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marc1-1920x768Discography for Marc Copland, jazz pianist. A work in progress, check back for updates.


1988
My Foolish Heart (Jazz City) John Abercrombie, Gary Peacock, Jeff Hirshfield


1992
All Blues At Night (Jazz City) Tim Hagans, Peacock, Bill Stewart
At Night (Sunnyside) Gary Peacock and Billy Hart


1993
Arabesque (Amethyst) Billy Hart group with Marc Copland, tracks 5 & 6


1994
Songs Without End (Jazz City) duets with Ralph Towner


1995
Paradiso (Soul Note) Gary Peacock and Billy Hart
Stompin’ with Savoy (Savoy) Randy Brecker, Bob Berg, James Genus, Dennis Chambers


1996
Second Look (Savoy) John Abercrombie, Drew Gress, Billy Hart


1998
Softly (Savoy) Michael Brecker, Tim Hagans, Joe Lovano, Gary Peacock, Bill Stewart


2000
Between the Lines (Steeplechase) duets with Tim Hagans
That’s for Sure (Challenge) John Abercrombie, Kenny Wheeler


2001
Poetic Motion (Sketch) Solo piano
Double Play (Steeplechase) duets with Vic Juris
Haunted Heart and Other Ballads (Hatology) Drew Gress, Jochen Rueckert
Lunar (Hatology) Dave Liebman, Mike McGuirk, Tony Martucci


2002
Bookends (Steeplechase) duets with David Liebman


2003
Round and Round (Nagel Heyer) duets with with Greg Osby
Brand New (Challenge) John Abercrombie, Kenny Wheeler
And… (Hatology) Michael Brecker, John Abercrombie, Drew Gress, Jochen Rueckert


2004
Night Call (Nagel Heyer) duets with with Greg Osby
What it Says (Sketch) duets with with Gary Peacock


2005
Time Within Time (Hatology) Solo piano
No Choice (Minium) duets with with Bill Carrothers


2006
Both/And (Nagel Heyer) Randy Brecker, Ed Howard, Victor Lewis


2005
Some Love Songs (Pirouet) Drew Gress, Jochen Rueckert


2006
Modinha—NY Trios Vol. 1 (Pirouet) Gary Peacock, Bill Stewart


2007
Voices—NY Trios Vol. 2 (Pirouet) Gary Peacock, Paul Motian


2008
Night Whispers-NY Trios Vol. 3 (Pirouet) Drew Gress, Bill Stewart
Another Place (Pirouet) John Abercrombie, Drew Gress, Billy Hart


2009
Insight (Pirouet) duo with Gary Peacock
Alone (Pirouet) solo piano


2010
Contact (Pirouet) Dave Liebman, John Abercrombie, Gress, Billy Hart


2011
Crosstalk (Pirouet) Greg Osby, Doug Weiss, Victor Lewis
Speak With Me (Pirouet) duo with John Abercrombie


2012
Some More Love Songs (Pirouet) Drew Gress, Jochen Rueckert


2013
39 Steps (ECM) John Abercrombie Quartet with Drew Gress, Joey Baron


2014
Now This (ECM) Gary Peacock trio with Joey Barron


2015
Zenith (Innervoice Jazz) Copland, Ralph Alessi Drew Gress, Joey Baron


2017
Tangents (ECM) Gary Peacock trio with Joey Barron
Up and Coming (ECM) John Abercrombie Quartet with Drew Gress, Joey Baron
Sticks And Stones (CD Baby) Roddy Ellias trio with Adrian Vedady
Better By Far (Innervoice Jazz) with Ralph Alessi, Drew Gress & Joey Baron
Nightfall (Innervoice Jazz) solo piano


2018
Gary (illusions) the music of Gary Peacock, solo piano
Quartette Oblique (Sunnyside Records)


filepuwXT.jpg.fullKyle Gann – Custer And Sitting Bull (New World Records)

Kyle Gann’s Custer And Sitting Bull (1995-99) illustrates a historic meeting, the composer narrates both parts in their own words. Synthesizers tuned to the system of just intonation unfold with stunning new textures and harmony as the story progresses. Scales with 20-30 pitches are full of unheard territory. In this case, Gann reminds one of a modern day Harry Partch with his microtonal opera and synths.

Poet Kenneth Patchen’s And What with the Blunders is the source of the text of So Many Little Dyings (1994). Read over loops of birds and ocean, a microtonal toy piano and sampler guitar…we find out the value of so many little dyings…repetition is a form of change.

Both of these pieces were released in earlier versions, the concluding composition on this album was not. Soprano Martha Herr premiered Scenario in 2012, singing SJ Perelman’s collage of movie world clichés. A Technicolor collage of words and shifting microtonal music stream forth…

David Beardsley

this review originally appeared in the Downtown Music Gallery newsletter, August 9, 2018

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