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“Concerts: Bregenz / München” to be re-released as a 3-CD set

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Thanks to Nick for noticing that the latest ECM Records catalogue lists “Concerts: Bregenz / München” as a 3-CD set:

“Keith Jarrett
Concerts
Bregenz /München
Keith Jarrett: piano
Recorded May and June 1981
ECM 1227–29 | 3_CD 279 4570″

Only the Bregenz concert was released on CD (in the 1980s?). “Part IV” from the Munich concert was later released on the “Selected Recordings” compilation in 2002. “Hymns/Spheres” was also re-released in January 2013, after years of being only available on vinyl (or as a single CD entitled “Spheres”), so it makes sense for “Concerts: Bregenz / München” to finally get a proper re-release on CD this year (hopefully, as the release date is not currently known).

Update (May 6, 2013). ECM Records confirms that “Concerts: Bregenz / München” will be re-released, but not “soon” (which could mean 2014 or later).

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“Mysteries/Shades” to be re-released in the UK on May 6, 2013

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“Mysteries / Shades” will be re-released as a double CD in the UK by BGO Records on May 6, 2013.

“Founded in 1987, BGO Records is an independent reissue label specialising in classic highly collectable recordings of groups, singers and instrumentalists from the fifties through to the eighties. (…) UK distribution is by Universal Music Group & Proper Music distribution.”

Re-released in 2009, “Fort Yawuh / Death and the Flower” are also available from the same label.

Both re-releases are available from bgo-records.com for £9.99.

Interestingly, “Mysteries / Shades” have already been re-released in Europe by Impulse Records in 2011 and are still available. The new release by BGO Records is supposed to include “extensive new liner notes”.

Thanks to Jon for the information!

Update (May 4, 2013). It looks like this particular re-release will be available in other European countries as well (The Netherlands – thanks to Cees for the link – and Germany, at least).

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“Somewhere” to be released on May 1, 2013

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"Somewhere" cover

“Somewhere”, a recording of the July 11, 2009 concert at the KKL in Lucerne, Switzerland, with Gary Peocock and Jack DeJohnette, will be released on May 1, 2013 (at least in Germany, Japan, and Switzerland).

Track listing:

  1. Deep Space / Solar (15:07)
  2. Stars Fell On Alabama (7:27)
  3. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea (10:02)
  4. Somewhere / Everywhere (19:37)
  5. Tonight (6:49)
  6. I Thought About You (6:29)

Update (April 11, 2013). The release date seems to have been pushed back. “Somewhere” is now listed with a release date of May 14 (Japan), May 24 (Germany), May 27 (UK), and May 28 (US). Thanks to Boris for the information!

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“Sechs Sonaten für Violine und Klavier” to be released in 2013 (ECM New Series)

A 2-CD recording of the six sonatas for violin and piano BWV 1014-1019 (Johann Sebastian Bach), by Michelle Makarski (violin) and Keith Jarrett (piano), will be released by ECM in 2013 (the exact release date is currently unknown).

"Six Sonatas for Violin and Piano" cover

“Six Sonatas for Violin and Piano” cover

Here’s the complete information from the ECM catalogue:

Johann Sebastian Bach
Sechs Sonaten für Violine und Klavier

Michelle Makarski: violin
Keith Jarrett: piano

Sonate b-Moll, BWV 1014
Sonate A-Dur, BWV 1015
Sonate E-Dur, BWV 1016
Sonate c-Moll, BWV 1017
Sonate f-Moll, BWV 1018
Sonate G-Dur, BWV 1019

Recorded November 2010

ECM 2230/31, 2 CD, 476 4582

Thanks to Nick for the information!

Update (January 29, 2013). The cover art has been removed as the ECM catalogue was not supposed to be published online.

Update (May 6, 2013). “Sechs Sonaten für Violine und Klavier” will be released “sometime in September” (according to Keith Jarrett’s manager).

Update (July 23, 2013). According to Amazon, this recording will be released on September 3 (US), 6 (Germany), and 9 (UK), under the name “Six Sonatas for Violin and Piano”. Thanks to Uwe for the information!

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