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Odious Mode by Tom Collier
From the album
Album Title: Impulsive Illuminations
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2016
Duration: 01:08:49
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About the Album
For his eighth recording on Origin, vibist Tom Collier assembled a set of five improvised compositions with pianist Richard Karpen to be recorded in a trio setting. Added to the duo for each piece are several of the more empathetic and forward-looking creative musicians of the past 50 years, all who happen to be colleagues of theirs at the University of Washington, where Collier recently retired after a thirty-year career. William O. "Bill" Smith and Stuart Dempster both nurtured his thirst for improvised music in the late '60s through their contemporary music program at the UW. More recently, trumpeter Cuong Vu, guitarist Bill Frisell and drummer Ted Poor have all made dynamic contributions to the program. Here they each contribute to an album that, while abstract and complex, is also full of beauty and emotion.
Tracks
Impulsive Illuminations; Odious Mode; Out Of The Cistern; Ligneous Oscillations; Discontinuous Impunity.
Personnel
Tom Collier
vibraphoneBill Frisell
guitar, electricBill Smith
tromboneCuong Vu
trumpetStuart Dempster
tromboneTed Poor
drumsRichard Karpen
pianoAdditional Personnel
Tom Collier: vibraphone, marimba; Richard Karpen: piano; Bill Frisell: guitar (1); Stuart Dempster: trombone, didjeridu (3); William O. "Bill" Smith: clarinet (4); Cuong Vu: trumpet (5); Ted Poor: drums (2).
Reviews
- Impulsive Illuminations by Dan McClenaghan
Date featured
November 19, 2016
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