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  • Cover Illusion Suite (2023 Remaster)

    Illusion Suite (2023 Remaster)

    On Illusion Suite, “the charms are quiet”, as Down Beat put it, reviewing the album in 1974. “it creeps up on you and hits you in the ear in subtle ways. Things you hadn’t noticed keep jumping out. This album most directly and accurately pictures [Stanley Cowell’s] fresh keyboard approach”. On the album – Cowell’s only recording for ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Hard Bop

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  • Cover Triptykon (2023 Remaster)

    Triptykon (2023 Remaster)

    An early document of Jan Garbarek as free improviser on ECM, "Triptykon" sees the saxophonist paired up with his Norwegian cohort Arild Andersen and the Finnish percussionist Edward Vesala. The Swiss weekly Weltwoche had high praise for the album in the year of its release: “In this Norwegian triptych, free jazz has found a ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Free Jazz

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  • Cover A.R.C. (2023 Remaster)

    A.R.C. (2023 Remaster)

    Chick Corea’s first leader date for ECM, recorded in January 1971, emphasized his creative alliance with Dave Holland. The pianist and bassist had bonded musically during their years with Miles Davis and both were committed to extending the possibilities of improvisation in a period when, as Corea would put it ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Avantgarde Jazz

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  • Cover Balladyna (2023 Remaster)

    Balladyna (2023 Remaster)

    Stanko’s first for ECM, and a splendid introduction to the “predatory lyricism” that is the Polish trumpeter’s stylistic trademark. "I can only imagine the reactions Tomasz Stanko garnered with Balladyna, his first recording for ECM. The no-holds-barred “First Song” jumps into action with that hard swing that can only come from Dave Holland. ....

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Free Jazz

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  • Cover Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

    Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

    Keith Jarrett’s account of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach’s Württemberg Sonatas is a revelation. “I’d heard the sonatas played by harpsichordists, and felt there was a space left for a piano version,” says Jarrett today. This outstanding recording, made in May 1994 and previously unreleased, finds the pianist attuned to the expressive implications of the sonatas in ...

    Composer: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788)

    Genre: Classical

    Subgenre: Instrumental

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  • Cover A Time to Remember

    A Time to Remember

    "A Time To Remember" is a continuation of the special synergy that inhabited Elina Duni’s acclaimed Lost Ships and finds her regrouping with that album’s quartet of guitarist Rob Luft, Matthieu Michel on flugelhorn and Fred Thomas on percussion and piano. As the title suggests, the notion of ‘time’ pulls through the programme like a theme, connecting ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Vocal

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  • Cover Glimmer

    Glimmer

    Violinist Nils Økland and keyboardist Sigbjørn Apeland, musical partners for thirty years, have long explored the interface of Norwegian traditional music and improvisation. Glimmer, an exceptionally beautiful and touching album, takes as its starting point Norwegian folk music. Apeland’s collection of pieces from local singers who ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Crossover Jazz

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  • Cover Music by Henrik Ødegaard

    Music by Henrik Ødegaard

    After dedicating past ECM New Series recordings to the works of contemporary composers Arvo Pärt, Erkki-Sven Tüür, Helena Tulve and most recently Cyrillus Kreek, the Vox Clamantis choir, under the direction of Jaan-Eik Tulve, turns its attention towards Norwegian composer Henrik Ødegaard with a fine-drawn programme of liturgical ...

    Composer: Henrik Odegaard (1955)

    Genre: Classical

    Subgenre: Chant

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  • Cover Our Daily Bread

    Our Daily Bread

    The third album from Joe Lovano’s Trio Tapestry extends its spacious and lyrical approach, with deep listening and intense focus. “Our Daily Bread is fueled by the rhythm spirit of expression that projects the mysterious world of music that lies ahead,” says master saxophonist Lovano in his liner note, addressing his elegantly fluid pieces and ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz

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  • Cover Vagabond

    Vagabond

    Dominic Miller wurde von Peter Ruedi in der Weltwoche als "großer, gelassener Erzähler" bezeichnet, und Vagabond, die dritte Aufnahme des Gitarristen für ECM, könnte sich als sein bisher poetischstes Werk erweisen. Auf dem Album erzeugt er gemeinsam mit Ziv Ravitz am Schlagzeug, seinem langjährigen Begleiter Nicolas Fiszman ... #!EN!#> Dominic Miller has been called “a great, serene storyteller” by Peter Ruedi in the Swiss weekly Weltwoche, and Vagabond, the guitarist’s third recording for ECM, might prove his most poetic tale to date. After Dominic’s debut Silent Light (2017), which captured the guitarist in solo performances with occasional percussive ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz

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  • Cover Prism V

    Prism V

    The Danish String Quartet bring their highly acclaimed Prism project to its conclusion. In each volume of this series a particular Bach fugue is connected to a late Beethoven quartet which, in turn, is connected to a quartet by a later master: “A beam of music is split through Beethoven’s prism,” in the Danes’ words. ...

    Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), Anton Webern (1883-1945)

    Genre: Classical

    Subgenre: Chamber Music

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  • Cover El último aliento

    El último aliento

    The focus of Zsófia Boros’s third recording for ECM’s New Series is split two-ways, with one spotlight turned towards contemporary compositions from Argentina and the other on the multiple-idioms spanning music of French composer Mathias Duplessy. Fanfare magazine has spoken of the Vienna-based Hungarian guitarist in glowing terms, noting her ...

    Composer: Quique Sinesi (1960), Alberto Ginastera (1916-1983), Carlos Moscardini (1959), Joaquin Alem (1975), Mathias Duplessy (1972)

    Genre: Guitar

    Subgenre: Classical Guitar

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