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March Hair
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Richie Havens
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One-Oh-Nine
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Phrygian Dream
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Miss Chief
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Tsuruta Kinshi
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Kashmir
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Macrame
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Ned Rothenberg New York
Composer/Performer Ned Rothenberg has been internationally acclaimed for both his solo and ensemble music, presented for the
past 35 years on 5 continents. He performs primarily on alto saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet, and the shakuhachi - an endblown Japanese bamboo flute.
"America's most intimate composer and improviser" Thom Jurek, All Music Guide
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This music has everything I need: acoustic instruments, a slow build, layers of atypical harmonies and rhythms being added each pass through, subtle melodies and combinations. Excellent work!
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Counterbalance
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A great recording of a fantastic performance. Smoldering stuff by everyone involved!
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A Mutable Feast or: The Ghost of a Flea
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Lovely folk-based music with soft corners and dreamlike melodies, full of fairy-tale-like enchantment.
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Utter
by Ingrid Laubrock & Tom Rainey
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What I like about all your work is the extent to which you seem to be simultaneously driven by the other. Plus there are sounds coming out of this saxophone that I don't usually hear. It's good to hear the air moving. Chant has some rhythmic manoeuvres I can't describe (? from poly to mono and ¿) but am listening to carefully in the hope that one day I will be able to.
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