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Triptych #5
Traces - Barre Phillips - Fifty years of measured memories DVD: Temporaneous - 1 hour 25 minutes of Barre playing solo and talking about music. CD: Opus One - a 38-minute collector's item. Book: 150 page visual memoir including photos, posters, album covers from double-bassist
Barre Phillips's personal archives spanning 50 years of activity. |
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Triptych #4– Tetsu Saitoh: Strings & The Moon Dedicated to the survivors and victims of the devastating earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit Japan on March 3, 2011. DVD: 1h 52 minute - Tetsu Sainoh 5Bass Ensemble
Gen311. Filmed during the time of the earthquake and its aftermath. All
music by Tetsu Saitoh. The name of the 5 bass ensemble GEN 311 derives
from the date of the catastrophe. ( GEN means String in Japanese). |
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CD: 52 minute, Moonstruck - featuring Tetsu Saitoh bass, Lauren Newton vocals, Kazue Sawai 17 strings bass koto.
76 page Art Book: paintings by Yuji Kobayashi and Lauren Newton, calligraphies by Chie Inu.
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Triptych #3 – Joëlle Leandre: Solo CD: 38 minutes bass solo, Piednu, France,
2005 160 page book The unique voice of double-bassist Joëlle Léandre moves back and forth between the worlds of theatre, poetry, dance, improvi- sation and composition. With passion and fire, she recounts her main sources of inspiration, encounters with John Cage, Peter Kowald, Giacinto Scelsi, Steve Lacy, Philippe Fénélon, Betsy Jolas, Derek Bailey, George Lewis, Anthony Braxton among others… |
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Triptych #2 – Deep Tones For Peace CD: SLM, by Mark Dresser and Sarah Weaver,
telematic performance between Jerusalem and New York City (49 minutes). Photography booklet |
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Triptych #1 – Mark Dresser: Guts CD: Solo bass improvisations, compositions
and interpretations (48:57). Art booklet |
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Citations Citations, like all valued works of art, is an odyssey. It is a journey into Jean Claude’s innermost emotions and energies which he channels, almost subliminally, through all manner of hand and bow application to the strings and body of his double bass. |
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All Strung Out Through glancing sonic collisions and temporal deviations the strings of the piano and the bass weave a complex, narrative web of discovery and description.
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The Ethnic Project Improvisations incorporating ethnic aereophones and con- temporary contrabass sounds.
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Ido Bukelman - The Door - Acoustic Guitar Solo Works |
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Myelination - JC Jones This project brings together science and music, enabling an unusual and evocative window into the illness MS. The vibrations of the myelin protein were analyzed by quantum mechanics and brought into the audible realm. Then musicians were invited to record over the myelin sounds emanating from the laboratory. Featuring Steve Horenstein baritone sax,Yoni Silver bass clarinet, Harold Rubin clarinet and voice, Ariel Shibolet soprano sax, Jake Marmer poetry, JC Jones bass and vocalist Yael Tai. |
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Mark Dresser, Irina-Kalina Goudeva, JC Jones, Barre Phillips, Bert Turetzky. Previously unreleased Deep Tones for Peace |
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Bert Turetzky bass / Vinny Golia woodwinds / George Lewis trombone |
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Shibolet soprano sax / Haggai Fershtman drums
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Shibolet soprano sax / Nori Jacoby viola |
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Ariel Shibolet sax solo
Live at the Total Music Meeting, Berlin 2007 |
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Vinny Golia woodwinds / Mark Dresser contrabass |
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Bert Turetzky - contrabass and Vinny Golia - woodwinds |
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Ned Rothenberg - reeds, Catherine Jauniaux - vocals, Barre Phillips - stringbass |
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Joelle Leandre contrebasse &
Live aux Instants Chavires, 2009 |
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Joelle Leandre contrebasse &
Live aux Instants Chavires, 2009 |
