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Reformartwest: For Sepp (selections From The Edgar Allan Poe Sui) - VINYL LP

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Reformartwest: For Sepp (selections From The Edgar Allan Poe Sui) - VINYL LPTitle: For Sepp (selections From The Edgar Allan Poe Sui) Artist: Reformartwest Label: Nero's Neptune Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 769791962071 Genre: Jazz Release Date: 2016 06 24 Number of Discs: 1 Over the course of five decades, the legendary Austrian free jazz collective Reform Art Unit (and their offshoot groups) have collaborated with countless musicians, including Don Cherry, Carla Bley, Evan Parker, and Jim Pepper. Documented collaborations

Title: For Sepp (selections From The Edgar Allan Poe Sui)
Artist: Reformartwest
Label: Nero's Neptune
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 769791962071
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2016-06-24
Number of Discs: 1

Over the course of five decades, the legendary Austrian free jazz collective Reform Art Unit (and their offshoot groups) have collaborated with countless musicians, including Don Cherry, Carla Bley, Evan Parker, and Jim Pepper. Documented collaborations with free jazz notables include Impressions (Kovarik's Musikothek, 1978) with Anthony Braxton and Clifford Thornton; Subway Performances (Granit, 1994) and Illumination (InRespect, 1995) with Sunny Murray; and With Milo Fine (Granit, 1999). Milo Fine's lengthy resume includes numerous records as leader of his own group (the Milo Fine Free Jazz Ensemble) as well as collaborations with Joe McPhee (MFG in Minnesota; Hat Hut, 1978, & Old Eyes; Hat Hut, 1979) and duo encounters with Derek Bailey (Scale Points on the Fever Curve; Emanem, 2003) and Anthony Braxton (Shadow Company; Emanem, 2004). In May of 2015, Fine fulfilled a personal ambition by hosting the first North American appearances of Reform Art Unit founding members Fritz Novotny and Sepp Mitterbauer. Three nights of extraordinary and intimate concerts ensued at Minneapolis' Studio Toile d'Angles. This limited edition LP was culled by Nero's Neptune from over three hours of material, and consists of three pieces featuring two sextets and one nonet. Joining the core members of reformARTwest (Novotny/Mitterbauer/Fine) are Elaine Evans, Daniel Furuta, Benjamin J Mansavage Klein, Davu Seru, Charles Gillett and Paul Metzger. For Sepp is dedicated to the living memory of Sepp Mitterbauer, who died on December 9th of 2015. Mastered by Carl Saff. Housed in a beautiful, tip-on jacket with full color artwork. Edition of 300.

Tracks:
1.1 (Sextets): Open for
1.2 Shadows
2.1 (Octet): Labyrinth
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