Ivo Perelman/ Matthew Shipp Duo, Simon Nabatov & Orchestra Nazionale Della Luna article @ All About Jazz (2024)

By Maurice Hogue| One Man's Jazz
June 4, 2024
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The prolific saxophonist Ivo Perelman continues to release excellent recordings at a staggering pace. I think it's six so far in 2024. Perelman is now into another phase of making duo albums and the latest with long-time collaborator pianist Matthew Shipp is stunning, The two giants of improvisation create as one. Highly recommended. I confess to having a serious jones for the European quartet, Orchestra Nazionale Della Luna ever since their first album back in 2017. Sounds like an Italian band, but that's the only connection. Founders pianist Kari Ikonen is Finnish; co-founder reed master Manuel Hermia is from Belgium, as is drummer Teun Verbruggen, while bassist Sebastian Boisseau is French. All are steeped in jazz improvisation, but ONDL draws upon all manner of world influences. Their new Selene's View is very, very interesting. German resident, but Moscow-born pianist Simon Nabatov's new Lovely Music's title is a bit misleading because it's a very strong set of music by Nabatov and his quartet and the addition of trumpeter Ralph Alessi. Other new items sampled come from trumpeters Kenny Warren and Nicole Connelly, pianists Shinya lin, Phillip Golub and Italy's Gaspare Di Lieto (with poetry), and Italian saxophonist Enzo Favata. A truly full house of great music in this episode. Give it a listen!

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• Phillip Golub "Unspooled (Waiting Quietly)" from Abiding Memory (Endectomorph/Berthold) 00:00
• Host speaks 05:07
• Orchestra Nazionale Della Luna "Transcience" from Selene's View (BMC) 08:20
• Orchestra Nazionale Della Luna "E-Peli" from Selene's View (BMC) 13:28
• William Parker & David Budbill "Part 5—What Brings You The Most Joy" from Zen Mountains, Zen Streets (Boxholder) 18:14
• Ole Mofjell "Green & Gold" from First Press (Self-released) 26:24
• Host speaks 31:27
• Gaspare Di Lieto "Peace (Sonia Sanchez)" from A Journey Into Poetry (Notami Jazz) 33:13
• Devin Brahja Waldman "Apollo-Gy" from EEG Coherence (RR Gems) 38:17
• Shinya Lin Quartet "Improvisation II" from Live At Scholes Street Studio (Gauci Music) 1:04:36
• Host speaks 1:12:52
• Enzo Favata "Milazzo" from Os Caminhos De Garibaldi (Caligola) 1:16:13
Host speaks 1:39:22Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp Duo "Eleven" from Magic Incantation (Soul City Sounds) 1:41:22
• Samuel Blaser & Daniel Humair "Jackie-ing" from Our Way (Blaser Music) 1:46:51
• Aki Takase's Japanic "Step, Skip, Stop" from Forte (BMC) 1:52:00
• Host speaks 1:57:39
• Simon Nabatov Quartet "Margarita" from Lovely Music (Clean Feed) 1:59:53
• Kamau Daaood "Balm of Gilead (For Billie Holiday & Lester Young)" from Leimert Park (M.A.M.A.) 2:07:25
• Nicole Connelly "Sky Piece" from Stamp In Time (Self-released) 2:10:58
• Host speaks 2:17:03
• Kenny Warren "Prelude: Pigeon" from Sweet World (Out Of Your Head) 2:19:41
• Kenny Warren "Pigeon Rich" from Sweet World (Out Of Your Head) 2:21:18

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About Ivo Perelman

Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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