Wolfgang Muthspiel lyrics
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Artist's albums
Echoes of Techno
2001 · album
Daily Mirror Reflected
2000 · album
Amelia
2023 · single
Angular Blues
2020 · album
Everything I Love
2020 · single
Tabriz
2019 · album
Where The River Goes
2018 · album
Where The River Goes
2018 · single
Rising Grace
2016 · album
Vienna, World
2015 · album
Driftwood
2014 · album
Travel Guide
2013 · album
Vienna Naked
2012 · album
Live at the Jazz Standard
2010 · album
WaldStueck
2009 · single
Earth Mountain
2008 · album
Friendly Travelers Live
2008 · album
Glow
2007 · album
Friendly Travelers
2007 · album
Bright Side
2006 · album
Solo
2004 · album
Bearing Fruit
2003 · album
Early Music
2003 · album
Steinhaus
2003 · album
That's All Daisy Needs
2003 · album
Beloved
2002 · album
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Biography
Press Quotes „If there's a lovelier tune released in 2020 than Muthspiel's discreetly rapturous, countrified "Hüttengriffe," it won't be for lack of sublime competition here. It all seems over too soon, but the nearly 54 minutes that comprise Angular Blues are rich with subtle, absorbing invention.“ James Keepnews (Chronogram) "On Angular Blues, master improviser Wolfgang Muthspiel brings his conversational approach to a trio setting." Bill Milkowski (Guitar Player Magazine) „Whatever the technique or the instrument, Muthspiel’s deep love for and expert command of jazz shines through on both the originals and standards on Angular Blues, as does his chemistry with Blade and Colley.“ Adam Perlmutter (Jazztimes) „Muthspiel’s most recent trio release, Angular Blues, features bassist Scott Colley and drummer Brian Blade, and is both forward-looking and traditional. The 55-year-old shows off his technical prowess on the angular, intricate, and harmonically challenging title track, and blows through choruses on “Ride,” his first time recording bop-style "rhythm changes" tune for ECM.“ Tzvi Gluckin (premierguitar.com) “It’s about playing with space: leaving it, creating it, filling it,” said guitarist Wolfgang Muthspiel in press materials about “I’ll Remember April,” the standard concluding his wonderful new ECM disc. But that statement could almost be a sonic manifesto for the group’s whole sound, a declaration of artistic intent that yields magical resuts.