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Carsten Dahl/Arild Andersen/Jon Christensen: Space Is The Place

Carsten Dahl/Arild Andersen/Jon Christensen: Space Is The Place

Three of Europe?s finest instrumentalists have once again joined forces. With their new release ?Space is the Place? (Storyville Records), the musicians explore their new found haven. A haven in which the music on this CD was created. Not as ?classical? free jazz, but more as subtle tonal art that is original, spontaneous, natural and free. All 11 tracks on the CD were recorded at The Village Recoridng Studio in Copenhagen on June 5th 2011 immediately after the trio?s concerts at Jazzhus Montmartre. Carsten Dahl- one of Scandinavia?s leading pianists has played with Ed Thigpen, Benny Golson, Eddie Gomez etc. Arild Andersen (bass) and Jon Christensen (drums) have both played a number of years, as members of the Jan Garbarek?s quartet, and are some of Europe?s most sought after sidemen. The music on this CD is improvisational music in it?s purest form. Music that gives the listener the opportunity to enjoy the open SPACE, in which the music was created.

SEK 188.00
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Tomas Franck Quartet: Association - Live At Montmartre

Tomas Franck Quartet: Association - Live At Montmartre

This live recording is from an intense July evening during the 2015 Copenhagen Jazz Festival where the Tomas Franck Quartet totally brought the house down. Backing Tomas Franck up is a trio led by the exceptional pianist, Carsten Dahl, one of his all-time most important musical collaborators. The attentive rhythm section is rounded out with Daniel Franck on Bass and the new American stellar drummer, Rodney Green. One of the greatest contemporary jazz musicians, Tomas Franck has a musical strength common to few. His career has brought him closer to a finer sense for the very substance of music. While this is not a process that rewards instantly, probably only a handful of other tenor saxophonists in the world today play with his degree of integrity. In the liner notes, Montmartre music director Christian Brorsen writes: “ The  music speaks for itself, and one can sense how everything falls into place. Audacious leaps into the unknown are taken, but each time, like a cat, the quartet lands firmly on its musical feet. And the audience reacts accordingly. Whether they were sitting on the edge of their seats or hanging at the bar, momentarily forgetting their drinks, everyone was blown away by this special evening. Now it has been immortalized on record. An example of jazz at its best—in the moment, with no holds barred and no safety net !”

SEK 188.00
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Duke Ellington: Live At Carnegie Hall Dec. 11, 1943

Duke Ellington: Live At Carnegie Hall Dec. 11, 1943

The Duke Ellington Orchestra which performed the eagerly-awaited Second Carnegie Hall Concert on Dec. 11, 1943, was a band which consisted both of famous old alumni and exciting new talent like clarinetest Jimmy Hamilton, bassist Alvin Raglin and vocalist Al Hibbler. Because of the recording ban during World War II, doing live concerts became vital to maintain both the band?s popularity and some form of income. Add to this the fact that Carnegie Hall was the most prestigious venue of them all, and its easy to understand why the Ellington Orchestra was determined to play its best that evening, performing old standards and Ellington favourites. Among the many high points from this marvellous concert (which fills two CD?s) are excerpts from ?Black, Brown and Beige?, Al Hibbler?s vocal rendition of ?Do Nothing ?Til You Hear From Me?, Rex Stewart?s showpiece ?Trumpet In Spades? and, above all, the first performance ever of ?New World A-Coming?.

SEK 263.00
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