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It is breathtaking how the petite pianist sets note after note with concentration, giving the delicate sounds sufficient space and time. Gary Peacock confidently weaves in his bass lines, and Paul Motian creates unifying structures beyond all the beats. Amaryllis thus becomes an impressive manifesto of musical freedom: In blind understanding, a mildly iridescent firework of brilliant ideas unfolds, which, for all their seriousness, sound wonderfully light-hearted. - Sven Thielmann, Stereoplay
Amaryllis marks the return of the great American jazz trio that topped numerous international jazz polls in 1997 with Nothing Ever Was, Anyway. The material on the album is by turns thoughtful, touching, exuberant and full of tension. Some of the pieces are well known - almost classics of new jazz
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
It is breathtaking how the petite pianist sets note after note with concentration, giving the delicate sounds sufficient space and time. Gary Peacock confidently weaves in his bass lines, and Paul Motian creates unifying structures beyond all the beats. Amaryllis thus becomes an impressive manifesto of musical freedom: In blind understanding, a mildly iridescent firework of brilliant ideas unfolds, which, for all their seriousness, sound wonderfully light-hearted. – Sven Thielmann, Stereoplay
Amaryllis marks the return of the great American jazz trio that topped numerous international jazz polls in 1997 with Nothing Ever Was, Anyway. The material on the album is by turns thoughtful, touching, exuberant and full of tension. Some of the pieces are well known – almost classics of new jazz
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