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Intakt CD 275

These recordings, from 16 October 2015 in Warsaw, make a great all-round representation of the trio as we are right now. The ‘free’ improvisations also develop material which has crystallised over the years. There was no plan agreed in advance. Nothing was discussed or decided. Everything improvised. The paraphrases of particular jazz themes, like embedded particles, should not be understood as quotations. They are a reference to our history, creating contrasts and also serving as an springboard for further development. We played continuously, without planned breaks. That’s how it mostly goes with us.

The immortal trio. It has already achieved a lot, and in many cases you could say, that’s enough. But not necessarily for us. It’s like this: we’ve been playing together so long it doesn’t really matter if we carry on or not. If we were to stop, there are things we’d miss (the anti-depressive effect for instance) but in some senses it might also be a relief. If we carry on it’s also good, because people do actually need our music, and there’s still lots to be said. So we will carry on and in December we’ll be going on our ‘Winter Journey’.

And it was great in Warsaw. A top rate concert hall from the broadcasting company. Good recording technology. But we never saw Kinga, an assistant it was agreed we would be given.

by Alexander von Schlippenbach, July 2016


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released October 10, 2016

Alexander von Schlippenbach: Piano
Evan Parker: Tenor Saxophone
Paul Lovens: Drums

Music by Alexander von Schlippenbach, Evan Parker and Paul Lovens. Recorded October 16, 2015, at Ad Libitum Festival Warsaw. Recording engineer: Jarosław Regulski and Zbigniew Kusiak. Mastered by Michael Brändli, Zürich, July 5, 2016. Liner notes: Alexander von Schlippenbach. Photos: Krzysztof Machowina and Caroline Forbes (p. 8). Cover art and graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Produced and published by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt.

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