What makes Montreal Parade by Dave Rempis notable?

'Montreal Parade' gained attention within the jazz community for its innovative approach to structure and improvisation, contributing to discussions around the evolution of free jazz. The album received favorable reviews from niche jazz publications, affirming Rempis's position as a noteworthy artist in contemporary jazz. In 2011, Dave Rempis was establishing himself as a significant voice in the avant-garde jazz scene, following his previous works like 'Demon' (2009). 'Montreal Parade' marks a continuation of his collaborative efforts and solo explorations, showcasing his growth as an improviser and composer during this creative phase.

How many songs are on Montreal Parade?

Montreal Parade has 2 tracks, running approximately 62 minutes.

Montreal Parade

Dave Rempis · 2011

62 min · 2 tracks · jazz

A sprawling avant-garde exploration blending free jazz with quirky, playful motifs and intricate improvisation.

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This Is Not a Tango — Clocking in at over twenty minutes, this track exemplifies the album's adventurous spirit with intricate interplays between musicians that defy traditional jazz forms.
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If You Were a Waffle and I Were a Bee — This nearly forty-three minute piece showcases the band’s ability to create a dynamic soundscape, blending humor with serious musical discourse while exploring unexpected thematic connections.

Tracklist

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1 This Is Not a Tango 20:06
2 If You Were a Waffle and I Were a Bee 42:28

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