ANTHONY BRAXTON QUARTET HAMBURG 21.01.81 Year: 1981 Time: 1h 13 mins Music Anthony Braxton: Saxophones Ray Anderson: Trombone Hugh Ragin: Trumpet Marylin Crispell: Piano
Late 70's to late 80's Braxton! My favorite period. Got a bunch of the Hat Art recordings, several featuring the great Gerry Hemingway and one from 1989 featuring the amazing Tony Oxley.
Amazing! I knew Ray Anderson, trombonist, in NYC during mid-1970’s, met Braxton, when they did a gig at some night club in The Village. God Bless them!
Thanks so much for posting this marvellous (pair of) broadcast(s)! - As regards the composition: as I'm sure senorton (first comment) could tell you, Comp. 98 is actually one of the easier pieces for the Braxton initiate to identify. A long piece with precise requirements, it was only played around this time and always with this specific instrumentation, the four players arranged in that distinctive spatial configuration; hence, a Braxton fan familiar with the period could confidently name the piece just from a video still of the band, without hearing a note. ...However, that only accounts for the first part of the show/ broadcast. From around 48.00, we have a different programme. Anybody?
Braxton al sax tenore: una rarità.
Late 70's to late 80's Braxton! My favorite period. Got a bunch of the Hat Art recordings, several featuring the great Gerry Hemingway and one from 1989 featuring the amazing Tony Oxley.
Anthony Braxton (as, ts, ss, sss, Cm-sx)
Marilyn Crispell (p)
Ray Anderson (tb, atb, slide-tb)
Hugh Ragin (tpt, p-tpt, flgn)
Marilyn Crispell's piano goes wild! Braxton brings it out of people.
Amazing! I knew Ray Anderson, trombonist, in NYC during mid-1970’s, met Braxton, when they did a gig at some night club in The Village. God Bless them!
Great lineup and fantastic performance, nice quality, thanks for posting.
Music for this time-period!
music for garbage
Thanks so much for posting this marvellous (pair of) broadcast(s)!
- As regards the composition: as I'm sure senorton (first comment) could tell you, Comp. 98 is actually one of the easier pieces for the Braxton initiate to identify. A long piece with precise requirements, it was only played around this time and always with this specific instrumentation, the four players arranged in that distinctive spatial configuration; hence, a Braxton fan familiar with the period could confidently name the piece just from a video still of the band, without hearing a note.
...However, that only accounts for the first part of the show/ broadcast. From around 48.00, we have a different programme. Anybody?
this is Braxton's Composition 98.
Yeah, I always confuse it with his Composition 97 :-)
thank you!
Are we having FUN yet?
Timecode for unbreak my heart pls
Sasha King Crimson !!!
FORMIDABLE
lOvE jAzz hOT
When I was in music school in the 60s this kind of stuff was going around...I hope it is over!
Awww poor John
And where’s your music?
@@p.r.h.7283 and yours?
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@@p.r.h.7283 ok i understand 🤣🤣