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ohn Surman Quartet Stranger Than Fiction | ECM         "ohn Surman's thoughtful solos (which take their time and make a liberal use of space) have long made him the perfect ECM artist. On his quartet set with pianist John Taylor, bassist Chris Laurence and drummer John Marshall, Surman mostly sticks to soprano although there are some short spots for his baritone and bass clarinet. Surman always sounds relaxed, even on the more heated originals. It's an interesting set of generally introverted music. — Scott Yanow.

John Surman, soprano and baritone saxophones, alto and bass clarinets
John Taylor, piano
Chris Laurence, double-bass
John Marshall, drums


Canticle With Response
A Distant Spring
Tess
Promising Horizons
Across The Bridge
Moonshine Dancer
Running Sands
Triptych: Hidden Orchid, Synapsis, Paratactic Paths

Recorded December 1993
ECM 1534




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