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Ensemble en pieces: Jardin d'exil (Ambiances Magnetiques)


 

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Thom Gossage-drums, percussion

Alexandre Grogg-piano

Andy King-trumpet

Philippe Lauzier-saxophones

Christophe Papadimitriou-bass


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UPC: 77102811282

Label: Ambiances Magnetiques
Catalog ID: AM_128
Squidco Product Code: 4412

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2004
Country: Canada
Packaging: Cardstock foldover
Recorded at Sttdio Frisson, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on April 19th and 20th, 2004, by Don Murnaghan, and Jacques Vizel.

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"Led by Philippe Lauzier and Alexandre Grogg, Ensemble en pieces is an inventive jazz quintet with a velvety yet jagged sound. Here, commanding writing and raw improvisation coexist, striking a firm balance between restraint and spontaneity. This sonic mosaic is mostly the result of each musician's personal contribution: the tight rhythm section of bassist Christophe Papadimitriou and drummer Thom Gossage dialogues with the virtuoso pianist Alexandre Grogg and supports the master blowers Philippe Lauzier (saxes, bass clarinet) and Andy King(trumpet)"-Ambiances Magnetiques


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Track Listing:



1. Ouverture 1:01

2. Nils And Kim 6:53

3. Plaines 5:43

4. Alborada I 7:31

5. Short Story 6:16

6. Lointain 2:36

7. Alborada II 6:00

8. Pendule 2:37

9. Attendre Ce Qui N'Arrive Pas 5:17

10. L'Abime Commun 6:02

11. Arriere-Pays 7:38

12. For Tomasz 3:21

13. Variation 2:15

14. Serpent Echelle 4:36

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Ambiances Magnetiques
Musique Actuelle
Improvised Music

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