Oded Tzur
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While Isabela is brief and somewhat less strident than its predecessor, it is no less revelatory, artful, or musically expressive. —
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AllMusic, Editor's Choice, May 2022
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Here Be Dragons deliberately encourages its creators to join themselves to the music itself without ego or flash; that's a rarity in modern jazz. —
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AllMusic, Editor's Choice, February 2020
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My Prophet
Oded Tzur (tenor saxophone), Nitai Hershkovits (piano), Petros Klampanis (double bass), Cyrano Almeida (drums)
Israeli saxophonist Oded Tzur, whose tone borrows from the ghostly soundworld of India’s bansuri flute, brings a surging new urgency to his often meditative music […] featuring some dazzling... —
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Urgency coexists with Zen-like calm on the darkly brilliant sophomore album by tenor saxophonist Oded Tzur. The dynamics of his fearless quartet mirror its ever-shifting storytelling intent.... —
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Here Be Dragons deliberately encourages its creators to join themselves to the music itself without ego or flash; that's a rarity in modern jazz. —
Awards:
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AllMusic, Editor's Choice, February 2020
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Israeli saxophonist Oded Tzur, whose tone borrows from the ghostly soundworld of India’s bansuri flute, brings a surging new urgency to his often meditative music […] featuring some dazzling... —
Purchase product
Vinyl Record
$31.25 -
While Isabela is brief and somewhat less strident than its predecessor, it is no less revelatory, artful, or musically expressive. —
Purchase product
Vinyl Record
$31.25
