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Ebenso bunt wie schil- der wie die unvergessliche Geri Allen duktion gegeben wird, ist ebenso lemd ist auch das Repertoire dieser 2017 verstarb und völlig neue Routen jede harmomsche Ausweichung wickeln wie ein Draht. Auf „Circuits" intim wie der eine oder andere Titel „Traumband", die es in ähnlicher des Jazz ftei machte. Allens „Mesh- scmgtChrisPotterbewussteineradi- vemuten lässt und wird vom Dreige- Fom bereits gab. I)ie drei Saxophon- work" gilt ietzt schon als lüassiker kal andere Richtung ein und findet spann idyllisch ausgemalt. zappy stimmen sorgen für atmosphänsch Neuer Musik. Die Aufgezählten spie- zugleichbeiEditionRecordseinneues Ei'lc D0lDhu dichte lmprovisationen und viele len also ausnahmslos im nächsten Zuhause. Während das vom Groove mllsloal Pl'Ol'Ilel Highlights. Dass solche Kapazunder Stockwerk. ewei dominierte Set an vergangene Werke O®®® es nicht nötig haben, Technik zu Resonance Records wie Underground (2006) oder UltTa- demonstrieren, ist selbstredend. ln u®, SISIlm R0l'[ER hang (2009) anknüpft, traut sich Pot- Über dreißig Jahne musste man - offi- den langen Passagen hat jeder genü- Siai.iex compiox ®®,O ter noch einen Schritt weiter in von zieLl - auf unveröffentlichtes Material gend Freiraum, sich voll und ganz zu nwog Records ihm noch unerforschte Temtorien, des legendären Multiinstnimentalis- entfalten. Das gilt nicht nur fur die und präsentiert sich als modemer ten Dolphy warten. Nun liegen - auf Reeds, sondern auch für die gioßarti- Rhythmsche Präziston tnfft auf drei CDs - 19 „neue" Tracks mit 85 stienge wie komplexe Arrangements Komponist und lnterpret, welcher gen Sidemen. Lovanos elegantes sich der aktuellen Strömungen in Jazz Minuten Studiomaterial vor. Einge- Spiel schlägt immer wieder duch auf dem neuen Album der Band „Roo- und Pop bewusst ist und sich davon spielt wurden sie am 1. und 3. Juli und bildet eine gewisse Antipode zu fer", deren Leader der Bassist Luca mspinerenlässt.SokommteszuSpie- 1963 in den Music Makers Studios in den eckigen lmprousationen des Alt- Sisera ist. Die Bläser-Section, beste- lerein mt overdubs, Delay-Effekten New York City, ungefähr ein halbes und Soprans. Ganz besondere Lust- hend aus Tenorsaxofon und Posaune, und flächigen Synthdecken, die in Jahr vor seinem bahnbrechenden momente sind naturlich jene, in sorgt für interessante Klangfa[ben, da Wechselwirkung mit dem markanten Werk „Out To Lunch!". Die Bandbrei- denen alle drei Bläser gemeinsam du[ch die fehlende Trompete eine Schlagzeugspiel Eric Harlands das te der Jazzikone wird auf „Musical agieren. Das Tolle an dieser CD ist, besonders weiche, leicht verwasche- 52 .
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