This discography only covers recordings on which the group Rova (a.k.a. Rova Saxophone Quartet) appears, though there are a few listed where one member is missing. Discographies of individual members can be seen at the individual member's own websites Please note that more details can be found by clicking on each CD's title. If you have additions, corrections, comments, or questions, contact Rova. |
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In Transverse Time
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The release of In Transverse Time marks Rova’s 40th anniversary, and the
quartet’s leap into a 5th decade of intrepid artistic activity. Available from Rova:Arts |
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Saxophone Special Revisited
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Rova plus guests Henry Kaiser and Kyle Bruckmann pay tribute to Steve Lacy's 1974
live recording Saxophone Special Available from Rova:Arts |
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No Favorites!
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Rova's homage to Lawrence "Butch" Morris. Available from Rova:Arts |
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Rova Channeling Coltrane
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A special DVD/Blu-ray/CD package. It includes the Kickstarter-funded five-camera
shoot of Electric Ascension, Rova's 21st century arrangement of John
Coltrane's major late work, Ascension Available from Rova:Arts |
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A Short History
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A CD of original works by band members recorded in February, 2003 and August, 2011 Available from Rova:Arts |
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The Receiving Surfaces
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John Zorn and Rova's 2010 concert documented on a Limited Edition vinyl LP Available from Rova:Arts |
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Planetary
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7 chamber works for Rova by Adams and Ochs |
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The Celestial Septet
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Rova meets up with the Nels Cline Singers, sneaks into a phone booth, and becomes
The Celestial Septet. With the great Singers' rhythm section of Devin Hoff and Scott
Amendola pushing everyone majestically, the band performed three concerts in the
San Francisco Bay Area in May 2008. The results were so exciting and in some ways
unexpected that the septet decided to reconvene in November 2008 for one more live
concert followed immediately by 2 days in the studio. The results of that recording
session (plus one piece recorded live at Yoshi's San Francisco) have been released
by New World
Records.
The Celestial Septet:
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