Santuerio
Marilyn Crispell · 1993
68 min · 8 tracks · jazz
A meditative journey through soundscapes blending free jazz improvisation and contemplative melodies.
Why this album works
'Santuerio' is noted for its unique blending of structured compositions and free improvisation, influencing contemporary jazz musicians. It received critical acclaim for its innovative approach to jazz, solidifying Crispell's reputation as an avant-garde artist and contributing to the evolution of the genre during the early '90s.
- Best for
- meditative soundscape exploration wave-like pacing that unfolds dynamic thematic journey
- Context
- By 1993, Marilyn Crispell was emerging as a significant figure in avant-garde jazz, having previously gained recognition for her work with the Anthony Braxton Quartet. 'Santuerio' was her third album, following 'Nothing Ever Was' (1992), which showcased her growing compositional voice and mastery of the piano in a more experimental context.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Diana Ross· Madonna· Prince· Christina Aguilera· Chicago· Frank Zappa· Bob Dylan· Barbra Streisand
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Entrances of Light Standout 6:10
- 2 Air / Fire 10:32
- 3 Water 2:57
- 4 Burning Air / Wood 5:01
- 5 Santuerio Standout 13:24
- 6 Repercussions of Light Standout 9:32
- 7 Red Shift 13:44
- 8 Repercussions of Air I / Repercussions of Air II 7:25
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