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ARTIST
WARE & MATTHEW SHIPP DUO, DAVID S.
TITLE
Live in Sant'Anna Arresi, 2004
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
AUM FIDELITY
CATALOG #
AUM 100CD
AUM 100CD
GENRE
JAZZ
RELEASE DATE
10/21/2016
"
Live in Sant'Anna Arresi, 2004
is the 2nd volume in AUM Fidelity's David S. Ware Archive Series, and the first release of the saxophone master in rare duo performance with fellow master of music, pianist Matthew Shipp. Though sharing 17 years together in the legendary David S. Ware Quartet (along with bassist William Parker and a series of drummers), Shipp recalls that he and Ware performed duo concerts perhaps six times at most in that period. Thankfully, on this latter-day occasion, their work together in this form was professionally recorded. This concert is one continuous long-form improvisation; it spans an incredibly wide range of approaches and dynamics. The ecstatic deep listening experience of free jazz performed at a highest level avails itself here in full. Their delightfully pithy 'trading fours' encore to the concert is also included. Obviously the very deep levels of communion which were developed within the context of Ware's Quartet inform this work. In equal evidence is each of them embracing the leaderless duo context, challenging and expanding their mutual language throughout."
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