Audio - Gabriele Coen Quintet, Abidan.

 

 

En vrac (116)

 Photos :
- John Zorn en 1977.
- John Zorn et cie, Archery, 1979.
- Teresa De Avila.
- Flyer Bar Kokhba, 1996
- Poster Masada live in Scandicci, 2000.
- John Zorn et Steve Coleman, il y a 10 ans.
- Coffret Bagatelles vol.1 signé.
- Numéro de Mas Jazz spécial John Zorn (2007)

Audio :
- John Zorn : L'antitête, Vicky Chow, piano, Tyshawn Sorey, batterie, Shanir Blumenkranz, basse.

Texte :
- John Zorn, dans le rétro de 2020.Rétrospective d’une année 2020 éclectique et prolifique pour le saxophoniste et compositeur new-yorkais (Citizen Jazz).

Nouvelle pièce de musique de concert :
Split the Lark (2021) • duration: 20'
"Split the Lark—and you'll find the music—Bulb after Bulb—in Silver rolled" Seven nocturnes for voice and piano inspired by the envelope fragments of Emily Dickinson. 1. And yet we know that gentle Clock 2. Her magic pace 3. Like the Wheels of Birds 4. To our Nature's soft 5. To light, and then return 6. Eternity will be Velocity 7. By that bleak Exultation
sop, piano 

Arcana IX

 
Arcana IX, disponible chez Tzadik.

Initiated in 1997 and now in its ninth installment John Zorn’s ARCANA series is a major source of new music theory and practice in the 21st century. To date close to 300 musicians spanning three generations have contributed, addressing the inner workings of composing, improvising, teaching, living, touring and thinking about music via essays, manifestoes, interviews, notebook entries, critical papers and more. ARCANA illuminates via personal vision and experience through the undiluted words and thoughts of the practitioners themselves. This ninth volume is perhaps the most varied and imaginative installment yet, with contributions from classical masters John Luther Adams, Osvaldo Golijov, Ann Cleare and Aaron Jay Kernis, jazz virtuosos Christian McBride, Chris Potter, Tomeka Reid and Joel Ross, soundtrack composers Danny Elfman and Carter Burwell, vocalist Ganavya Doraiswami, recording engineer Ryan Streber and much, much more. Essential for composers, musicians, students and fans alike, this challenging and original collection provides deep insight into the work, mind and methodologies of some of the most remarkable creative minds of our time.