Sun-Luck: Revisited - Schlippenbach Trio* - Elf Bagatellen (CD, Album)

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1. Label: FMP - FMP CD 27 • Format: CD Album, Reissue • Country: Germany • Genre: Jazz • Style: Free Improvisation Schlippenbach Trio* - Elf Bagatellen (CD) | Discogs Explore/5(18).

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2. Sun-Luck: Revisited Music By – Alexander von Schlippenbach, Evan Parker, Paul Lovens: Bovist Schlippenbach Trio* Elf Bagatellen ‎ (CD, Album, RE) FMP: FMP CD Germany: Unknown: Sell This Version: none: Schlippenbach Trio* Elf Bagatellen /5(3).

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3. The length of the individual tracks is the real surprise with this wonderful CD of hard-hitting contemporary jazz. It isn't that you would never hear pieces this short from the Schlippenbach trio; you would, but mostly just a single one as an evening's encore. The longest track here -- "Sun Luck: Revisited" at more than 16 minutes -- would be considered a shorty during a normal set by this 8/

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4. Elf Bagatellen, an Album by Schlippenbach Trio. Released in December on FMP (catalog no. FMP CD ; CD). Genres: European Free Jazz. Featured peformers: Evan Parker (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone), Alexander von Schlippenbach (piano), Paul Lovens (drums, cymbals), Jost Gebers (recording engineer, producer, aka_text mixing role_id aka_text, design, layout, photography), /5(3).

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5. Sun-Luck: Revisited by Destination: OUT store, released 11 December

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6. out of 5 stars Classic album - out of print, but available for download Reviewed in the United States on October 1, Elf Bagatellan is not only one of Schlippenbach's best, but the short tracks make it the ideal place to start if you're a newcomer/5(2).

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7. Elf Bagatellen by SCHLIPPENBACH TRIO, released 11 December 1. Aries 2. Maximus 7. Yarak: Reforged 8. Elster-Werda Nocturno 9. Sun-Luck: Revisited Bovist Fux All pieces by Evan Parker, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Paul Lovens, except "Aries" & "Fux" by Schlippenbach and "K. K. Maximus" by Parker Immediate download of

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8. This led to him playing on Peter Brötzmann's Machine Gun, Manfred Schoof's European Echoes and, in , joining pianist Alex von Schlippenbach and percussionist Paul Lovens in the former's trio, of which he is still a member: their recordings include Pakistani Pomade, Three Nails Left, Detto Fra Di Noi, Elf Bagatellen and Physics.

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9. Nearly 20 years later the trio would record the similarly crisp Elf Bagatellen, another essential FMP classic. European improv never sounded better. from: All About Jazz, October 5, R. Hutchinson Thanks to John Corbett and the Unheard Music series on the Atavistic label, the first recording of the Schlippenbach Trio is finally released on CD.

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