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A Monastic Trio is the first solo album by Alice Coltrane. Recorded in 1968 (the reissue includes one track from 1967), she intended it to be a tribute to her husband, John Coltrane, who had died the year before.

This is Alice Coltrane's first album as a leader, made a year after her husband, John Coltrane, died. well, you get the point. Some people don't like this album because the musicians seem to be in "mourning" for Trane. I don't see this as a bad thing  . But they also made some great music after his death as well. A Monastic Trio documents the genesis of that great music. The original album consisted of tracks 3-8. "Lord, Help Me To Be" and "The Sun" originally appeared on the album "Cosmic Music," which also included two tunes from the John Coltrane group. But since they came from the same session as "Ohnedaruth," they've been included here. Nearly all the tunes here are based on modes and scales rather than actual melodies.

Complete your Alice Coltrane collection. modificato over 3 years ago riferendosi a A Monastic Trio, LP, Album, AS-9156. one of the best recording debuts ever. The extant repetoire For Concert Harp seems inadequate in comparison to Coltrane's hungry reach and thirst-quenching arpeggiations that burst, float, arc and fade like a rainbow of fruit flavors for the ear and mind. An exquisite testament of naked beauty at once detailed and streamlined, exhibiting naturally supernatural performances that seem unstudied yet proficient, in a ratio perfect for seducing a mind ready for the transcendent.

A Monastic Trio" is Alice Coltrane's debut album as a leader, recorded in two sessions in 1968 in the year following John Coltrane's death, and it finds her continuing the work of her husband. Coltrane is heard on piano and harp on the record, and is joined by Pharoah Sanders on reeds on three cuts, Jimmy Garrison on bass, and either Ben Riley (the three pieces with Sanders) or Rashied Ali (the rest) on drums. The next 3 songs are with the same trio, but Alice plays harp on them instead of piano. I love Alice's harp playing on Ptah The El Daoud and especially Journey In Satchidananda, but there is something different about it here. It is freer and looser.

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Is A Monastic Trio the best album by Alice Coltrane? BestEverAlbums. com brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. This album At A Glance. A Monastic Trio by Alice Coltrane (1968) Overall rank: 25,995th. Accolades: Top albums of 1968 ( 260th ). Top albums of the 1960s ( 1,444th ). Best albums of all time ( 25,995th ).

A Monastic Trio is a avant-garde jazz music album recording by ALICE COLTRANE released in 1968 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. ALICE COLTRANE - A Monastic Trio. Filed under Avant-Garde Jazz By ALICE COLTRANE.