Keith Jarret Koln
Keith Jarret - The Koln Concert - Piano Transcription Music
Posted by Mariaz at March 28, 2009
Keith Jarret - The Koln Concert - Piano Transcription
Paperback: 87 pages | Publisher: Schott | PDF | 10.7 MB
Ever since the release of The Koln Concert recording on ECM in 1975, there has been a huge demand for a transcription of the piece to be published. Until now Jarrett has refused, as the recording is of a totally improvised concert, but finally, much to the delight of pianists, students, musicologists and many others, he has created and published this authorised edition of the work.
Hely - Jangal (2016) Music
Posted by Domestos at April 20, 2018
Hely - Jangal (2016)
WEB FLAC (tracks) ~ 233.94 Mb | 41:22 | Cover
Jazz Modal, Modern Creative | Country: Germany | Label: Traumton Records - 4632
WEB FLAC (tracks) ~ 233.94 Mb | 41:22 | Cover
Jazz Modal, Modern Creative | Country: Germany | Label: Traumton Records - 4632
This constellation does not only appear unusual on paper, it sounds unusual as well. With their second album Jangal, Hely stand out musically and formally in the landscape of European jazz-piano bands. What makes the artful interaction of the young duo from Zurich so unique is - amongst other aspects - the profound understanding of the respective counterpart. Pianist Lucca Fries also learned drums from early on and had instruction on his second instrument during his studies. Likewise, drummer Jonas Ruther sat at the piano as a child and to this day still plays it “passionately”, to say in his words.
Swod - 2 Studio Albums (2004-2007) Music
Posted by gribovar at July 24, 2022
Swod - 2 Studio Albums (2004-2007)
EAC Rip | FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 447 MB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 199 MB | Covers - 47 MB
Genre: Electroacoustic, Modern Classical | RAR 3% Rec. | Label: City Centre Offices
EAC Rip | FLAC (image+.cue+log) - 447 MB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 199 MB | Covers - 47 MB
Genre: Electroacoustic, Modern Classical | RAR 3% Rec. | Label: City Centre Offices
Swod is the recording project of Oliver Doerell and Stephan Wohrmann, two accomplished musicians who met in Berlin sometime in 1991. Oliver plays guitar, bass and all manner of electronics - he is also a long-time family member of City Centre Offices having recorded an album and an EP under the “Dictaphone” moniker in between composing and performing musical pieces for theatre, installations and film over the last few years. Stephan plays piano and drums, arranging an almost neo-classical structure within a recording that already sounds ghostly and cinematic. Translated as "go", "Gehen" (2004) represents a labour of love from two musicians experienced in the art of seductive and evocative music making…