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| Marc Copland And... |
| Marc Copland |
első megjelenés éve: 2001
63 perc |
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| (2003)
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CD |
| 4.776 Ft
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| 1. | Old Friends 1
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| 2. | See You Again
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| 3. | Blue in Green
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| 4. | Balloonman
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| 5. | Old Friends 2
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| 6. | Air Conditioning
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| 7. | Spring Song
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| 8. | Cantaloupe Island
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| 9. | You and the Night and the Music
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| 10. | Old Friends 3
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Jazz / Post-Bop, Hard Bop, Jazz Instrument, Piano Jazz
Recorded: June 6-7, 2002, The Studio, NYC
Marc Copland - Piano, Liner Notes
Michael Brecker - Sax (Tenor) (2,8)
John Abercrombie - Guitar (3,4,6,7,9)
Drew Gress - Bass
Jochen Rueckert - Drums
Art Lange Producer
Bill Zavatsky Poetry, Liner Notes
Fuhrer Vienna Graphic Conception
Jon Rosenberg Engineer
Peter Pfister Mixing, Mastering
Werner X. Uehlinger Executive Producer, Liner Notes
Creating improvised music with others can be a very intimate process. When this process is shared with musicians who are lifelong friends, the personal bond seems to manifest itself in a special kind of musical communication. There is an ease and flow, a delight in mutual trust, exploration, and surprise, which is hard to duplicate in any other way.
--- Marc Copland
Saxophonist turned jazz pianist Marc Copland has been busy recording for a Switzerland based record label. He continues his high level of musicianship with his core trio, along with tenor saxophonist Michael Brecker and guitarist John Abercombie, both performing on selected tracks. Copland possesses a sensitive touch, while also residing as a well-versed swing and bop pianist. On the piece titled "See You Again," he lays down a groove ridden, lower register ostinato in support of Brecker's gritty, and rather heartening lines, as the soloists purse an open-ended dialogue via their peppery improvisations.
Copland's and Abercrombie's temperate and reflective spin of Miles Davis' classic "Blue Is Green," serves as a mood-evoking ballad. While Charlie Parker's "Air Conditioning" features the guitarist's inimitable phraseology, fused with climactic lines and diminutive voicings. Here, the quartet's ascending momentum and bebop rhythms might suggest a sense of tension to complement an element of surprise. Other highlights include a sequence of staggered flows, marked by Brecker's soaring skyward approach and Copland's melodically shaded chord progressions. And of course, the rhythm section of bassist Drew Gress and drummer Jochen Rueckert provide the soloists with all the ammo required. ~ Glenn Astarita, All Music Guide
Marc Copland
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Born: May 27, 1948 in Philadelphia, PA
Genre: Jazz
Marc Copland actually began his musical career as a saxophonist, playing alto with Chico Hamilton in the early '70s shortly after arriving in New York. However, he soon took time off, changed direction, and re-emerged as a pianist whose lyricism sometimes recalls Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett. Copland has recorded as a leader for Sunnyside, Savoy, and Jazzline and has also been a talented sidemen for a variety of modern mainstream all-stars.
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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