(Free Jazz) David S. Ware - Onecept - 2010, MP3 (tracks), 256 kbps

All compositions by David S. Ware with Parker & Smith;
published by Gandharvasphere/Daswa (ASCAP)
P+C 2010 AUM Fidellity AUM064
David S. Ware: stritch, tenor sax, saxello
William Parker: bass
Warren Smith: drums, tympani
Produced by Steven Joerg and David S. Ware
Recorded in (((3D SOUND))) by Michael Marciano at Systems Two Studio, Brooklyn on December 2, 2009. Mixed and mastered by M.M. at S.T.S.
Cover artwork (front -&- back) by Richard Cohen (thank you!)
design/layout by ming@409
The recording and release of Onecept celebrates David S. Ware's 50th year of singular and profound saxophone artistry; a studio session specifically arranged for same featuring Ware on three saxophones – saxello, stritch, tenor – along with fellow musical masters William Parker (stalwart fellow prophet) on bass and Warren Smith (also featured on Ware's album Shakti) on drums and tympani. Unlike almost every previous album Ware has made in the past 20 years (Corridors & Parallels being another exception), there was no rehearsal for this session; the songs/streams were created fully in the moment of creation, trusting in collective skill to manifest the majesty.
Onecept is an impeccable entry in the oeuvre of his recorded works. By the time you read this, the Trio will have made their public performance debut at the Vision Festival, NYC in June, 2010. Their next performance will take place at the Blue Note, NYC on October 4, 2010. Please, take my advice: be there if you are here then.
David S. Ware on Onecept:
"The express intent is that time and space, which is a relative thing, on this record, the way in which I'm playing, time and space is collapsing. It is folding in on itself and that is bringing on a different reality."
William Parker on Onecept:
"We trimmed off a lot of the outside rays of the glow, and we're in the circle inside the light now. A different side of things is showing."
Steven Joerg on Onecept:
"Exquisite next phase in this modern Master's development. All new temples of sound. David wanted Warren to play tympani on this and I'm so glad that he did. Recording engineer Michael Marciano outdid himself here. Your brain can swim in this mix. (((3D SOUND))) indeed!" –SJ