Larry Karush / Glen Moore - May 24, 1976 download album

1976 Japo Records Recorded May 1976 at Talent Studios, Oslo Norway. Printed and made in West Germany. Track A1, A2, A3, A4, B2, B5 published by Alemela Music.

Glen Moore - Bass, Violin Larry Karush - Piano. Recorded May 1976 at Talent Studios, Oslo. Bassist and Oregon cofounder Glen Moore joins pianist Larry Karush (who can be found lurking elsewhere on ECM as part of Steve Reich’s ensembles) in a fascinating encounter recorded on the titular date for the JAPO label. Perhaps because the two had already nurtured a deep synergy, what might have been a straight-up duo project instead turned into a spacious and variegated statement. Karush serves up four memorable solo portions, including opener Untitled. Balancing cloudy textures with sudden intakes.

Larry Karush Glen Moore May 24, 1976 Larry Karush piano Glen Moore bass, violin Recorded May 1976 at Talent Studios, Oslo Engineer: Jan Erik Kongshaug Produced by Manfred Eicher Bassist and Oregon cofounder Glen Moore joins pianist Larry Karush (who can be found lurking elsewhere on ECM as part of Steve Reich’s ensembles) in . Larry Karush/Glen Moore: May 24, 1976 (JAPO 60014). September 13, 2013September 24, 2013 Tyran Grillo. Larry Karush Glen Moore May 24, 1976. Larry Karush piano Glen Moore bass, violin Recorded May 1976 at Talent Studios, Oslo Engineer: Jan Erik Kongshaug Produced by Manfred Eicher.

Larry Karush (Artist), Glen Moore (Artist) Format: Vinyl.

Larry Karush & Glen Moore Country. Larry Karush & Glen Moore Side 1. (play). Larry Karush & Glen Moore Vicissitudes. Larry Karush & Glen Moore Fragolet. Larry Karush & Glen Moore Untitled. Larry Karush & Glen Moore Pamela At The Hawk's Well. Larry Karush & Glen Moore Abstinence. Larry Karush & Glen Moore Triads.

Performer: Larry Karush. Larry Karush - May 24, 1976 MP3 version.

Glen Moore (born October 28, 1941 in Portland, Oregon) is a jazz bassist who occasionally performs on piano, flute and violin. His performing career began at age 14 with the Young Oregonians in Portland, Oregon where he met and played with Native American saxophonist, Jim Pepper. He graduated with a degree in History and Literature from the University of Oregon.