Ornette et Cetera

Ornette et Cetera
15 Tracks 1 Disc
  • 1. The Sphinx (Ornette Coleman)
    05:33
  • 2. Et Cetera (Petrowsky/Brüning/Prins/Griener)
    06:10
  • 3. Der Bumerang (Petrowsky)
    03:54
  • 4. Flying Free (Petrowsky/Brüning/Prins/Griener)
    02:16
  • 5. Blues for Carmell (Petrowsky)
    03:47
  • 6. Beauty Is a Rare Thing (Ornette Coleman)
    08:38
  • 7. Die Stille Um Den Einen Punkt (Petrowsky)
    00:36
  • 8. Enfant (Ornette Coleman)
    05:16
  • 9. Bunch of Keys (Petrowsky/Brüning/Prins/Griener)
    02:17
  • 10. 8758/Das Ding (Petrowsky)
    04:03
  • 11. Lonely Woman (Ornette Coleman)
    06:35
  • 12. Via Chantenay Villedieu (Petrowsky)
    02:55
  • 13. Impressions in Expressions (Petrowsky/Brüning/Prins/Griener)
    02:15
  • 14. Folk Tale (Ornette Coleman)
    04:19
  • 15. Union of Sounds (Petrowsky/Brüning/Prins/Griener)
    03:37

Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky alto sax, Uschi Brüning vocals, Jeanfrançois Prins guitar, Michael Griener drums

The best way of failing to emulate a role model is to imitate it. But on this album there are allusions and associations with Ornette’s music as well as spontaneous original compositions – but there are no imitations. Drawing on the resources of Ornette Coleman is equal to drawing on the resources of freedom: Here, an et cetera is not a cliche, but a crucial part of the whole – and so on, and so forth, one thing leads to another. Music in the spirit of Coleman goes far beyond Ornette.
Bert Noglik


  • Released : 05/02/2013
  • Label : Jazzwerkstatt

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