Sleep my love

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Sleep my love
Studio album by Philip Catherine, Charlie Mariano, Jasper Van't Hof

Publication
(s)

1979

Label (s) CMP records

Format (s)

CD, LP

Genre (s)

jazz

Title (number)

7th

occupation

production

Kurt Renker

Studio (s)

Easy Sound Studio, Copenhagen

Sleep My Love is a jazz album by Philip Catherine , Charlie Mariano and Jasper van't Hof , recorded in 1979 and released on CMP Records .

background

The album was recorded in Copenhagen in December 1978 and January 1979. The three musicians play various acoustic and electrically amplified instruments. Mariano plays alto and soprano saxophone, flute and the Indian Nagaswaram , which he also played on the embryo album We Keep On .

In addition to the electric and acoustic guitar, Catherine also played a kind of guitar synthesizer, while van't Hof operates acoustic and electric piano as well as synthesizers and kalimba .

The pieces on the album were written by the three musicians except for the last one composed by Schönberg.

criticism

The Rough Guide to Jazz called the album one of the finest albums of the 1970s by a trio of equals. The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings gave the album the second highest rating; the authors found Sleep My Love to be "an absolutely stunning album"; it achieves “an almost perfect mix of instrumental voices”; In addition to Catherine's title “Janet”, his arrangement of Arnold Schönberg's Transfigured Night is noteworthy.

Track list

  1. Sleep My Love 4:00 (C. Mariano)
  2. 5 Pages 6:24 (Jasper Van't Hof)
  3. Le Sept Boules De Christal 5:52 (P. Catherine)
  4. Scrabble 2:42 (Jasper Van't Hof)
  5. Janet 7:45 (P. Catherine)
  6. Smell Of Madras 5:27 (C. Mariano)
  7. Improvisation On A Theme Of Schönbergs Verkläufer Nacht 6:57 (arranged by P. Catherine; composed by A. Schönberg )

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Sleep My Love by Discogs
  2. ^ Charlie Mariano Tribute Recordings
  3. ^ The dawn of Indian music in the West: Bhairavi , by Peter Lavezzoli
  4. Cook / Morton, 2nd edition, 1996, p. 230.