![]() His range of thought, instinct, and motion is staggering. Bley moves through ten improvisations lasting between two and just under nine minutes each. Recorded in Mondsee, Austria, in 2001, and not issued until Bley's 75th year, these numbered "Mondsee Variations" were played on a Bösendorfer Imperial grand piano, an instrument that is, like its player, in a class of its own. Buy the album Starting at 16.29€įully 35 years after Open, to Love, Paul Bley's seminal solo piano recording for ECM (which stands as a watermark both in his own career and in the history of the label - i.e., unconsciously aiding Manfred Eicher in establishing its "sound"), the pianist returns to the label for another go at it on Solo in Mondsee. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs.
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