Monk 'n' More explained

Monk 'n' More
Type:other
Artist:Simon Nabatov
Cover:Monk 'n' More.jpg
Released:October 2016
Recorded:May 1995, June 2013
Genre:Jazz
Label:Leo

Monk 'n' More is an album by Simon Nabatov. It was recorded in May 1995 and June 2013 and was released by Leo Records.

Recording and music

The album contains ten tracks.[1] Five are solo piano pieces composed by Thelonious Monk and recorded at Loft, in Cologne, in May 1995. The other five are Nabatov compositions that he performed on piano and electronics in concert at Loft in June 2013. This use of electronics came from a collaboration in April 2013 between Nabatov and composer Hans Koch.[2]

Release and reception

Monk 'n' More was released by Leo Records in October 2016.[3] The Cadence reviewer described it as "A fine set of outings that stands up well on repeated listens."

Track listing

  1. "Skippy"
  2. "Electroacoustic Extension 1"
  3. "Oska T."
  4. "Electroacoustic Extension 2"
  5. "Pannonica"
  6. "Electroacoustic Extension 3"
  7. "Light Blue"
  8. "Electroacoustic Extension 4"
  9. "Sunrise Twice Redux"
  10. "Epistrophy"

Personnel

Notes and References

  1. Rusch . Robert . January–February 2017 . Monk 'n' More . .
  2. Web site: Simon Nabatov – Monk 'n' More . Ken . Cheetham . jazzviews.net . 12 February 2018 .
  3. Web site: CD LR 780 . leorecords.com . 12 February 2018 .

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