Terje Rypdal - Q.E.D. (1993)
BAND/ARTIST: Terje Rypdal
- Title: Q.E.D.
- Year Of Release: 1993
- Label: ECM [ECM 1474]
- Genre: Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 52:42
- Total Size: 234 MB(+3%) | 124 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 1st Movement
02 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 2nd Movement
03 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 3rd Movement
04 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 4th Movement
05 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 5th Movement
06 - Largo, Op. 55 - Largo
personnel :
Terje Rypdal - Electric Guitar
Borealis Ensemble
Christian Eggen - Conductor
Lasse Rosning (piccolo trumpet); Jan Olav Martinsen, Vidar Aarset (French horn); Inger-Johanne Questby (flute); Leif Arne Pedersen (clarinet); Per Hannisdal (bassoon); Kjell Arne Joergensen, Eileen Siegel (violin); Are Sandbakken, Marja-Liisa Rissanen (viola); Kari Ravnan, Bjorn Solum (cello); Bjorn Kjellemyr (bass).
Q.E.D. consists of two works composed for electric guitar and a small orchestra. The five movement title work (the initials stand for "Quod erat demonstrandum") utilizes fourteen players in addition to Rypdal and his guitar. First performed in 1991 at the Molde Jazz Festival, the contrasting movements offer sections for some improvisation (which the composer also refers to as "guided freedom"). The second movement in particular shows how effectively Rypdal brings to bear both the formalized notation of classical music and the explorations on a theme of a jazz soloist. The sixteen minute piece "Largo" blends the electric guitar with a small string ensemble. The entire album was conducted by Christian Egger, who's worked with Rypdal on many of his important projects, including two which followed this one, IF MOUNTAINS COULD SING and SKYWARD (on which he put down his baton to play piano and keyboards).
01 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 1st Movement
02 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 2nd Movement
03 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 3rd Movement
04 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 4th Movement
05 - Quad erat demonstrandum, Op. 52 - 5th Movement
06 - Largo, Op. 55 - Largo
personnel :
Terje Rypdal - Electric Guitar
Borealis Ensemble
Christian Eggen - Conductor
Lasse Rosning (piccolo trumpet); Jan Olav Martinsen, Vidar Aarset (French horn); Inger-Johanne Questby (flute); Leif Arne Pedersen (clarinet); Per Hannisdal (bassoon); Kjell Arne Joergensen, Eileen Siegel (violin); Are Sandbakken, Marja-Liisa Rissanen (viola); Kari Ravnan, Bjorn Solum (cello); Bjorn Kjellemyr (bass).
Q.E.D. consists of two works composed for electric guitar and a small orchestra. The five movement title work (the initials stand for "Quod erat demonstrandum") utilizes fourteen players in addition to Rypdal and his guitar. First performed in 1991 at the Molde Jazz Festival, the contrasting movements offer sections for some improvisation (which the composer also refers to as "guided freedom"). The second movement in particular shows how effectively Rypdal brings to bear both the formalized notation of classical music and the explorations on a theme of a jazz soloist. The sixteen minute piece "Largo" blends the electric guitar with a small string ensemble. The entire album was conducted by Christian Egger, who's worked with Rypdal on many of his important projects, including two which followed this one, IF MOUNTAINS COULD SING and SKYWARD (on which he put down his baton to play piano and keyboards).
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