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“guitarist Mary Halvorson and bassist Stephan Crump have perfected the art of inhabiting different worlds simultaneously” NYC Jazz Record “laudable balance of chamber-like precision and freewheeling intimacy”
- Emerge CD
Emerge CD — Stephan Crump. The second Secret Keeper album,...
- Emerge MP3
Emerge MP3 — Stephan Crump. The second Secret Keeper album,...
- Emerge CD
From the very first notes they played together, Secret Keeper, the innovative duo of "NYC's least-predictable improviser" (City Arts) Mary Halvorson and Grammy-nominated Stephan Crump had a magical connection. Their debut album, Super Eight, arrived in March of 2013.
Emerge CD — Stephan Crump. The second Secret Keeper album, duo with Mary Halvorson (guitar). “The tunes burrow deeper into my memory with each pass, but it’s the way Halvorson and Crump dance together in those melodies that really knocks me out” – Chicago Reader Complete Sheet Music is also available…
- Stephan Crump
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Emerge MP3 — Stephan Crump. The second Secret Keeper album, duo with Mary Halvorson (guitar). “The tunes burrow deeper into my memory with each pass, but it’s the way Halvorson and Crump dance together in those melodies that really knocks me out” – Chicago Reader Complete Sheet Music is also available…
- Stephan Crump
Mar 13, 2015 · Their debut album, Super Eight, arrived in March of 2013. Now with Emerge, their second release, the duo reveals a new level of chemistry. Washington journalist Will Layman says: "'Emerge', the duo's second release, is the fulfillment of a promise made in their early sessions.
Mar 12, 2015 · Now with Emerge, their second release, the duo reveals a new level of chemistry. Washington journalist Will Layman says: "'Emerge', the duo's second release, is the fulfillment of a promise made in their early sessions.
May 1, 2015 · For the last five consecutive days I've been listening to the new release "Emerge" by Secret Keeper (Stephan Crump, acoustic bass and Mary Halvorson, guitar) on repeat. It reminds me of last year's classic Greg Cohen and Bill Frisell album "Gold Coast" but weirder.
