Incomprehensibly Gone

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“At the session there was very little conversation or verbal guidance offered, yet there was a natural, spontaneous empathy between Steve and Tisziji. This recording features and honors Steve Kuhn in a unique way, showcasing his ability to play with freedom, openness and depth without sacrificing any of his other musical attributes. The music herein has a classical flavor, yet defies all classical conventions and boundaries. It is simultaneously very in and very out. It’s free, magical, mystical, mysterious, humorous, heart-wrenchingly beautiful, absolutely unique and incomprehensibly gone.” —Ra Kalam Bob Moses

 

“At the session there was very little conversation or verbal guidance offered, yet there was a natural, spontaneous empathy between Steve and Tisziji. This recording features and honors Steve Kuhn in a unique way, showcasing his ability to play with freedom, openness and depth without sacrificing any of his other musical attributes. The music herein has a classical flavor, yet defies all classical conventions and boundaries. It is simultaneously very in and very out. It’s free, magical, mystical, mysterious, humorous, heart-wrenchingly beautiful, absolutely unique and incomprehensibly gone.” —Ra Kalam Bob Moses

 

Track Listing

1. It Gives Me Great Pleasure :31

2. We Meet Again In Spirit 7:02

3. Pondering Incomprehensibility 2:11

4. Visiting This Planet 6:26

5. Leaving This Planet 5:44

6. Without A Lamp, Hearing Is Your Light 2:12

7. Understanding “No Change” Please 1:49

8. Crisis Of Attachment 5:15

9. Forgotten, But No Forgone Reclusion 2:03

10. Heart Broken Healed 3:17

11. God-Fire (Pyramid) 13:16

12. Fatherhood 13:14

All compositions by Tisziji Muñoz, Anami Music Inc.

 

Tisziji Muñoz: Guitar & bells

Steve Kuhn: Piano

David Finck: Bass

Ra Kalam Bob Moses: Drums

 

Recorded on May 23, 2010

Produced by Tisziji Muñoz, Karen Muñoz and Ellen Gilley

Recording & editing Engineer: David ‘Gyan-Das’ J. Sullivan

Mixing Engineer: Mike Muñoz

Mastering Engineer: Chris Andersen, Nevessa Productions

Anami Music Archivist: Rebazar ‘Hu-Deva’ Muñoz