Dive into the avant-garde jazz realm with Borah Bergman's "Reflections On Ornette Coleman And The Stone House," a captivating live album recorded on March 23, 1995, at Context Studios in New York City. This 53-minute exploration features Bergman on piano and Hamid Drake on drums, delivering a unique interpretation of Ornette Coleman's themes with a challenging and deliberately unconventional approach.
The album, released on December 31, 1995, under the Soul Note label, comprises six tracks that showcase the duo's improvisational prowess and deep respect for Coleman's innovative spirit. From the introspective "Focus On Sanity" to the haunting "Lonely Woman," each piece offers a fresh perspective on Coleman's influential compositions. The album also includes a reprise of "Focus On Sanity," providing a bookend to this musical journey.
Bergman's piano work is both virtuosic and introspective, while Drake's drumming adds layers of complexity and rhythm. Together, they create a dynamic and thought-provoking listening experience that honors Coleman's legacy while pushing the boundaries of free jazz. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a curious newcomer, "Reflections On Ornette Coleman And The Stone House" promises an engaging and intellectually stimulating adventure into the world of avant-garde music.
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