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[Review] Patrick Moraz: Out In The Sun (1977)
A progressive pop album mixed with Brazilian percussion? Imagine a cross between Elton John and Chick Corea, only worse.
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[Review] Patrick Moraz (1978)
Moraz is joined by a small army of percussionists in this concept album about a clash of civilizations.
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Patrick Moraz + Syrinx: Coexistence (1980)
Ah, the pan flute: the thinking man’s kazoo. Not to belittle the artistry behind Syrinx’ muse, but there’s a reason young boys and girls aren’t chapping their lips late at night practicing the pan flute. Patrick Moraz’ spacey synthesizers and Syrinx’ antiquated instrument make strange bedfellows on Coexistence, although some of the time they also…
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Patrick Moraz/Bill Bruford: Flags (1985)
The second and last album from Moraz and Bruford, seeing as how the pair had plumbed their musical possibilities after two albums of improvisational jazz. Flags is probably the better of the two efforts. I say “probably” because my slightly more favorable disposition to Flags could simply be the result of well-tempered expectations. Music For…
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