Album · 2013
The Sirens
- Released
- 8 February 2013
- Label
- ECM Records
- Catalogue no.
- 279 4579
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 1:03:18
- Country
- DE
“The Sirens” is an album by Chris Potter, released in 2013 on ECM Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 1:03:18. The line-up features Chris Potter (bass clarinet, sopranino saxophone), Craig Taborn (piano), David Virelles (celesta, harmonium), Eric Harland (membranophone) and Larry Grenadier (double bass).
Who played on The Sirens
- Chris Potter bass clarinet, sopranino saxophone, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Craig Taborn piano all tracks
- David Virelles celesta, harmonium, prepared piano all tracks
- Eric Harland membranophone all tracks
- Larry Grenadier double bass all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Wine Dark Sea — Chris Potter 8:47
- 2 Wayfinder — Chris Potter 6:49
- 3 Dawn (With Her Rosy Fingers) — Chris Potter 7:23
- 4 The Sirens — Chris Potter 8:38
- 5 Penelope — Chris Potter 7:14
- 6 Kalypso — Chris Potter 8:24
- 7 Nausikaa — Chris Potter 5:40
- 8 Stranger at the Gate — Chris Potter 8:12
- 9 The Shades — Craig Taborn, David Virelles 2:11
Production
- Charlie Kramsky engineer
- James A. Farber engineer
- Manfred Eicher producer
More albums by Chris Potter
Tourmaline
Concentric Circles
1994
Pure
1995 · Concord Jazz
Concord Duo Series, Volume Ten
1996 · Concord Records
Moving In
1996 · Concord Records
Unspoken
1997 · Concord Jazz
This Will Be: The Jazzpar Prize 2000
2001 · Storyville Records
Gratitude
2001 · Verve
Traveling Mercies
2002 · Verve
Underground
2006 · Sunnyside
Song for Anyone
2007 · EmArcy
Ultrahang
2009 · ArtistShare
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Sirens?
The line-up of The Sirens includes Chris Potter (bass clarinet, sopranino saxophone), Craig Taborn (piano), David Virelles (celesta, harmonium), Eric Harland (membranophone) and Larry Grenadier (double bass).
Which label released The Sirens?
The Sirens was released in 2013 on ECM Records (279 4579).
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