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Peter Brotzmann Live Free Jazz Master
The first volume of the album is 'Full Blast' (JW 1) with Br&246 tzmann (alto and soprano sax, t&225 rogat&243 ) playing in a super Swiss-German trio with Marino Pliakas (electric bass), a member of Swiss Steamboat, and Michael Wertmuller (drums), one of the best musiciand of the Berlin music scene. Recorded.'Brotzmann Box' is a beautiful box set containing 3 albums by German free jazz master Peter Br&246 tzmann. Fmp cd 112 right as rain"Classic Brötzmann and ranks among his very best outings on the horn, a captivating and surprisingly refreshing squall."Peter Brtzmann Jrg Fischer Live in Wiesbaden Not Two Records All music by Peter Brtzmann/Jrg Fischer exept for track 4 by Peter Brtzmann. Fmp cd 107 3 points and a mountain plus.
"Recorded at the Nickelsdorf Konfrontationen in the summer of 2006, the record hearkens back to his 1976 solo effort in keeping the action within the confines of an LP. Featuring Hamid Drake and William. Peter Brotzmann, tenor, baritone sax, tarogato Sonny Sharrock, guitar Bill Laswell, 6-string bass Shannon Jackson, drums, voice with Herbie Hancock, piano.JAZZ LIVE: DIE LIKE A DOG AT TONIC, NYC Peter Brotzmann's Die Like A Dog Trio played two sets on May 3 at NYC's Tonic. Last Exit With Herbie Hancock.
Switching from alto to tenor, clarinet and his now familiar tarogato – a traditional Hungarian relative of the clarinet – he doesn’t force anything he simply plays. The man still has lessons to teach, and he still has the power to move you."Brötzmann’s latest solo outing – his first solo live recording – showcases an artist utterly at ease with his muse. This is a splendid solo offering that will pick you right up and take you along for a joyous ride.""Five solo pieces ranging from demonstrations in strength and stamina to near-romantic lyricism. Right from the opening salvo, Brötz is digging in and making his presence known. Nearly half the program is dominated by his alto, a horn that often plays backseat to his tenor in other contexts, and it’s an invigorating change in focus.""'Lost & Found' is a powerful and direct solo offering.
Precedents for this solo album include 14 LovePoems Plus 10 More (1984), No Nothing (1990), Nothing to Say (1996), and Right as Rain (2001). Lost & Found would serve as an excellent introduction to Brötzmann's individual technique. Listeners should feel free to surrender completely to the wonderment of the coiled helix of successive moments that make up this 47-minute recital. On the title track, his tone is singular enough to suggest another instrument altogether, whilst his lyricism, something which again is often not apparent in his group work, also comes to the fore." - All About Jazz"Brötzmann is remarkably adept at spontaneous invention and textural variation. What the listener hears as a signature style is not a theoretical construct but something that arises naturally from the meeting of this man, with these tools, in this space.""Brötzmann's throaty sound conveys an emotional range rarely touched on in jazz of any kind.""If it hasn't been said before that Brötzmann's approach to the clarinet is as unique as that of anyone on this planet then it can be said here.
Reinhard Kager, the ‘SWR2’ radio team.
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