Keith_Tippett--Une_Croix_Dans_Locean-1995-HiT2000

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      a r t i s t : Keith Tippett
        t i t l e : Une Croix Dans L`Ocean
          d a t e : 1995
        l a b e l : Victo
        g e n r e : Jazz
  r l s.  d a t e : Aug-2004
      t r a c k s : 01
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 82,5 MB

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     y solo albums by Keith Tippett were released during the 1990s.
     Like Friday the 13th, Une Croix Dans l'OcΘan (A Cross in the
     Ocean) is one of the very fine ones. Recorded in May 1994 at
     the Festival International de Musique Actuelle de
     Victoriaville, it features one continuous 46-minute
     improvisation.

     The title is well-chosen because most of the pianist's music
     can be described in symbolic terms of water and wind. His
     drowning subcurrents of bass notes, splashes and cascades of
     high notes, and huge crashing waves of sound have the
     distinctive qualities of organic chaos. Nature speaks poetry
     through Tippett's hands.

     By the time of this recording, his use of piano preparation had
     become an integral part of his playing; not a shtick, not a
     planned sonic exploration, but a natural extension of his
     language. The piece begins very softly, building gradually
     inside and outside the piano. Furious moments make way for
     calmer episodes. There are no sudden changes: Every move is
     preceded by warning signs, omens. In the end, the pianist
     gathers himself, sings one gripping line, drops a few more
     notes, and leaves.

     Tippett's solo pieces are always cathartic and an expression of
     human emotions. This one is more expressive than usual.
     Strongly recommended.

     ~ Francois Couture, All Music Guide

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      01-Une Croix Dans L`Ocean                                 [46:18]
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