David S. Ware's "Organica" is a captivating solo saxophone album that showcases the artist's mastery and innovative spirit. Released on October 25, 2011, via AUM Fidelity, this album is the second volume in Ware's solo saxophone series, following his 2009 release. "Organica" features Ware exploring both tenor and sopranino saxophones, the latter making its public debut here. The album is a testament to Ware's improvisational genius, blending elements of free jazz, avant-garde, and hard bop into a cohesive and compelling whole.
Recorded during live performances in 2011, "Organica" consists of four extended tracks that span a total of 77 minutes. The album opens with "Minus Gravity 1," a captivating piece performed on sopranino saxophone, followed by "Organica 1" on tenor. The second half of the album mirrors this structure with "Minus Gravity 2" and "Organica 2." Each track is a journey into Ware's unique musical landscape, characterized by his signature raw energy, technical prowess, and deep musicality.
Ware's performance at the Jazzfestival Saalfelden in August 2011 served as a significant inspiration for this album, further cementing his status as a pioneering figure in the jazz world. "Organica" is not just an album; it's a testament to David S. Ware's enduring influence and his ability to push the boundaries of jazz. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Ware's work, "Organica" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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