Zürich Concert
by INGRID LAUBROCK OCTET with Mary Halvorson, Tom Arthurs, Drew Gress, Tom Rainey, et al.
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Glasses
04:58
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Novemberdoodle
11:03
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Blue Line & Sinker
02:41
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Chant
13:18
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Matrix
12:47
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Nightbus
18:28
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Der Zauberberg
10:14
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about
Intakt CD 221
The Ingrid Laubrock Octet grew out of Laubrock's London based nine piece ensemble "Nein". The new line-up includes some outstanding soloists and reflects her musical environment in London and New York. In 2011 the saxophonist and composer was offered the opportunity by Southwest German Radio (SWR) to work with her octet for several days at the 'SWRJazz Meeting' in Baden-Baden, to develop a repertoire and present it on tour. The following concert at the 'Rote Fabrik' in Zürich was then recorded by the public broadcaster. In the liner notes critic and producer Reinhard Kager wrote about the debut: «This is exactly what constitutes the strength of Ingrid Laubrock's music: it is not easily pigeonholed and it takes its impulses from the most diverse genres. And this kind of refreshing versatility is exactly what counts in today's improvised music!»
REVIEWS:
www.intaktrec.ch/rev221-a.htm
The Ingrid Laubrock Octet grew out of Laubrock's London based nine piece ensemble "Nein". The new line-up includes some outstanding soloists and reflects her musical environment in London and New York. In 2011 the saxophonist and composer was offered the opportunity by Southwest German Radio (SWR) to work with her octet for several days at the 'SWRJazz Meeting' in Baden-Baden, to develop a repertoire and present it on tour. The following concert at the 'Rote Fabrik' in Zürich was then recorded by the public broadcaster. In the liner notes critic and producer Reinhard Kager wrote about the debut: «This is exactly what constitutes the strength of Ingrid Laubrock's music: it is not easily pigeonholed and it takes its impulses from the most diverse genres. And this kind of refreshing versatility is exactly what counts in today's improvised music!»
REVIEWS:
www.intaktrec.ch/rev221-a.htm
credits
released April 15, 2014
Ingrid Laubrock: Saxophone, Composition
Mary Halvorson: Guitar
Tom Arthurs: Trumpet
Ted Reichman: Accordion
Liam Noble: Piano
Ben Davis: Cello
Drew Gress: Bass
Tom Rainey: Drums, Xylophon
Compositions by Ingrid Laubrock, except "Blue Line & Sinker" by Ted Reichman, Tom Rainey and Drew Gress. Recorded December 10, 2011, at Rote Fabrik, Zürich. Recording engineer: Wolfgang
Bachner, SWR. Sound engineer: Max Federhofer, SWR. Mixed by Elvin Opswik, mastered by Andrew Tulloch, The Blue Studio, London. Recording production: SWR2 Redaktion Neue Musik/Jazz,
Reinhard Kager. Liner notes: Reinhard Kager. Photos: Peter Bastian. Malene Bach: Cover art. Design: Jonas Schoder. Produced and published by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt
Ingrid Laubrock: Saxophone, Composition
Mary Halvorson: Guitar
Tom Arthurs: Trumpet
Ted Reichman: Accordion
Liam Noble: Piano
Ben Davis: Cello
Drew Gress: Bass
Tom Rainey: Drums, Xylophon
Compositions by Ingrid Laubrock, except "Blue Line & Sinker" by Ted Reichman, Tom Rainey and Drew Gress. Recorded December 10, 2011, at Rote Fabrik, Zürich. Recording engineer: Wolfgang
Bachner, SWR. Sound engineer: Max Federhofer, SWR. Mixed by Elvin Opswik, mastered by Andrew Tulloch, The Blue Studio, London. Recording production: SWR2 Redaktion Neue Musik/Jazz,
Reinhard Kager. Liner notes: Reinhard Kager. Photos: Peter Bastian. Malene Bach: Cover art. Design: Jonas Schoder. Produced and published by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt
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Ingrid Laubrock New York, New York
Originally from Germany, Ingrid Laubrock is a saxophonist/ composer based in Brooklyn since 2009. Laubrock is interested in exploring the borders between musical realms and creating multi-layered, dense and often evocative sound worlds.
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