Ketil Björnstad / Terje Rypdal -Life In Leipzig -ECM Records CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

01. "The Sea No. 5"

02. "The Pleasure Is Mine"

03. "The Sea No. 2"

04. "Flotations And Surroundings"

05. "Easy Now"

06. "Notturno (fragment)"

07. "Alai's Room"

08. "By The Fjord"

09. "The Sea No. 9"

10. "Le Manfred/Foran Peisen"

11. "The Return Of Per Ulv"

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Beschreibung:

Terje Rypdal is one of the biggest names in Norwegian Jazz. Rock and beat music inform his improvising as much as Jazz and the classical tradition. Ketil Bjornstad is a pianist, composer/arranger and cultural commentator, and has released 50 albums since 1973. Here, they present an exciting live album recorded in Lepizig's Opera House. It's the first duo album from them, and Bjornstad's first ECM release in a decade. Material revisits pieces from Bjornstad's "Water Stories" and "The Sea" and Rypdal's "If Mountains Could Sing" and "Skywards", and adds new material. Cranked-amp electric guitar and acoustic piano is a rare, possibly unique, duo combination. This is a readily accessible, strongly melodic, and often rocking album, and provides one of the best accounts of Rypdal's guitar playing., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Design: Sascha Kleis, Engineer: Matthias Sachers, Executive-Producer: Manfred Eicher, Guitar: Terje Rypdal, Liner Notes: Ketil Bjørnstad, Photography By: Arne Reimer, Piano: Ketil Bjørnstad, Producer [Recording]: Christian Cerny, Composed By: Ketil Bjørnstad, Composed By: Terje Rypdal, Composed By: Ketil Bjørnstad, Composed By: Ketil Bjørnstad, Composed By: Terje Rypdal, Composed By: Edvard Grieg, Composed By: Ketil Bjørnstad, Composed By: Ketil Bjørnstad, Composed By: Ketil Bjørnstad, Composed By: Terje Rypdal, Composed By: Terje Rypdal, Labelcode 1755891 (ECM 2052, 175 5891), Phonographic Copyright (p) ECM Records GmbH, Copyright (c) ECM Records GmbH, Made By EDC, Germany, Recorded At Leipziger Jazztage, Mastered At Rainbow Studio

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1755891

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