Topos

Album Description

Agustí Fernández, Evan Parker, Barry Guy, and Paul Lytton come together in perfect harmony on their 2007 release, Topos. This captivating album is a masterclass in free jazz and avant-garde music, with each track showcasing the quartet's incredible chemistry and improvisational prowess.

Recorded live at L'Auditori in Barcelona, Topos features nine intricate and expressive pieces, including 'Coalescence', 'Open Systems', and 'In Praise of Shadows'. The album's 49-minute duration is filled with a rich tapestry of sound, as the four musicians weave together their unique styles and talents to create something truly special.

With Agustí Fernández's poignant piano, Evan Parker's soaring saxophone, Barry Guy's versatile double bass, and Paul Lytton's dynamic percussion, Topos is an album that will appeal to fans of experimental and improvised music. Released on Maya Recordings, this album is a must-listen for anyone looking to experience the very best in free jazz and avant-garde sounds.

January 1, 2007

2007 Maya Recordings

About Agustí Fernández

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Agustí Fernández is a renowned Spanish pianist and composer, widely recognized as a major international figure in the world of improvised music. With a career spanning decades, he has worked with prominent musicians in the free jazz and avant-garde scenes, earning a well-deserved reputation for his innovative and captivating performances.

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Agustí Fernández is a renowned Spanish pianist and composer, widely recognised as a major international figure in the world of improvised music. With a career spanning decades, he has worked with prominent musicians in the free jazz and avant-garde scenes, earning a well-deserved reputation for his innovative and captivating performances.