Harriott, Joe: Abstract

Harriott, Joe SKU: 27400449
Harriott, Joe: Abstract

Harriott, Joe: Abstract

Harriott, Joe SKU: 27400449

Format: VINYL LP

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Description

Title: Abstract
Artist: Harriott, Joe
Label: Doxy
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 889397020408
Genre: Jazz

"'Audiences now seem to be understanding what we're doing. We've stepped up the amount of free-form to about fifty percent, and all over the country we're getting better receptions for this kind of music than we get for conventional modern jazz.' Free-form tries, says Harriott, to add color to jazz: 'Of jazz's various components - constant time signatures, a steady 4/4 tempo, themes, chord sequences, and so on - we aim to retain at least one in each piece. But we may dispense with all the others.' As Harriott also advises, don't expect all of this music to swing - it isn't meant to. Listen instead for the exciting, revelatory explorations of bi-tonality within the ensemble, the constantly alert unity of the group as a whole, and the frequently lyrical, nakedly impassioned playing of trumpeter Shake Keane and alto sax man Joe Harriott himself."

Tracks:
1.1 Subject
1.2 Shadows
1.3 Oleo
1.4 Modal
1.5 Tonal
1.6 Pictures
1.7 Idioms
1.8 Compound
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