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      2. the quartet - peter brötzmann

      The Quartet

      Peter BrötzmannPeter Brötzmann
      • 2025
      • 4 tracks
      • 2 uur, 20 min
      • free jazz
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      The Quartet - Peter Brötzmann
      The Quartet - Peter Brötzmann

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      The Quartet, a monumental live recording by the renowned Peter Brötzmann, alongside John Edwards, Steve Noble, and Jason Adasiewicz, is a testament to the boundless energy and inventive spirit of free jazz. Released on 14 February 2025 via OTOROKU, this album captures the final concerts of the legendary German saxophonist, who passed away at the age of eighty-two, just four months after these performances at London's Cafe OTO in February 2023.

      This album is a culmination of two nights of unbridled creativity, with the quartet delivering a relentlessly energetic and inventive set. The tracklist, comprising four parts, showcases the group's dynamic interplay and Brötzmann's characteristic intensity. Backed by Edwards' propulsive bass, Noble's explosive drums, and Adasiewicz's vibrant vibraphone, Brötzmann's saxophone soars, creating a truly immersive experience.

      The Quartet is available in various formats, including a 2CD edition, a special edit version on 2LP, and a limited 4LP boxset edition, complete with artwork by Peter Brötzmann and UNTIET, and photographs by Dawid Laskowski. This boxset, limited to 250 copies, features nearly all the music performed over the two nights, making it a must-have for fans of the genre.

      With its roots firmly planted in European free jazz and avant-garde traditions, The Quartet is a poignant reminder of Brötzmann's enduring influence on the genre. This album serves as a fitting tribute to his legacy, capturing the essence of his final performances and cementing his status as one of the most innovative and influential musicians of his generation.

      February 14, 20252025 OTOROKU2025 OTOROKU

      Tracks

      1. Set 1, Night 1Peter Brötzmann, John Edwards, Steve Noble, Jason Adasiewicz
        33:32
      2. Set 2, Night 1Peter Brötzmann, John Edwards, Steve Noble, Jason Adasiewicz
        39:34
      3. Set 1, Night 2Peter Brötzmann, John Edwards, Steve Noble, Jason Adasiewicz
        34:56
      4. Set 2, Night 2Peter Brötzmann, John Edwards, Steve Noble, Jason Adasiewicz
        32:26
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      About Peter Brötzmann

      Peter Brötzmann, a titan of European free jazz, was a saxophonist and clarinetist whose powerful and uncompromising playing style left an indelible mark on the genre. Born in Remscheid, Germany, Brötzmann's journey into jazz began at the age of 13, inspired by a transformative concert by Sidney Bechet. Throughout his career, he released over fifty albums as a bandleader, collaborating with legendary figures such as Derek Bailey, Anthony Braxton, and Cecil Taylor, as well as experimental musicians like Keiji Haino and Charles Hayward. His 1968 album "Machine Gun" is hailed as a landmark of 20th-century free jazz, showcasing his radical and energetic approach to music. Brötzmann's playing was known for its intensity and raw emotional power, yet he could also deliver subtle and tender sounds, demonstrating his versatility and depth as an artist. His music was a reflection of his compassionate nature and deep connection to the natural world, breaking down barriers and exploring the beauty of life. Brötzmann's influence on free jazz is immeasurable, and his legacy continues to inspire musicians and enthusiasts alike.

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