"Plaza Lost And Found" is a captivating jazz album by Heinz Sauer, released in 1991 under the L+R Records label. This album is a testament to Sauer's mastery of the saxophone, offering a blend of contemporary and free jazz styles that will appeal to both seasoned jazz enthusiasts and those new to the genre. Collaborating with pianist Bob Degen, Sauer delivers a collection of 13 tracks that span a total of 40 minutes, each piece a unique exploration of sound and rhythm.
The album opens with "Don't Explain," setting the tone for the intricate and improvisational journey that follows. Tracks like "Prevolcano Days" and "Cyclone X / Donna O" showcase Sauer's virtuosic playing, while "Come Sunday / Cyclone X / After The Show" offers a more introspective moment. The title track, "Plaza Lost And Found," is a standout, highlighting the dynamic interplay between Sauer and Degen.
Recorded at Performance Studios Production & Publishing, the album benefits from a rich, warm sound that brings out the best in both musicians. Whether you're a fan of Heinz Sauer's earlier work, such as "Ellingtonia Revisited!" or are discovering his music for the first time, "Plaza Lost And Found" is a compelling addition to any jazz collection.
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