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ONJQ Live In Lisbon

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発売日 2006年08月19日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルClean Feed
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 CF063
SKU 5609063000634

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:57:03
Personnel: Otomo Yoshihide (electric guitar); Tsugami Kenta (alto saxophone); Mats Gustafsson (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Yoshigaki Yasuhiro (trumpet, drums). Recording information: Lisbon, Portugal. Guitarist Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Quintet is a study in contrasts. Long stretches of free-form sound and noise explorations give way to surprising melodic moments or sparser improvisations. On "Serene," after a lengthy bit of feedback, the group plays a fairly straightforward reading of Eric Dolphy's theme before returning to their rather intense mood. The powerful ensembles of "Flutter" suddenly becomes an alto bass duet before the other musicians rejoin and the intensity level builds and builds. "Eureka" uses a mournful theme which contrasts with its title and builds in intensity to an almost-frightening level before finding a sort of inner peace. Although certainly not for all listeners, this live set is quite stimulating and should satisfy listeners with extremely open ears. ~ Scott Yanow

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    1. 1.
      Song for Che/Reducing Agent

    2. 2.
      Serene

    3. 3.
      Flutter

    4. 4.
      Eureka

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Guitarist Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Quintet is a study in contrasts. Long stretches of free-form sound and noise explorations give way to surprising melodic moments or sparser improvisations. On "Serene," after a lengthy bit of feedback, the group plays a fairly straightforward reading of Eric Dolphy's theme before returning to their rather intense mood. The powerful ensembles of "Flutter" suddenly becomes an alto bass duet before the other musicians rejoin and the intensity level builds and builds. "Eureka" uses a mournful theme which contrasts with its title and builds in intensity to an almost-frightening level before finding a sort of inner peace. Although certainly not for all listeners, this live set is quite stimulating and should satisfy listeners with extremely open ears. ~ Scott Yanow|
Rovi

Guitarist Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Quintet is a study in contrasts. Long stretches of free-form sound and noise explorations give way to surprising melodic moments or sparser improvisations. On "Serene," after a lengthy bit of feedback, the group plays a fairly straightforward reading of Eric Dolphy's theme before returning to their rather intense mood. The powerful ensembles of "Flutter" suddenly becomes an alto bass duet before the other musicians rejoin and the intensity level builds and builds. "Eureka" uses a mournful theme which contrasts with its title and builds in intensity to an almost-frightening level before finding a sort of inner peace. Although certainly not for all listeners, this live set is quite stimulating and should satisfy listeners with extremely open ears. ~ Scott Yanow
Rovi

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