Triptych Myth, The Beautiful - 48m 23s

Tracks & Durations

1. All Up In It	4:53
2. Frida K. The Beautiful	5:22
3. Trident	4:15
4. Spiraling Out	6:44
5. Pooch (For Wilber Morris)	5:52
6. A Time To	5:01
7. Last Minute Trip Part One	1:46
8. Last Minute Trip Part Two	3:17
9. Poppa's Gin In The Chicken Feed	7:13
10. Robinia Pseudoacacia	3:54

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Review

Triptych Myth is a new collective trio - Cooper-Moore, Tom Abbs and Chad Taylor. They have been honing their group concept in NYC for the past two years, and this first studio recording exquisitely captures them at the peak of their powers.

Cooper-Moore played piano as a child prodigy in churches near his birthplace in the Piedmont region of the Blue Ridge Mountains. His performance roots in the realm of avant jazz music date to the NYC Loft Jazz era in the early/mid-`70s. His first group was a collective entitled Apogee with David S. Ware and drummer Marc Edwards; in recent times, he was a core member of William Parker's In Order to Survive quartet and performed regularly with Susie Ibarra.

Chad Taylor's distinct voice and distinguished rhythmic/tonal vocabulary have been heard to great effect in performance, with musicians representing widely varied schools from Fred Anderson to John Zorn. He has also recorded or collaborated with Tortoise, Isotope 217, Sam Prekop, Stereolab, Mouse on Mars and Jim O'Rourke, and is a core member of the Chicago Underground Duo, Trio, Quartet & Orchestra.

Tom Abbs' large buoyant tone, versatility, and depth have led him to work with Butch Morris, Charles Gayle, Roy Campbell, Jemeel Moondoc, Billy Bang and many more.

The Beautiful ranges through heart-breaking new songs from Cooper-Moore, tone-poem explorations of the Now, new definitions of "swing," excursions into energy music that will further explode pre-conceived expectations, New American folktales waiting for the new America to be born, and cinematic colorations that carve sound into mountains. Word.

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