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  • SKU: WH-0339
  • Format: CD
  • UPC: 698873033920
  • Street Date: 09/08/17
  • PreBook Date: 08/04/17
  • Label: Wide Hive Records »
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Run Time: 61:01 mins
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Year of Production: 2017
  • Box Lot: 35
  • Territory: WORLD
  • Language: English

 

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Roscoe Mitchell - Discussions Orchestra

ROSCOE MITCHELL ORCHESTRAL RECORDING CONDUCTED BY STEED COWART

Roscoe Mitchell - Discussions Orchestra
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Referred to an 'American Iconoclast' by the New York Times, Rosco Mitchell is an internationally recognized saxophonist, composer, and founder of the Art Ensemble of Chicago. 'Discussions Orchestra' is derived from several musical improvisations found on Roscoe Mitchell's 'Conversations with Kikanju Baku and Craig Taborn'. The songs have been transcribed and performed by a twenty piece orchestra.

Track Listing

  • I'll See You Out There
  • Discussion 1
  • Cracked Roses
  • Discussion 2
  • Frenzy House
  • Home Screne
  • Who Dat

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Roscoe Mitchell Conversations I revels in its random, extemporaneous intonations, offering proof that ideas Roscoe Mitchell first put forth in the mid-60's are nowhere near exhausted. It's the kind of album that demands an encore, and wouldn't you know there's one coming: Conversations II is due out tomorrow (April 15, 2014).

     —S.Victor Aaron, Something Else

Five decades since co-founding the Art Ensemble of Chicago, the pioneering saxophonist offers innovative fusions of composition and improvisation on a rare album for large ensemble.

     —Pitchfork

Roscoe Mitchell Conversations I revels in its random, extemporaneous intonations, offering proof that ideas Roscoe Mitchell first put forth in the mid-60's are nowhere near exhausted. It's the kind of album that demands an encore, and wouldn't you know there's one coming: Conversations II is due out tomorrow (April 15, 2014).

     —Something Else

  

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