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This article provides brief descriptions of several jazz albums. "Harken!" by Söndörgó feat. Chris Potter is a collaboration between a Hungarian quintet and American saxophonist Chris Potter, showcasing their expertise in Southern Slavic music and improvisation. "Superlocrian" by Hills & Valleys is a chamber-jazz septet that combines classical polyphony with jazz harmonies. "Three Way" by Harken! is a drum-free trio that creates swinging and melodic music. "My Prophet" by Oded Tzur is praised for its unified group sound and spiritual elements. "Band of Bands" by Mike Westbrook features a new band comprised of master musicians, highlighting their versatility and the album's joyful and sophisticated compositions. Additionally, the article discusses three other albums: "Warsaw Conjunction" by Wojtek Mazolewski, Tamar Osborn, and Nacyet Wakili, "What the Fugue" by Florian Willeitner and his New Piano Trio, and "Outpost of Dreams" by Norma Winstone and Kit Downes, each with their own unique qualities and collaborations. [Extracted from the article] |
