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Jurg Wickihalder, Barry Guy, Lucas Niggli 2017 Beyond torrent |
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Jürg Wickihalder, Barry Guy, Lucas Niggli ~ Beyond ~ 2017 Intakt Records Intakt CD 277.
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1 A New One 5:02 2 Relaxing In The Forest 7:57 3 The Valley 8:18 4 Return Of Ulysses 5:57 5 Arts And Crafts 6:27 6 Süssholz 3:33 7 Dipper 4:44 8 Sing! 5:01 9 The Last Breath 6:19
Barry Guy: bass Lucas Niggli: drums Jürg Wickihalder: soprano, alto, tenor saxophones
he birdlike sound, terse eloquence and Thelonious Monk-inspired structural audacity of the late soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy often guide Swiss reeds-player Jürg Wickihalder, a European jazz luminary joined here by the eclectic, light-touch percussionist Lucas Niggli and improv/contemporary-classical bass virtuoso Barry Guy – the latter celebrating his 70th year with the same boundary-busting energy he has displayed for the last 50. Like Lacy, Wickihalder is engagingly fond of airily strutting soprano sax-and-bass unison tunes that dissolve into impetuously-spinning free passages and dead halts, but he also plays more spaciously here – often through distinctive approaches to alto and tenor saxes. Abstract improv passages precede contrastingly dreamy sax meditations or voicelike laments of an Albert Ayler-like fervour; ballad-like pieces gently bloom while the saxophonist’s partners scuttle and skip; the lyrical Sussholz is a delicate dialogue for mellow tenor sax and Guy’s ringing pizzicato; and the springy Dipper is like a periodically derailing calypso. Edgy jazz composing, awesome virtuosity, collective improv and invitingly songlike melody are all very subtly fused together here. - The Guardian
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