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9 Points In Ascent

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by Graham Halliwell & Simon H. Fell

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Acoustic duo improvisations, beautifully recorded.

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released 20 April 1998
Graham Halliwell: alto sax
Simon H. Fell: double bass

1997 (52 mins.) in jewel box
© Bruce's Fingers 1998

full track listing:
1. In The Presence Of The Heavy Point [05:50]
2. Free Curve To The Point [07:28]
3. Free Wave-Like Line With Accent [07:26]
4. Simple And Unified Complex Of Several Free Lines [02:31]
5. Wave-Like Line Accompanied By Geometric Lines [05:33]
6. Colour Attained Through A Minimum Of Colour [04:15]
7. 9 Points In Ascent [07:00]
8. Dissolution In Progress [05:15]
9. Cool Tension Toward The Centre [07:01]
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tags: bruce's fingers free improvisation free jazz improvised music
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Real-time, real-sound, real-instrument free improvisations for alto saxophone and double bass. Simon & Graham started playing together in the mid-1990s, but at the time of writing haven't played together for a while.
[photos: Jo Fell]

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