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Udo Schindler & Gunter Pretzel | 3. Salon für Klang + Kunst
Third in the series “Salon für Klang und Kunst”. One track. 25 Minutes. Live.
Recorded & mixed by Udo Schindler.
arch.musik S002/D & metropolis records
Udo Schindler & Dr. Stephan Richter | 2. Salon für Klang + Kunst
Second of the series “Salon für Klang und Kunst”. Live session, after the break:
Udo Schindler - clarinet, bass-clarinet, sopranosaxophone | Dr. Stephan Richter – acoustic & electric guitar
Udo Schindler, Margarita Holzbauer & Harald Lillmeyer | 1. Salon für Klang + Kunst
First in the “Salon für Klang und Kunst” series. One track. 48 Minutes. Live.
Recorded by Udo Schindler and mixed by Wolfgang Obrecht
Cristiano Calcagnile & Monica Demuru | Blastula | Scarnoduo
A compelling, dialogic force, crossing intimate and universal depths, with a huge re-combinatory possibility. Words are sounds coming from ancestral tales and future lines. Sounds are words going to inner places, touching outer limits. A great story that really deserves to be told again and again.
Henry Kuntz and Don Marvel | One One & One
“I hope this record will serve to introduce Don’s genius to the many who I know will want to hear how he works. I am grateful to him for helping to bring all of my music full-circle and into complete contemporaneity.” — Henry Kuntz
Jessica Jones Quartet | Word
Lou Grassi, Tony Jones, Jessica Jones, Dayna Stephens | featuring Candace Jones
Connie Crothers and Bill Payne | Conversations
“Rather than a high-energy blowout, these collaborations leave space, are generally thoughtful and feature close communication between the two musicians, whether they are echoing each others thoughts or offering a pair of contrasting voices.” — Scott Yanow, L.A. Jazz Scene
Five Rooms | No Room For Doubt
Gianni Mimmo, Angelo Contini, John Russell, Jean Michel van Schouwburg, Andrea Serrapiglio, Paolo Falascone
Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg, Jean Demey, John Russell | The Mercelis Concert (Brussels 2006)
A radically genuine kind of expression. Unpedigreed music that can turn our mood for the better in the space of a few minutes. — Massimo Ricci
Schindler + Richter | Kleine Klassiker
Udo Schindler | Bb-clarinet, soprano, tenor saxophone, | Dr. Stephan Richter | guitars.
This is house (construction) music. Frank Lloyd said “architecture is frozen music”.
Gianni Mimmo & Lorenzo Dal Ri | Bespoken
Finally on CD this magical collaboration started on winter 2002 and still alive and well! Elegant sound concept and electro-acoustical statement, BESPOKEN…
Connie Crothers Quartet | Music Is A Place
They may have started as members of the Lennie Tristano school of jazz, but the members of this highly evolved and polished quartet, as much a collective as the band of pianist Crothers, has ventured far beyond the tenets of Tristano.
Dori Levine & Ed Littman | click
“Click is a testament to approaching music with a sense of humor and fearlessness, and duo has achieved some fine results.” — Joe Knipes, Jazz Improv Magazine
Connie Crothers Quintet | Live Outpost Performance Space Albuquerque, New Mexico
“From piece to piece the music moves smoothly from accurate melodies to intense interaction then soft and mysterious textures that allow poet Mark Weber’s poetry to come through.” — Francis Lo Kee , All About Jazz / New York
Jared Smith | Seven Minutes Before The Bombs Drop
Readings by Jared Smith, with original music composed and performed by David Michael Jackson and Andy Derryberry.
Todd Moore and J.A. Deane | Dillinger
6 Years in the making this blows any other “spoken word” CD out of the water. With a 44 magnum.
Ace Yamashita | Dhamma
Yamashita gives a solo guitar performance where he mixes his sensitive style of Western playing with aural images of the Orient. it is a totally improvised session that finds him in a reflective, introspective mood.
Linda Satin | The Way I Am
It is possible for music to be both beautiful and challenging as evidenced by the vocalizing of Satin, who performs in a series of duets with pianist Crothers or guitarist Fite. – Frank Rubolino, Cadence February 2000.
Harry Schulz | Havin’ a Ball
“Havin’ A Ball” was recorded with guitarist Andy Fite, bassist Rich Califano and drummer Roger Mancuso. It includes some original tunes co-written with Andy Fite.
Andy Fite and Red Mitchell | Everybody Got Happy
“Mark this tribute to the joys of spontaneous creation down as one of the most accurately titled recordings ever. Recommended.” – David Dupont, Cadence
