And now free jazz sax master Ivo Perelman is doing the same slight alteration with A Modicum Of The Blues (CD, digital), on which he plays with a quintet comprised of trumpeter Nate Wooley, bassist Mark Helias, drummer Tom Rainey, and, instead of a pianist, Matt Moran on the

Prolific saxophonist Ivo Perelman’s “A Modicum Of The Blues” brings together several of the musicians regularl heard on his duo and trio works into a rousing free-blowing quintet. LISTEN NOW!!! onemansjazz.ca/july-31-2025-1… Fundacja Słuchaj Tom Rainey Mark Helias #mattmoran

Intrepid saxophonist Ivo Perelman excels in collaborative settings, especially in the company of like-minded artists. Perelman is as prolific as he is inventive, and each of his releases is simultaneously unique and bears the indelible mark of his style. On Oxygen, Perelman is

"This collaboration is one of the most fascinating sets of of works of contemporary free jazz, marked by impressive interplay, and stunning improvisation." The Art of Perelman-Shipp is a series of recordings by tenor saxophonist Ivo Perelman and pianist Matt Shipp, released on

"Perelman has long used the tools of jazz to create edifices of his own design. A Modicum of the Blues is not only one of his best, but even one of his most accessible statements." The Brazil-born/NYC-based saxophonist Ivo Perelman’s profligacy is matched only by his ability to

#kathodik #music Ivo Perelman / Nate Wooley / Matt Moran / Mark Helias / Tom Rainey ‘A Modicum Of Blues’ recensione di Vittorio Loconte: kathodik.org/2025/08/10/ivo… ivo perelman

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New interview from the Dr. Jazz Talks interview series, this time Ivo Perelman – incredible saxophonist and composer, with a great last album entitled Armageddon Flower… We talk about Ivo's beginnings and influences, being a bandleader, playing with Matt Shipp, Ramon Lopez, Mat

ivo perelman , Nate Wooley, Matt Moran, Mark Helias & Tom Rainey let their extraordinary instincts completely take over for 'A Modicum of Blues.' Here's my complete lowdown on this new all-star quintet release: somethingelsereviews.com/2025/08/11/ivo… @

The Art of the Improv Trio is a remarkable six-volume series originally released in 2016 on Leo Records which was re-released in 2025. The series showcases the Brazilian tenor saxophonist’s deep dive into free jazz and spontaneous composition. Each volume features a different

With a musical partnership forged over three decades, saxophonist Ivo Perelman and pianist Matthew Shipp are explorers of the outer limits of sound, taking their improvisations to extraordinary levels of intensity. To coincide with the release of their new album, Armageddon

Really enjoying this one. Texturally dense, and renders the rapturous biblical imagery antecedent of its form with clarity through the anharmonicity of its chordal tone clusters and overlapping timbral expressions the quartet produce in improvisation. matthewshipptaoforms.bandcamp.com/album/armagedd…

"Perelman and Wooley are once again breaking new ground" And here’s some news, not previously announced anywhere else: Polarity 4 will be coming in November! It’s a nine-track, 55-minute collection, and without giving anything away, Perelman and Wooley are once again breaking

THIS MONTH, WE INTERVIEW TWO ARTISTS THAT  REPRESENT THE BEST OF “FREE” OR AVANT-GARDE JAZZ,  SAXIST IVO PERELMAN AND  PIANIST MATTHEW SHIPP  AS THEY EXPLAIN THEIR  MUSICAL AND PERSONAL WORLD VIEWS    IN THE “INTERVIEW” SECTION jazzweekly.com

"as revolutionary in this era as the Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane, and David S. Ware quartets were in theirs" Two innovative jazz musicians tell Derk Richardson about the chemistry that makes their collaborations so unpredictable and memorable. Although Armageddon Flower is

For Sonny Rollins 's 95th birthday , the unedited text of our DownBeat Magazine blindfold test in 2014 Ivo Perelman, “Singing The Blues” (The Hour Of The Star, Leo, 2010) (Perelman, tenor saxophone; Matthew Shipp, piano; Joe Morris, bass; Gerald Cleaver, drums) I have no idea

Armageddon Flower his 134th album! This time, even saying he has reached perfection, he defines this work as "a growing disenterment". This doesn't sound paradoxical, at least for Perelman: when he enters a jam or to record another album, "he never wants to play anything that has

"Armageddon Flowers plays out as a cosmic quest, along the lines of John Coltrane's Ascension (Impulse, 1966). But it sounds as if it is closer to its goal than Coltrane was in 1966." All About Jazz, Dan McClenaghan ★★★★ Review: "as revolutionary in this era as the Ornette

"Perelman reins in his characteristic ferocity, creating space for delicate textures, room for solos, and layered group conversations." A Modicum Of Blues finds tenor saxophonist Ivo Perelman in dialogue with some of today’s most inventive improvisers: Nate Wooley (trumpet),

Ivo is an extraordinarily sensitive listener and creative partner; he never seems to view anyone he’s playing with as his accompanist. No matter what’s going on, he’s attuned to sudden shifts and can pivot to engage or harmonize with anyone else in the room. And when there are