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  • Cover The Song Is You

    The Song Is You

    Their collaboration has been hailed as a summit meeting of two jazz masters. Enrico Rava, trumpeter from Trieste, and Fred Hersch, pianist from Cincinatti, share a deep affection for the tradition and a profound sense for melodic invention. In this recording, with flugelhorn and piano glowing in the superb acoustic of the Lugano studio, Rava and Hersch explore some much-loved standards: ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz

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  • Cover ars moriendi

    ars moriendi

    On ars moriendi Paul Giger looks at life’s flowing patterns, at death and renewal, as he brings together compositions by Bach and new music drawing inspiration from the work of painter Giovanni Segantini and Swiss folk traditions. The album was recorded in Maloja, where Segantini spent the last years of his life. ...

    Composer: Paul Giger (1952), Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)

    Genre: Classical

    Subgenre: Chamber Music

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  • Cover The Next Door

    The Next Door

    On The Next Door Julia Hülsmann returns with the quartet from 2019’s Not Far From Here, and presents her unique pianistic voice in a varied programme of almost exclusively original music, composed by herself and her colleagues – tenor saxophonist Uli Kempendorff, Marc Muellbauer on double bass and drummer Heinrich Köbberling. ...

    Genre: Jazz

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  • Cover Heiner Goebbels: A House of Call - My Imaginary Notebook

    Heiner Goebbels: A House of Call - My Imaginary Notebook

    A cycle of invocations, prayers, poems and songs for large orchestra, A House of Call incorporates recordings of sounds and voices from all over the world collected by Heiner Goebbels during his travels, research, and chance encounters. The cycle is a response to the history of these recordings and to their complexity, rawness and radiance. ...

    Composer: Heiner Goebbels (1952)

    Genre: Classical

    Subgenre: Orchestral

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  • Cover L’Aurore

    L’Aurore

    German violinist Carolin Widmann’s imaginative solo recital spans a thousand years of music history from Hildegard vom Bingen’s antiphon Spiritus sanctus vivificans vita to Three Miniatures by George Benjamin. En route, Widman’s “little encyclopaedia” embraces compositions by Eugène Ysaÿe and George Enescu, pieces that brought new expressive ...

    Composer: George Enescu (1881-1955), Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179), George Benjamin (b. 1960), Eugène Ysaÿe (1858-1931), Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)

    Genre: Classical

    Subgenre: Instrumental

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  • Cover Prism IV

    Prism IV

    The Danish String Quartet's Grammy-nominated Prism project, linking Bach fugues, Beethoven quartets and works by later masters, receives its fourth installment. The penultimate volume of the series combines Bach's Fugue in G minor from the Well-Tempered Clavier (in the arrangement by Viennese composer Emanuel Aloys Frster) with Beethoven's String Quartet Op. ...

    Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809-1847)

    Genre: Classical

    Subgenre: Chamber Music

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  • Cover Isabela

    Isabela

    On his follow-up to Here Be Dragons New York-based saxophonist Oded Tzur and his collaborators apply their subtle dialect in a more intense space, exploring the nuances and colours of the saxophonist’s self-fashioned raga in a suite-like sequence of quiet meditations and powerful exclamations. Throughout Isabela a heightened sense of urgency prevails, ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz

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  • Cover John Scofield

    John Scofield

    John Scofield’s first guitar-solo-recording ever gives a résumé of all the influences and idioms he has cultivated over his career in performances on guitar, accompanied by his own rhythmic pulse and chordal backing using a loop machine. Besides jazz, John is known to have always also had a soft spot for the rock and roll and country music he grew up with, ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz

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  • Cover Siwan - Hafla

    Siwan - Hafla

    Hafla is the third album from Norwegian keyboardist-composer-arranger Jon Balke’s Siwan, launched in 2007 as a meeting point for musicians of strikingly different backgrounds and experiences. Siwan celebrates the concept of coexistence and cooperation, making the case for the positive attributes of cultural diversity, as it looks back into history and forwards towards new models for shared work. ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Crossover Jazz

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  • Cover Heinz Holliger: Lunea

    Heinz Holliger: Lunea

    Heinz Holliger’s “dream opera” Lunea which was premiered, to great acclaim, at Opernhaus Zurich, interweaves strands from the life and mind of Nikolaus Franz Niembsch (1802-1850), the Hungarian-born Austrian poet who wrote under the name Nikolaus Lenau. Lenau’s last, fragmentary writings have fired Holliger’s imagination and led to the creation of an intricately inventive work with a ...

    Composer: Heinz Holliger (1939-)

    Genre: Classical

    Subgenre: Vocal

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  • Cover Opening

    Opening

    On the album Opening, Tord Gustavsen reveals a fresh angle to his particularly unique trio investigations into Scandinavian folk hymns, gospel, chorale and jazz, as he introduces a different voice on bass. With a new fellow-traveller on board and its recording premiere in Lugano's Auditorio Stelio Molo, the trio discovers inspired new ways to interact with each other, ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz

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  • Cover Return from the Stars

    Return from the Stars

    Mark Turner’s writing for his quartet on Return from the Stars (titled after Stanislav Lem’s science fiction novel) gives the players plenty of space in which to move, on an album both exhilarating and thoughtful in its arc of expression. Solos flow organically out of the arrangements and, beneath the often-dazzling interplay of Turner’s tenor and Jason Palmer’s trumpet, the rhythm section of Joe Martin and Jonathan Pinson roams freely. ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz

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  • Cover Naked Truth

    Naked Truth

    There is a searching, yearning quality to Naked Truth, and a raw beauty and vulnerability in Avishai Cohen’s trumpet sound throughout. Very much music-of-the moment, found and shaped in the course of a remarkable recording session in the South of France, Naked Truth takes the form of an extemporaneous suite. ...

    Genre: Jazz

    Subgenre: Contemporary Jazz

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