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Artist |
Titel |
Reldate |
Comment |
PSI 02.02 | BENNINK, HAN/EVAN PARKER |
GRASS IS GREENER |
07/03/02 |
percussionist meets the tenor
saxophonist |
PSI 02.01 | DUDEK, GERD |
SMATTER |
07/03/02 |
The saxophonist in a 1998
straight-ahead jazz date with John Parricelli (electric guitar), Chris
Laurence (double bass) & Tony Levin (drums) |
PRGT001 |
MARIO SCHIANO/XU
FENGXIA/MARTIN BLUME |
DEAR PETER... |
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Saxophone, guzheng (with
voice) & percussion trio dedicated to Peter Kowald. |
VER1 |
MORPHOGENESIS |
STROMATOLITES |
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Electronic improvisations by
Adam Bohman, Ron Briefel, Clive Graham, Michael Prime & Roger Sutherland. |
PSI 01.01 | PARKER, EVAN |
LINES BURNT IN LIGHT |
20-12-01 |
Soprano saxophone solos
recorded in 2001 in St. Michael and All Angels Church, west London by Martin
Davidson. |
CPE2004-2 |
PARKER, EVAN |
MONOCEROS |
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Soprano saxophone solos
recorded in 1978 in Monmouth by Michael Reynolds. |
CPE2002-2 |
PARKER, EVAN |
SAXOPHONE SOLOS |
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Soprano saxophone solos
recorded in 1975 in London by Martin Davidson, and in Berlin by Jost Gebers. |
PSI 02.03 | PARKER, EVAN |
SIX OF ONE |
04/11/02 |
Soprano saxophone solos
recorded in 1980 in St. Judes's on the Hill Church, north London by Adam
Skeaping. |
PSI 03.06 | PARKER, EVAN |
THE SNAKE DECIDES |
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Soprano saxophone solos
recorded in 1986 in St. Paul's Church, Oxford by the late Michael Gerzon -
"a giant in the field of audio". |
PSI 02.04 | PARKER, EVAN/GEORGE LEWIS |
FROM SAXOPHONE &
TROMBONE |
21-11-02 |
Saxophone & Trombone |
PSI 03.01 | PARKER, EVAN/PAUL LYTTON |
AT THE UNITY THEATRE |
27-03-03 |
Made in 1975 |
PSI 02.05 | PARKER, EVAN/PAUL LYTTON |
COLLECTIVE CALLS (URBAN)
(TWO MICROPHONES) |
21-11-02 |
Made in 1972 |
PSI 02.06 | PARKER/GUY/LYTTON |
A LES INSTANTS CHAVIRES |
21-11-02 |
Live recordings from the
famous club in Montreuil - made in 1997. |
PSI 04.06/7 | PARKER/SCHLIPPENBACH/LYTTON |
America 2003 |
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2CD: EVAN PARKER
(saxophones), ALEXANDER VON SCHLIPPENBACH (piano), PAUL LYTTON (percussion).
Concert recordings from the Contemporary Arts Center New Orleans and the
Seattle Asian Arts Museum. |
PSI 03.05 |
SCHLIPPENBACH, ALEXANDER VON | BROOMRIDING |
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SCHLIPPENBACH (piano), RUDI
MAHALL (bass clarinet), TRISTAN HONSINGER (cello) & PAUL LOVENS
(percussion) recorded at DeutschlandRadio Berlin in 2002, using pieces by
Schlippenbach, Honsinger & Eric Dolphy. |
HHCD1010 |
THE NEW DEPARTURES QUARTET |
THE NEW DEPARTURES QUARTET |
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BOBBY
WELLINS (tenor saxophone), STAN TRACEY (piano), JEFF CLYNE (double bass),
LAURIE MORGAN (drum set)-Mostly straight-ahead jazz featuring two of the
most distinctive and original performers of that idiom (Wellins &
Tracey), plus a free improvisation - recorded in 1964. |
PSI 04.02 | TRACEY/PARKER |
SUSPENSIONS AND
ANTICIPATIONS |
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STAN TRACEY & EVAN
PARKER: A sequence of free improvisations - eight duos, two piano solos &
one tenor saxophone solo - recorded at Gateway Studios in 2003 |
PSI 03.02/3 | V/A |
FREE ZONE APPLEBY 2002 |
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2CD: Solos, duos, trios,
quartets and an octet of free improvisations by: JOHN EDWARDS bass / SYLVIA
HALLETT violin, voice, sarangi /MARCIO MATTOS cello / NEIL METCALFE flute
/EVAN PARKER soprano saxophone / JOHN RANGECROFT clarinet /MARK SANDERS
percussion / PHILIPP WACHSMANN violin, electronics |
PSI 04.05 | V/A |
FREE ZONE APPLEBY 2003 |
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Duos, quartets and quintets
of free improvisations by: TONY COE clarinet / JOHN EDWARDS bass /ALAN HACKER
clarinet / SYLVIA HALLETT violin, voice, sarangi /MARCIO MATTOS cello / EVAN
PARKER tenor saxophone /PHILIPP WACHSMANN violin, electronics / KENNY WHEELER
flugelhorn |
PSI 04.03/4 | V/A |
PISA 1980 IMPROVISORS
SYMPOSIUM |
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2CD: Ten leading free
improvisors assembled in Pisa in the summer of 1980. MAARTEN ALTENA, DEREK
BAILEY, BARRY GUY, GEORGE LEWIS, PAUL LOVENS, PAUL LYTTON, EVAN PARKER, PAUL
RUTHERFORD, GIANCARLO SCHIAFFINI & PHILIPP WACHSMANN. Two duos, one trio &
two quintets. |
PSI 03.04 | WHEELER, KENNY |
DREAM SEQUENCE |
03/07/03 |
The flugelhornist in
1995-2003 recordings from solo to sextet distilled from an epic series of
visits to Gateway Studio over a period of seven years with Ray Warleigh (alto
saxophone & flute), Stan Sulzmann (tenor saxophone), John Parricelli
(electric guitar), Chris Laurence (double bass) & Tony Levin (drums). |
PSI 04.01 | WHEELER, KENNY |
SONG FOR SOMEONE |
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Between the legendary
Windmill Tilter and Music for Large Ensemble came Song for Someone from
1973, the first music Kenny Wheeler recorded for a large group of his
choosing. Now on CD for the first time. |
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