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Evan Parker, regarded by many critics as one of the most important saxophonists of the post-Coltrane era, was one of the very first musicians to record for ECM, appearing in 1970 on the label’s fifth release with the Music Improvisation Company, a pioneering project bringing electronics and improvisation together. Since then Parker has been recognized […]
公式サイト. www .evanparker .com. エヴァン・パーカー（2005年）. エヴァン・パーカー （ Evan Parker 、 1944年 4月5日 - ）は、 フリー・ジャズ を演奏するイギリスの サクソフォーン 奏者である。. パーカーは、多くの共演者と一緒に録音および演奏を行い ...
6 de dic. de 1992 · Bio. Born and raised in Ogden, Evan Parker’s baseball journey came full circle as he was hired as the Raptors Field Manager in November 2023. In 2021 and 2022 he served as bullpen/assistant pitching coach, and in 2023 was hired as head pitching coach. “The last 3 seasons with the Raptors have been a dream come true,” Parker said.
1 de may. de 2018 · As Evan Parker, the UK’s greatest exponent of free jazz, settles in for our interview, he pulls out a copy of Christopher Ricks’s Beckett’s Dying Words.Before long we’re discussing whether ...
30 de may. de 2024 · This page lists known forthcoming concerts by the British saxophonist Evan Parker. Corrections and additions are welcome – use the form below. Past concerts are listed here. Last updated 30 May 2024. DateCountryCityVenueLine-up2024*new* 2 JuneBelgiumGhentBaudelohofw/Toma Gouband, Grégoire Tirtiaux26-28 July (exact date tbc ...
17 de feb. de 2024 · Two masters who have invented a (the?) lexicon for their instruments meet on So It Goes. British saxophonist Evan Parker and his compatriot bassist Barry Guy should need no introduction to anyone interested in European free improvisation. Both active since the 1970s, they remain vital forces even with as they both move into their eighth decade.
Evan Parker: Barry Guy and I first met and played together in a version of the Spontaneous Music Ensemble in the days of the legendary Little Theatre Club. The late John Stevens, visionary prophet of the coming music was the key figure at the centre of things who brought us together. “So it goes“ – John often used this figure of speech.
