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Sonny Criss with George Arvanitas Trio Live In Italy

18 feb 12

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Hi Caravan, long time no see! Sonny Criss is truly an amazing saxophonist, and at least his "This is Criss" and "Sonny's Dream" from the late '60s are two masterpieces!! I'm not familiar with this one, but I have no doubt Sonny unleashes his usual killer phrasing :-)

La Repubblica Saper Scrivere

10 nov 11

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:-)

Giacomo Puccini Turandot

6 nov 11

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Brad Mehldau The Art of Trio, Vol. 3

25 oct 11

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Yes, me too, quite...I still prefer the late nineties-early two thousands!! I had forgotten the grades :-)

Brad Mehldau The Art of Trio, Vol. 3

25 oct 11

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Pianist of exceptional sensitivity, with a unique harmonic, rhythmic, and timbral richness!! And a wealth of ideas during some improvisations...beautiful this, the Art of the Trio vol 2 and 4, both live, with daring incursions into up-tempo, the beautiful solo from Live in Tokyo. A little less so the recent production in my opinion...

Paul Hindemith Kammermusik 1-7

30 sep 11

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Well... :-)

Charles Ives The 4 Symphonies

24 jul 11

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It's like whistling Beethoven in Ligabue's ear!! :-)

Evan Parker Monoceros

24 jul 11

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Stoically.

Paul Hindemith Kammermusik 1-7

24 jul 11

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Great choice as well! It's been on the list for a while...

Muhal Richard Abrams Levels And Degrees Of Light

24 jul 11

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Great choice...I’m not familiar with this particular album, but I have Abrams’ Young at Heart/Wise in Time, which I find beautiful! You remind me of someone, you know?