Spring In Bangkok
by AKI TAKASE - LAUREN NEWTON
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Der Wind ist Westwind
03:42
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Eins ums Andere
04:58
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Insel
03:25
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4. |
A bis Z
06:01
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Sakura No Solo
06:18
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Frühling in Bangkok
05:19
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Fortsetzung folgt
02:08
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Density
03:51
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Afrikanische Zunge
09:07
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Das scheint mir ...
05:33
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Absturz und Wiedergeburt
07:45
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12. |
Kommt es nah
04:26
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about
Intakt CD 110
Aki Takase and Lauren Newton correspond to and contradict one another with sounds, tones, vocalizations, words. They converse in fantasy languages, plunge into areas of deep emotion and fly off into the abstract realm of sounds. And – not forgetting: they have something which has become rare, not only in improvised music, but in the world of art in general, because it defies reckoning: they have a sense of humour. It is almost amazing that they did not meet earlier. Despite the different emphases they have quite some things in common: both are familiar with Jazz and the kind of improvised music that has grown out of it. Both have always been interested in extended sounds which push back the borders of established genres, also brushing with the areas of New Music. The actual dimensions of the musical conversations between Lauren Newton and Aki Takase are the sounds in the spectrum from creative expressiveness through to artistic moulding.
Aki Takase and Lauren Newton correspond to and contradict one another with sounds, tones, vocalizations, words. They converse in fantasy languages, plunge into areas of deep emotion and fly off into the abstract realm of sounds. And – not forgetting: they have something which has become rare, not only in improvised music, but in the world of art in general, because it defies reckoning: they have a sense of humour. It is almost amazing that they did not meet earlier. Despite the different emphases they have quite some things in common: both are familiar with Jazz and the kind of improvised music that has grown out of it. Both have always been interested in extended sounds which push back the borders of established genres, also brushing with the areas of New Music. The actual dimensions of the musical conversations between Lauren Newton and Aki Takase are the sounds in the spectrum from creative expressiveness through to artistic moulding.
credits
released January 1, 2006
Aki Takase: Piano
Lauren Newton: Voice
All compositions by Aki Takase (JASRAC) and Lauren Newton (Gema), except: SAKURA NO SOLO by Aki Takase and DENSITY by Lauren Newton. Recorded September 27, 2004 at Jazzclub A-Trane, Berlin. Engineer: Jürgen Rote. Mixed and mastered: Rainer Robben (AudioCue). Cover Art: Yuri Takase. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Liner Notes: Bert Noglik. Photos: Bernd Hartung, Koho Mori. Executive production: Patrik Landolt. Produced, published and copyright by Intakt Record
Aki Takase: Piano
Lauren Newton: Voice
All compositions by Aki Takase (JASRAC) and Lauren Newton (Gema), except: SAKURA NO SOLO by Aki Takase and DENSITY by Lauren Newton. Recorded September 27, 2004 at Jazzclub A-Trane, Berlin. Engineer: Jürgen Rote. Mixed and mastered: Rainer Robben (AudioCue). Cover Art: Yuri Takase. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Liner Notes: Bert Noglik. Photos: Bernd Hartung, Koho Mori. Executive production: Patrik Landolt. Produced, published and copyright by Intakt Record
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