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Co Streiff Sextet|Qattara

Qattara

Co Streiff Sextet

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Swiss saxophonist Co Streiff leads this quartet through an organic, multi-directional program inspired by her travels to the Libyan desert, namely a depression (Qattara) that was once the bottom of a sea. Streiff and her associates cover quite a bit of musical terrain here, yet the band maintains a sense of identity throughout. On this release, the listener will notice traces of New Orleans brass band-type stylizations to coincide with the soloists' fiercely executed, modern jazz-based exchanges. The divergent track mix features African rhythms complete with Ben Jeger's rather fluffy accordion work on the trance-like piece titled "Second Celebration." The sextet embarks upon free-form escapades as well, amid the musicians' exuberant workmanship. Streiff is a melodic soloist, whether performing on alto or soprano saxophones. But Jeger's inclusion of a clavinet and an old Farfisa organ produces a late-'60s psychedelic touch on works such as "Siwa." Nonetheless, this is a captivating effort from beginning to end.

© Glenn Astarita /TiVo

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Co Streiff Sextet

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1
Ra
00:04:54

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Tommy Meier, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

2
Nus Nus
00:04:12

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Co Streiff, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

3
Qattara
00:04:17

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Co Streiff, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

4
Darb El-Mahashas
00:03:27

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Co Streiff, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

5
Message from Thule
00:05:06

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Tommy Meier, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

6
Second Celebration
00:06:43

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Co Streiff, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

7
Nonaah
00:05:53

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Roscoe Mitchell, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

8
Intro / Blues for Zen
00:04:43

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Christian Weber, Composer - Joseph Jarman, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

9
Siwa
00:07:17

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Co Streiff, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

10
Nownow!
00:04:31

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Co Streiff, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

11
Gebrselassie
00:05:08

Co Streiff Sextet, Performer - Tommy Meier, Composer

2003 Intakt Records 2003 Intakt Records

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Swiss saxophonist Co Streiff leads this quartet through an organic, multi-directional program inspired by her travels to the Libyan desert, namely a depression (Qattara) that was once the bottom of a sea. Streiff and her associates cover quite a bit of musical terrain here, yet the band maintains a sense of identity throughout. On this release, the listener will notice traces of New Orleans brass band-type stylizations to coincide with the soloists' fiercely executed, modern jazz-based exchanges. The divergent track mix features African rhythms complete with Ben Jeger's rather fluffy accordion work on the trance-like piece titled "Second Celebration." The sextet embarks upon free-form escapades as well, amid the musicians' exuberant workmanship. Streiff is a melodic soloist, whether performing on alto or soprano saxophones. But Jeger's inclusion of a clavinet and an old Farfisa organ produces a late-'60s psychedelic touch on works such as "Siwa." Nonetheless, this is a captivating effort from beginning to end.

© Glenn Astarita /TiVo

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