8 thoughts on “ Improvisation No.4 - Frode Gjerstad - Duos ”

1. "Frode Gjerstad is known as jazz pioneer and the origin of Stavanger's unofficial title as "Frijazzby".He has played with many of the foremost improvisation musicians in the world, while he has always had a look at the local musicians in Stavanger: In most stavangerjazz musicians who have made it sharp within the slightly more frayed jazz genres have at one time played with Frode.

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2. Dec 25,  · Find Derek Bailey credit information on AllMusic.

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3. The 2nd in NoBusiness' archive series of the Norwegian Detail collective, here with Frode Gjerstad on alto sax, Bobby Bradford on cornet, Kent Carter on bass, and John Stevens on drums, captured live in London in during a UK record, in a 3-part work of informed free-jazz and free playing, exciting music with complex, swinging subtlety.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Tou on Discogs/5(7).

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5. After a delightful album where he used his set-up in free improvisation with bassist Peter Kowald, here comes a session with guitarist Derek Bailey, recorded in a Portuguese studio in July It must be impossible to catch Bailey on a bad day. His playing here is up to his standard, witty, challenging, open-minded, and generous.

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6. Derek Bailey Discography. A list by vormittagsspuk. Categories: Artist Tweet > Derek Bailey & Cyro Baptista Derek () Derek Bailey & Tony Oxley The Advocate () Frode Gjerstad Duos () [Compilation] Derek Bailey & Agustí Fernández A Silent Dance ( The Music Improvisation Company The Music Improvisation.

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7. FRODE GJERSTAD: DUOS (FMRCD) Frode Gjerstad (saxophones/clarinet) Duos with: Borah Bergman (piano), Steve Hubback (percussion), Terje Isunget (percus- IMPROVISATION NO.4 () FRODE GJERSTAD ALTO SAXOPHONE LASSE MARHAUG ELECTRONICS from: TOU (FMR CDi)

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8. Derek Bailey (29 January – 25 December ) was an English avant-garde guitarist and figure in the free improvisation movement. Bailey abandoned conventional performance techniques found in jazz, exploring atonality, noise, and whatever unusual sounds he could produce with the postpunk.chartgenie.netinfo of his work was released on his own label Incus Records.

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