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It is one of the most avant-garde and unsettling works the musical 20th century has proposed, one of those milestones that impress, fluster, and even "disturb," if possible, made to bewilder rather than to please, should we intend pleasure as the simple auditory satisfaction in purely "hedonistic" terms: indeed, it is a work not listened to but "lived", a representation of phenomenology capable of transcending the mere sound event to place itself in the exalted realm of "unrepeatability." Discover the review
It is one of the most avant-garde and unsettling works the musical 20th century has proposed, one of those milestones that impress, fluster, and even "disturb," if possible, made to bewilder rather than to please, should we intend pleasure as the simple auditory satisfaction in purely "hedonistic" terms: indeed, it is a work not listened to but "lived", a representation of phenomenology capable of transcending the mere sound event to place itself in the exalted realm of "unrepeatability."
Dave Holland is undoubtedly one of the prominent figures in the contemporary jazz scene, and he reaffirms this in this work. Discover the review
Dave Holland is undoubtedly one of the prominent figures in the contemporary jazz scene, and he reaffirms this in this work.
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