month during the 30th annual conference of the International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE) in Toronto. Jamie also handed me a copy of his first album, Trance, which I must say is more impressive than I found the band to ...