Window Silver Bright
ASIN: B000066EYH
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Window Silver Bright is the second outing from Andy Laster's Lessness band and, much like their accalimed first release, it's a stellar example of chamber jazz that fluidly combines classical composition techniques with inspired improvisation. Bursting with ideas, it's thoughtful, provocative music that gracefully veers between humor and sadness. The tunes draw inspiration from a diverse array of sources—the Tristan chord, Piero della Francesca, birdsong, and the blues to name a few—and Laster allows his crack ensemble enough room to embellish the nine intricately-structured tales. Formal considerations aside, there's plenty of rhythmic variety and vitality to seduce and engage the listener. The splendid rapport and richness of the music-making can partially be adduced to the fact that the band members have repeatedly intersected in various Downtown ensembles over the years. With this release, Laster enhances his reputation as one of the forward-thinking composers of the contemporary jazz scene.
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ASIN: B000066EYH Release Date: 2002-05-28 |
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Window Silver Bright is the second outing from Andy Laster's Lessness band and, much like their accalimed first release, it's a stellar example of chamber jazz that fluidly combines classical composition techniques with inspired improvisation. Bursting with ideas, it's thoughtful, provocative music that gracefully veers between humor and sadness. The tunes draw inspiration from a diverse array of sources—the Tristan chord, Piero della Francesca, birdsong, and the blues to name a few—and Laster allows his crack ensemble enough room to embellish the nine intricately-structured tales. Formal considerations aside, there's plenty of rhythmic variety and vitality to seduce and engage the listener. The splendid rapport and richness of the music-making can partially be adduced to the fact that the band members have repeatedly intersected in various Downtown ensembles over the years. With this release, Laster enhances his reputation as one of the forward-thinking composers of the contemporary jazz scene.Jazz Music: