Axiomatic Live at the Stone - the Birds of My Senses

Dive into the avant-garde jazz realm with Robert Musso's "Axiomatic Live at the Stone - the Birds of My Senses," a captivating live album recorded on March 5, 2013, at the iconic Stone in New York City. This 57-minute exploration into free jazz and avant-garde music is a testament to Musso's mastery and innovative spirit. The album features six intricate compositions, each a unique journey into the depths of improvisational music.

The ensemble, featuring Robert Musso on saxophone, flute, and vocals, is complemented by Calvin Weston on drums, Elliot Levin on saxophone, flute, and vocals, and Dave Dreiwitz on bass. Together, they weave a tapestry of sound that is both challenging and rewarding. From the haunting melodies of "Show the Garden" to the intense improvisations of "Horn of an Empty Belly," each track offers a distinct experience.

"Zephyr’s Request" showcases the band's ability to blend delicate textures with explosive energy, while "Six Faced Mirror" is a sprawling, multi-faceted piece that highlights the musicians' collective virtuosity. The album closes with "The Birds of My Senses," a fitting finale that encapsulates the spirit of the entire recording.

Released under MussoMusic.com, this album is a standout in Robert Musso's discography, offering a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the world of live, avant-garde jazz. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a curious newcomer, "Axiomatic Live at the Stone - the Birds of My Senses" promises an engaging and thought-provoking listening experience.