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This music is astonishing, far beyond convention. --All Music Guide
One of the transforming figures of early 21st-century
jazz. --The Guardian
One of the most remarkable new saxophonists to
emerge in the past 10 years. --Signal To Noise
One of the transforming figures of early 21st-century
jazz. --The Guardian
One of the most remarkable new saxophonists to
emerge in the past 10 years. --Signal To Noise
One of the transforming figures of early 21st-century
jazz. --The Guardian
One of the most remarkable new saxophonists to
emerge in the past 10 years. --Signal To Noise
One of the transforming figures of early 21st-century
jazz. --The Guardian
One of the most remarkable new saxophonists to
emerge in the past 10 years. --Signal To Noise
One of the transforming figures of early 21st-century
jazz. --The Guardian
One of the most remarkable new saxophonists to
emerge in the past 10 years. --Signal To Noise
One of the transforming figures of early 21st-century
jazz. --The Guardian
One of the most remarkable new saxophonists to
emerge in the past 10 years. --Signal To Noise
Product Description
Alto saxophonist Steve Lehman has arrived. The
New York Times described his 2009 release
Travail, Transformation and Flow as a breathtaking
accomplishment and its #1 Jazz/Pop CD of 2009.
That album solidified Lehman s status as a young
visionary composer with powerful new ideas about
the future of jazz. On his new trio CD, Dialect
Fluorescent, Lehman defies his reputation as a
future-fixated modernist and combines his own
state-of-the-art compositions with a program of
compositions by jazz legends like John Coltrane
and Jackie McLean. But this album isn t just about
paying homage every piece is treated as an
opportunity to demonstrate a broad continuum of
possibilities within the jazz tradition.
New York Times described his 2009 release
Travail, Transformation and Flow as a breathtaking
accomplishment and its #1 Jazz/Pop CD of 2009.
That album solidified Lehman s status as a young
visionary composer with powerful new ideas about
the future of jazz. On his new trio CD, Dialect
Fluorescent, Lehman defies his reputation as a
future-fixated modernist and combines his own
state-of-the-art compositions with a program of
compositions by jazz legends like John Coltrane
and Jackie McLean. But this album isn t just about
paying homage every piece is treated as an
opportunity to demonstrate a broad continuum of
possibilities within the jazz tradition.
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Lehman is great. This trio record proves that he's capable of anything. Moment's Notice and Jeannine are particularly astounding. Buy it. You will love it! This may be the best sax, bass, and drums record out there.
