- Night (2002) [flac] | Misha Alperin

: The suite concludes with a beautiful, intriguing movement that moves like a passing storm in the darkness, ultimately carrying the listener to a peaceful, lullaby-like resolution. Artistic Legacy

Misha Alperin’s , released in 2002 on ECM Records , is an evocative exploration of silence, texture, and the "intense quietude" that follows sunset. Recorded live at the 1998 VossaJazz Festival in Norway, the album captures the debut of a unique trio: Alperin on piano and claviola, German cellist Anja Lechner, and Norwegian percussionist Hans-Kristian Kjos Sørensen. The Philosophy of Silence

: A departure into "jocular turns," this piece features a marimba-driven introduction reminiscent of Steve Reich, providing a spirited contrast to the earlier gravity.

: The opening tracks set a somber mood with dark, moving waves from Lechner's cello, while "Tango" introduces Alperin's characteristic folk-inspired figural language.

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: The suite concludes with a beautiful, intriguing movement that moves like a passing storm in the darkness, ultimately carrying the listener to a peaceful, lullaby-like resolution. Artistic Legacy

Misha Alperin’s , released in 2002 on ECM Records , is an evocative exploration of silence, texture, and the "intense quietude" that follows sunset. Recorded live at the 1998 VossaJazz Festival in Norway, the album captures the debut of a unique trio: Alperin on piano and claviola, German cellist Anja Lechner, and Norwegian percussionist Hans-Kristian Kjos Sørensen. The Philosophy of Silence

: A departure into "jocular turns," this piece features a marimba-driven introduction reminiscent of Steve Reich, providing a spirited contrast to the earlier gravity.

: The opening tracks set a somber mood with dark, moving waves from Lechner's cello, while "Tango" introduces Alperin's characteristic folk-inspired figural language.

Misha Alperin - Night (2002) [FLAC]