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The Schlippenbach Trio has worked together as a unit for around forty-five (!) years. Their magic chemistry is founded on intuitive listening and interaction - the ability to respond in an instant - and on the match between their characters, each adding to the whole as well as challenging each other - a stroke of fortune. The spectrum of performances on "Features" covers a range from furor to elegy. It extends from energetic, forward-thrusting pieces via cool, calm, ambling passages and ballad m

LP version. Found in the archives of FMP! the very first - never released - recordings of the Schlippenbach Trio: Alexander von Schlippenbach (piano); Evan Parker (tenor and soprano saxophone); Paul Lovens (drums). Recorded by an unknown engineer on April 2nd, 1972 during the Workshop Freie Musik at the Acadamy of the Arts, Berlin.

First vinyl reissue of Alarm by the Peter Brtzmann Group, originally released on FMP in 1983. Harry Miller: bass; Louis Moholo: drums; Alexander von Schlippenbach: piano; Peter Brtzmann: saxophone; Frank Wright: saxophone; Willem Breuker: saxophone; Toshinori Kondo: trumpet; Alan Tomlinson: trombone; Hannes Bauer: trombone. Recorded during the 164th NDR Jazzworkshop, November 12, 1981, at the Funkhaus Hamburg. Produced by Peter Brtzmann and Jost Gebers. Cover design by Peter Brtzmann.

This spontaneous chamber music establishes further advances in the development of improvisation as compositional process. Recorded at Arte Suono Studios, Udine April 2nd & 3rd 2008 Cello - Tristan Honsinger Clarinet - Daniel D'Agaro Composed By - Schlippenbach, D'Agaro, Honsinger Engineer [Chief Sound] - Stefano Amerio Illustration [Illustrations] - Rina Donnersmarck Liner Notes - Alexander von Schlippenbach, Ben Young Liner Notes [Translation] - Seeberg, Lytton Piano - Alexande

Trost present Schraubenlieder, unreleased songs by Sven-Ake Johansson and Alexander von Schlippenbach from 1988, recorded by Radio DRS Bern. Personnel: Sven-Ake Johansson - vocals; Alexander von Schlippenbach - piano.

Vinyl LP pressing. Cien Fuegos present a reissue of Schlippenbach Quartet's Three Nails Left, originally released on FMP in 1975. Side A was recorded live at 3rd Jazz Festival Moers June 2nd, 1974 by Michael Krause. Side B was recorded live at the Quartier Latin Berlin, February 2nd, 1975 by Jost Gebers with the FMP Mobile Recording Unit. Personnel: Evan Parker - soprano and tenor saxophone; Alexander von Schlippenbach - piano; Peter Kowald - double bass; Paul Lovens - percussion. Produced by Jo

Monks Casino Alexander von Schlippenbach - CD 7640120191009

Pressed on 180-gram vinyl. Cien Fuegos presents a reissue of Pakistani Pomade by the Schlippenbach Trio, originally released on FMP in 1972. Evan Parker: soprano and tenor saxophone; Alexander von Schlippenbach: piano; Paul Lovens: drums. Recorded by Dietram Kster in November 1972, Bremen. Artwork by Benjamin von Schlippenbach; layout by Peter Brtzmann.

The Living Music Alexander von Schlippenbach - LP 9120036681125

LP version. Alexander von Schlippenbach: piano; Aki Takase: piano; DJ Illvibe: turntables; Paul Lovens: drums. Recorded by Rainer Robben at Audio Cue, Berlin. Lovens joins the Lok 03 trio of Schlippenbach, Takase, and DJ Illvibe for the follow-up to their 2005 debut. Mastered by Beat Halberschmidt. Artwork by Philip Hillers. Liner notes by Yoko Tawada.