Interzone - 4/24/07: ECM - VI

[Cozy]

Hey Moonies!

This week I'll be continuing the series that explores the vast amount of music to be found on the ECM label.

ECM emerged at a time when the US was setting most of the trends in the jazz recording business. Eicher’s vision was to bring new and contemporary ideas to classic music traditions while also producing records of distinct production quality. The end result is a diverse catalog of music in the jazz, jazz-rock, avant-garde, new age, and contemporary music veins.


Here's the playlist:

Steve Reich　 -Phases – Sections I-X-Pulse (edited)-(Music For 18 Musicians)--USA
Masqualero　 -Tutte-(Bande À Part)　 --Norway
Masqualero　 -3 for 5-(Bande À Part)　 --Norway
Dino Saluzzi　 -Motojoro-(Mojotoro)　 --Argentina
Everyman Band　 -Al Ur-(Without Warning)　 --USA
Jack DeJohnette　 -Bayou Fever-(New Directions) --USA
Louis Sclavis　 -Reponse a Gavotte-(Les Violences de Rameau) --France
Nils Petter Molvær　 -Platonic Years-(Khmer)　 --Norway
Nils Petter Molvær　 -Khmer-(Khmer)　 --Norway
Terje Rypdal -The Dain Curse-(Waves)--Norway
Egberto Gismonti-En Familia/Snafona/Dancaa Dos Pes/Eterna-(Sanfona)　 --Brazil
Bill Connors-Theme To The Guardian-(Theme To The Guardian)--USA
Tomasz Stanko -Kattorna-(Lontano)--Poland
Anders Jormin　 -Choral-(In winds, in light)　 --Norway

Featured Album:
Ralph Towner --(Solstice) --USA


Enjoy!

- Cozy

[roger]

going to have to try and catch the Ralph Towner, at least!