John Surman - Coruscating [CD] NM or M-

Name: John Surman - Coruscating [CD] NM or M-
Brand: ECM Records,ECM Records
SKU: 4191901218
Price: 12.50 GBP
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John Surman - Coruscating [CD] NM or M-

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Format: CD
Catalogue No: ECM 1702, 543 033-2
Label: ECM Records,ECM Records
Genre: Jazz
Style: Contemporary Jazz
Released: 28 Aug 2000 Germany
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Product Review:
ECM Records CD. John Surman's 2000 solo and duo recording meditative, luminous and utterly personal. Line through Barcode line on rear noted.

Coruscating is a 2000 solo album by British saxophonist and composer John Surman, recorded at CTS Studios, London in January 1999 and released on ECM. Surman performs alongside string ensemble Trans4mation. "Stone Flower" is dedicated to baritone saxophonist Harry Carney, and "An Illusive Shadow" was composed for a ballet choreographed by Jenny Jackson.

Release ID: 1124479

Track List:

1. At Dusk 2:17
2. Dark Corners 4:57
3. Stone Flower 5:47
4. Moonless Midnight 7:34
5. Winding Passages 6:44
6. An Illusive Shadow 9:24
7. Crystal Walls 9:49
8. For The Moment 6:56

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John Surman - Coruscating [CD] NM or M-

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