Albert Mangelsdorff Trio. 1983.

Albert Mangelsdorff Trio.

Albert Mangelsdorff described multiphonics,which he developed for trombone:
"You play a note and sing another,usually a higher note. In the interval between overtones are created which become so audible that you end up with real chords-sometimes up to four notes...all that has to do with how far you can control your voce."

Leon Francioli-Bass,
Pierre Favre-Drums.1983.

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[carmellathegreat327]

mutli talented...

[SOGLIDER]

@carmellathegreat327 You are so right! Years ago I saw an oil painting attributed to Albert Mangelsdorf, in the divisionist style.When seen from a short distance it seemed to be an intriguing jumble of attractively coloured shapes,from a greater distance it was a portrait of Louis Armstrong with trumpet.

[isivip1]

@amirbass1 correct word is multiphonics . albert was the greatest in this , during the concerts for olimpic games in L.A. he played in solo  performance Duke Ellingtong Mood indigo doing the scores part of the 5 sax in multiphonics . You can listen that tune made so also in his trio record with elvin jones and palle danielsson .

[lakisdiako1]

J.J.Johnson (USA) + Albert Mangelsdorff (Europe) = The 2 Giants of jazz trombone



[sorbolik58]

Fantastic!!!