Making Notes

Making Notes

Described by pianist Riley himself as a synthesis of his ‘imitative’ phase (the reproduction of bebop from recordings) and his later, ‘non-imitative’ phase (the achieving of an individual voice through playing free jazz), the wholly original music on this solo album (his 15th) consistently justifies his reputation as one of Europe’s most gifted improvisers. CP

Published: January 20, 2012 at 4:14 pm

COMPOSERS: Howard Riley
LABELS: Slam
ALBUM TITLE: Howard Riley
PERFORMER: Howard Riley (p)
CATALOGUE NO: CD 230

Described by pianist Riley himself as a synthesis of his ‘imitative’ phase (the reproduction of bebop from recordings) and his later, ‘non-imitative’ phase (the achieving of an individual voice through playing free jazz), the wholly original music on this solo album (his 15th) consistently justifies his reputation as one of Europe’s most gifted improvisers. CP

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