"I
consider this one of my most richly lyrical and consistently inspired
works," wrote Keith Jarrett of Arbour Zena. "Jan Garbarek's contribution
is irreplaceable and ecstatic." It is easy to agree that Arbour Zena is
one of Jarrett's most exceptional albums.
In some ways a follow-up to Jarrett's first recorded collaboration with
Jan Garbarek, the previous year's Luminessence for saxophone and string
orchestra, Arbour Zena adds Keith himself and bassist Charlie Haden to
the mix. Evocative writing for strings, beautiful playing by Jan, Keith,
and Haden at his most soulful, and a glowing panoramic production make
this 1975 recording one of the finest of ECM's first decade albums.
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