Lee Konitz - Hibeck

Review by Kenton Ross Cowdry

Lee Konitz's album Hibeck showcases the legendary jazz saxophonist's mastery of his craft. The album features a blend of original compositions and covers, all of which are executed with precision and finesse.

Konitz's saxophone playing is characterized by a smooth, melodic style that is both captivating and soothing. The album's opening track, "Subconscious-Lee," is a perfect example of this, with Konitz's saxophone leading the way through a complex and engaging melody.

The album also features a number of standout tracks, including "I Remember You," a beautiful ballad that showcases Konitz's ability to convey emotion through his playing. "Kary's Trance," another original composition, is a lively and playful tune that highlights Konitz's improvisational skills.

Summary by Kenton Ross Cowdry

Hibeck is a must-listen for any jazz enthusiast. Konitz's mastery of the saxophone is on full display throughout the album, and his ability to blend different styles and moods together is truly impressive. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to Konitz's music, Hibeck is an album that is sure to impress.