Experience the avant-garde jazz sound of the Roscoe Mitchell Quartet with their acclaimed 2002 album, "Quartet." This CD showcases the groundbreaking improvisational work of Roscoe Mitchell alongside esteemed collaborators Muhal Richard Abrams, George Lewis, and Spencer Barefield, delivering a unique blend of creative music that pushes artistic boundaries. Recorded in 1975, this Sackville release captures a significant moment in the history of jazz improvisation, offering listeners a compelling and intricate musical journey. This particular release on CD from 2002 brings these essential recordings to a new generation of enthusiasts and collectors. Dive into the distinctive sound of the Roscoe Mitchell Quartet, a pivotal ensemble in creative improvised music. Explore the rich textures and dynamic performances on this important "Quartet" album. This "Quartet" CD features the innovative compositions and performances that define the Roscoe Mitchell Quartet. The music, originally recorded in concert, presents an exciting exploration of musical freedom and collaboration. Listeners will appreciate the depth and complexity of tracks like "Tnoona," "Music for Trombone & B Flat Soprano," and "Cards," all contributing to the album's profound impact. The 2002 CD edition from Sackville with catalog number SKCD2-2009 ensures a high-quality listening experience for fans of experimental jazz. Album highlights include the adventurous artistry of Roscoe Mitchell, Muhal Richard Abrams, George Lewis, and Spencer Barefield. This "Quartet" album is a must-have for those who appreciate the evolution of improvised music. It stands as a testament to the enduring influence of these legendary musicians. Discover the pioneering spirit of the Roscoe Mitchell Quartet with this seminal 2002 CD release.