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MP3 Bert Seager - Pioneer

Bert''s first trio album on Invisible Music released in 2002. Already displaying the rich harmonies and lyrical melodies he has become known for. With Masa Kamaguchi on bass and the late Take Toriyama on drums. Includes some of his best loved songs.

9 MP3 Songs in this album (59:24) !
Related styles: Jazz: Piano Jazz, Jazz: Contemporary Jazz, Type: Acoustic

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Ed Hazell in the Boston Phoenix wrote: Over the years, Boston-area pianist Seager has only grown more refined and more adventurous. Beginning with his earliest post-bop quintet recordings, and then in several different trio settings, Seager has distilled his lyrical approach into perfectly blalanced and unfailingly beautiful music full of quiet subtleties. On his latest release, he finds fresh ways into standards like "You and the Night and the Music," and he writes beguiling originals like "Joyful Noise" that are full of intimate surprises. He also offers up Pete Seeger''s "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" and the heartwrenching folk-tinged title track, both of which blend the song-like clarity of Seager''s jazz soloing with a deep feeling for Americana. Then on "Trio Improvisation" he branches out into free improv, using only his highly developed lyrical sense to make the parts cohere. His new trio, with bassist Masa Kamaguchi and drummer Take Toriyama, is light-handed and responsive and never overplays, each musician is an attentive listener as well as an accomplished soloist. For all its intimate complexity and understated charm, this is a trio that''s too alive and searching to be dull or complacent. 2003

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