Thirteen new Anthony Braxton “bootleg” concert recordings are now available on the Tri-Centric Foundation website, all spruced up and ready to download free of charge. Here’s a list of the new offerings:
BL014 Quintet (New York) 1975
June 18, 1975
Braxton, Kenny Wheeler, Richard Teitelbaum, Dave Holland, Barry Altschul
BL015 Quartet (Wilhemshaven) 1979 – Part 1
April 5, 1979
Braxton, Ray Anderson, John Lindberg, Thurman Barker
BL016 Quartet (Wilhemshaven) 1979 – Part 2
as above
BL017 Quartet (Karlsruhe) 1983
December 7 or 5, 1983
Braxton, Ray Anderson, Paul Smoker, Marilyn Crispell
BL018 Duo (Zurich) 1984
July 8, 1984
Braxton, Günter Baby Sommer
BL019 Trio (Pisa) 1982
July 23, 1982
Braxton, George Lewis, Derek Bailey
BL020 Solo (Kent) 1979
February 3, 1979
Braxton
BL021 Duo (Belfort) 1985
February 6, 1985
Braxton, Richard Teitelbaum
BL022 Trio (Wuppertal) 1989 – Part 1
March 11, 1989
Braxton, Adelhard Roidinger, Tony Oxley
BL023 Trio (Wuppertal) 1989 – Part 2
as above
BL024 Creative Orchestra (Portland) 1989 – Part 1
February 5, 1989
Braxton, Northwest Creative Orchestra
BL025 Creative Orchestra (Portland) 1989 – Part 2
as above
BL026 Quartet (Mulhouse) 1983
October 1, 1983
Braxton, Marilyn Crispell, John Emery, Gerry Hemingway
All of these recordings are available to anyone, whether you opt to join the Tri-Centric Foundation or not. But as an enticement to join ($7.99 USD/month), in addition to an exclusive new download every month, members retain access to the previous 13 Braxton House bootlegs: Solo (France) 1971; Quartet (Paris) 1969; Quartet (Avignon) 1974; Quartet (Bremen) 1975; Quartet (Graz) 1976; Orchestra (Paris) 1978; Solo (Austin) 1978; Orchestra (Pisa) 1980; Solo (Brussels) 1985; Duo (Verona) 1989; Orchestra (Los Angeles) 1992; and Quartet (New York) Sets 1 & 2 1993.
