If the ''young lion''
saxophonists are getting the headlines and the money, what's
left for a gifted but not quite so young clarinet player like
Peplowski? There's time to create remarkable CDs like The Other
Portrait, which may well be too idiosyncratically beautiful for
the jazz establishment. Eclectic material (including Witold
Lutoslawski's Dance Preludes) sensitively performed (with the
Bulgarian National Symphony, no less), this is music that averts
the jazz zeitgeist by transcending it.
Originally posted Jan 31, 1997Published in issue #364 Jan 31, 1997Order article reprints
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