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Peter Kowald bass, Vinny Golia woodwinds
Late legendary bassist and virtuoso woodwinds player, Los Angeles 2000 |
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Gunter Baby Sommer
Kadima Music Salon July 2008 |
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Mark Dresser,
Denman Maroney
Associés depuis une vingtaine d’années, Mark Dresser (b) et Denman Maroney (« hyperpiano ») ont inventé une manière de combiner avec fraîcheur, sophistication et une constante inspiration une sorte de lyrisme épanoui et des impros hérissées dans un savant enchevêtrement de techniques instrumentales conventionnelles et « étendues » très colorées. “Live in concert“ (enregistré à New York et Chicago) est un parfait échantillon de leur art singulier. Robert Louis - Impro Jazz |
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Joelle Leandre
Double cd cd 1: 7 Solos cd 2 : sextet featuring Assif Tsachar bass clarinet , Ariel Shibolet soprano saxophone, Albert Beger tenor saxophone, Haggai Fershtman drums, Daniel Sarid piano trio with Steve Horenstein barytone,soprano saxophones and flute, J-C Jones bass. Duo with Sameer Makhoul oud |
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Joelle Leandre / Barre Phillips
Two improvising string basses, masters Joelle Leandre and Barre Phillips in an aural experiment that is beyond our conventional definitions musical form and manner, an insighful conversationbetween two kindred souls and old friends who never documented their collaborations in a duet format. |
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Tanaka - Lithp KCR 15, 2008
Improvised music group originating from Haifa, Israel. Ofer
Bymel, drums. |
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Jean Claude Jones ReComp
As opposed to mere editing, recomp involves the deconstruction, subtraction, selection, rearrangement, and reconstruction of the material. It not only changes the sequencing, but it radically affects the feeling and flow of the music, revealing new connections, transitions, and possibilities.
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Ariel Shibolet and Between the Strings
Recorded live in November 2006 - Co- produced by Kadima Collective Recordings and Ariel Shibolet |
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Ariel
Recorded at the Kadima Studio, Jerusalem, May-July 2007. |
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White Night in Tel Aviv
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Shibolet/Josephson/Baker/Looney/Smith
Track titles are from paintings by Mark Rothko Ariel Shiolet (soprano saxophone), Aurora Josephson (voice), Jen Baker (trombone), Scott R. Looney (piano), Damon Smith (double bass) Recorded by Scott R. Looney, 8 January, 2006 at 1510 Studios,
Oakland, CA, USA |
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J.C. Jones
J.C. Jones (electro acoustic bass, live electronics) This solo bass album is a distillation of my language, the articulation of my
voice on my instrument. It is free improvised music, focused on energy
and the moment. |
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Ariel
Ariel ( piano) with guests: Jean Claude Jones (bass), Jess Koren (tenor saxophone), Harold Rubin (clarinet), Jerry Garval (drums)
Recorded at the Kadima Studio, Jerusalem, May-September 2006. |
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Temperamental Trio
Collaborative compositions by: Recorded and mixed at Kadima Studio, Jerusalem, May-June, 2006 |
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Gan Lev & Jean Claude Jones
Gan Lev (soprano, alto and baritone saxes, voice, recording and production), Jean Claude Jones (bass & electronics) “This set of seventeen duets, most of them less than two minutes long and all recorded in one afternoon, is offering head-on collisions between two seasoned musicians that are full of primal ideas and an endless urge to investigate the sonorities of their instruments...” Eyal Hareuveni, All About Jazz |
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Joseph Sprinzak/ Jean Claude Jones |
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Harold Rubin & J.C. Jones
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J.C. Jones With Friends Jean Claude Jones (electro acoustic bass and Mac PowerBook), Ned Rothenberg (bass clarinet and alto sax), Victoria Hanna (vocals), Harold Rubin (Clarinet, original text), Joseph Sprinzak (voice), Hagai Fresthman (drums), Daniel Hoffman (violin), Gan Lev (reeds, home made didg), Nori Jacoby (viola, flutes) |
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Jean Claude Jones With Friends
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