In the Garden

Jazz | Jan 2004

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2004-02-15
Another dose of Rudolph's world-jazz drum-circle band, with a heavy woodwind section anchored by Lateef. Many of the tracks are of the busy, rhythmic variety, but there are quite a few slower, meditative moments as well. Definite sense of organization, too, in the compositions (see 1.1, 2.1, 2.2).

DISK 1
1- Midtempo, with African sing/chanting from Lateef. Starts slow.
2- Patient sax-drum duet.
3- Large, slow-moving front. Gets quiet.
4- Sparse, creeping
5- Urgent sax squall, then slow sax-bassoon dialogue
6- Serene criss-crossing flutes, into fast drum mob. Starting at -6:00, a lone sax joined by sparse accompanyment.

DISK 2
1- Kind of Peruvian drums and flute. Mid/fast; frenetic sax-horns dialogue later
2- Jazz orchestra composition, slow
3- Floaty, with oboe and gawky nasal "cruzaphone"
4- Sax-drum showcase. Fast, with slow start and end
5- Slow, drifty
6- Gentle. Builds to a robust fast jam.

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Charting

2004-02-16 — 2004-04-19 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
Apr 18 1
Mar 21 1

Track listing

1. Little Tree
2. Nanna
3. Morphic Resonance
4. Lobelia, Euphorbia, Rock
5. Trace Elements
6. Root Pressure
7. Amanita
8. Formative Impluses
9. Moisture Droplet
10. Chaotic Attractors