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1 gen 2002 · In fact, certain sections sound almost wistful, as Berne cloaks his dissonances in subtle shadows. In "Quicksand", the centerpiece of the album, the ARTE Quartett is joined by Berne and Marc Ducret, both of whom provide improvised commentary above and around what's on the page.
There is an 11 x 11 insert with additional art and liner notes. Includes unlimited streaming of Palm Sweat: Marc Ducret Plays the Music of Tim Berne via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 3 days. edition of 500.
The Sevens is Tim Berne's most explicitly "compositional" statement in some time. The album's core, a pair of through-composed movements performed by the ARTE s ARTE Quartett; Tim Berne, alto saxophone; Marc Ducret, acoustic guitar; David Torn, electric guitars, loops, sonic redistribution.
5 lug 2002 · The twenty-five minute, twenty-second track has Berne and guitarist Marc Ducret improvising over and around the chamber saxophone quartet's playing. But then, I am getting ahead of myself. The disc opens with the ARTE saxophone quartet playing Berne's composition "Repulsion," (think chamber music) a four melody dialogue.
- Mark Corroto
Berne also utilizes his longtime musical associate Marc Ducret (acoustic guitar) during two solo works amid his group-based involvement. In addition, Berne's alto work is prominently featured on the extended arrangement titled "Quicksand."
4 ott 2002 · Guitarist Marc Ducret plays a delectable acoustic solo (which sounds like Ralph Towner backwards), and guitarist/programmer David Torn joins Ducret, Berne and the sax quartet for some...
18 dic 2014 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2002 CD release of "The Sevens" on Discogs.
