#2673: A Love Supreme

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
For this edition of New Sounds, the Turtle Island String Quartet perform music by John Coltrane live in the WNYC studios. On its latest release, the San Franciso-based group reworks Coltrane classics like "Naima" and "Moment's Notice," in addition to Coltrane's landmark entity "A Love Supreme."

PROGRAM #2673, Turtle Island Quartet plays Coltrane (First aired on Fri. 5/4/07)

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RECORDING

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Turtle Island Quartet

A Love Supreme: The Legacy of John Coltrane

Moment’s Notice, excerpt [1:00]

Telarc #80684** www.turtleisland
quartet.com*

Turtle Island Quartet

Live

Round Midnight [7:00]
A Love Supreme, complete [21:00]

Both appear on the CD listed above.

Matt Shulman

So It Goes

Forgetting/Remembering Yourself [7:00]

Jaggo #SS4275. www.mattshulman.com*

Pharoah Sanders

A Prayer Before Dawn

After the Rain [4:00]

Theresa #127.
Now reissued by Evidence Records and available at Amazon.com and other sources.

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