Lines and Spa Ces
Jazz
| Sep 2002
Reviews
Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2002-10-03
Reviewed 2002-10-03
A trio of very different “works” ranging from happy straight jazz (#3) to abstact experimental (#1). There’s a jazz element throughout -- #1 includes Roscoe Mitchell of the Art Ensemble of Chicago. Very interesting stuff; track 3 in particular is a multiphased composition that’s well worth the time.
And yes, the title is "Lines and Spa ces," with a space between the "a" and "c".
1- Sparse, quiet, mystical. Duet w/ Roscoe Mitchell.
2- Composed duet of bass & various reeds. Starts very quiet but develops a jazz-jamming kind of sound.
3- Dark tumbling creepiness, yes! At around -17:00, brightens into perky jazz passage including some straight bebop! Quiets down around -9:30.
And yes, the title is "Lines and Spa ces," with a space between the "a" and "c".
1- Sparse, quiet, mystical. Duet w/ Roscoe Mitchell.
2- Composed duet of bass & various reeds. Starts very quiet but develops a jazz-jamming kind of sound.
3- Dark tumbling creepiness, yes! At around -17:00, brightens into perky jazz passage including some straight bebop! Quiets down around -9:30.
Recent airplay
For Ab
Music Casserole — Aug 12, 2023
Opus No. 1 for Plungerhoseaphone and Percussion
Music Casserole — Aug 05, 2023
Squeak [excerpt]
Memory Select — Nov 15, 2002
For Ab [excerpt]
Memory Select — Oct 25, 2002
Charting
2002-10-07 — 2002-12-09
Jazz
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Nov 17 | 1 |
| Oct 27 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Opus No. 1 for ... | ||
| 2. | Squeak | ||
| 3. | For Ab |