4 Improvisations 2004

Anthony Braxton, a renowned American experimental composer, educator, and multi-instrumentalist, joins forces with Walter Frank to create a captivating album, '4 Improvisations (Duets) 2004'. Released in 2005 on Leo Records, this avant-garde jazz masterpiece showcases the duo's exceptional improvisational skills.

The album features four improvisational tracks, each a testament to the artists' ability to push the boundaries of free jazz. With Braxton on reeds and Frank on piano, the duo weaves a complex and intriguing soundscape that will keep you engaged from start to finish. The duration of the album, spanning 1 hour and 37 minutes, allows the listener to fully immerse themselves in the creative genius of Braxton and Frank.

As a MacArthur Fellow and an NEA Jazz Master, Anthony Braxton's expertise and innovative approach to music are evident throughout the album. His collaboration with Walter Frank results in a unique and fascinating blend of sounds, making '4 Improvisations (Duets) 2004' a must-listen for fans of experimental and avant-garde jazz. With its release on Leo Records, this album is a valuable addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection, offering a glimpse into the extraordinary world of improvisational music.