Album · 2025
The Complete String Quartets
- Released
- 24 January 2025
- Label
- Tzadik Records
- Catalogue no.
- 9318-2
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 2:03:43
- Country
- US
“The Complete String Quartets” is an album by John Zorn; JACK Quartet, released in 2025 on Tzadik Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 2:03:43. The line-up features Austin Wulliman (violin), Christopher Otto (violin), Jay Campbell (cello) and John Pickford Richards (viola).
Who played on The Complete String Quartets
- Austin Wulliman violin
- Christopher Otto violin
- Jay Campbell cello
- John Pickford Richards viola
Tracklist
- 1-1 Cat O’ Nine Tails — John Zorn 13:17
- 1-2 Dead Man — John Zorn 11:22
- 1-3 Memento Mori — John Zorn 24:37
- 1-4 Kol Nidre — John Zorn 6:27
- 2-1 Necronomicon: I Conjurations — John Zorn 2:20
- 2-2 Necronomicon: II The Magus — John Zorn 5:46
- 2-3 Necronomicon: III Thought-Forms — John Zorn 2:52
- 2-4 Necronomicon: IV Incunabula — John Zorn 6:40
- 2-5 Necronomicon: V Asmodeus — John Zorn 2:27
- 2-6 The Alchemist — John Zorn 19:40
- 2-7 The Remedy of Fortune — John Zorn 14:53
- 2-8 The Unseen — John Zorn 13:22
More albums by John Zorn; JACK Quartet
Lacrosse
1977 · Live
Pool
1980 · Parachute
Hockey
1980
Archery
1981 · Parachute
Locus Solus
1983 · Rift
Ganryu Island
1985 · Yukon Records
The Classic Guide to Strategy - Volume Two
1986 · Lumina
The Big Gundown: John Zorn Plays the Music of Ennio Morricone
1986 · Nonesuch
Spillane
1987 · Nonesuch
Cobra
1987 · hat ART
News for Lulu
1988 · hat ART
Spy vs. Spy: The Music of Ornette Coleman
1989 · Elektra Musician
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Complete String Quartets?
The line-up of The Complete String Quartets includes Austin Wulliman (violin), Christopher Otto (violin), Jay Campbell (cello) and John Pickford Richards (viola).
Which label released The Complete String Quartets?
The Complete String Quartets was released in 2025 on Tzadik Records (9318-2).
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