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Hostipitality Suite

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205:, commented: "Rather than imagining that any artform... can adequately capture the entirety of the historical burdens with which he's concerned, Coursil's music instead encourages us to think of the historical absences and gaps, the absence of adequate expression for that which is excluded from the Enlightenment narratives Western society tells itself... this is a patient music that requires one to fully suspend expectations of development, progress or momentum... Coursil's music is also comfortable with a kind of marginal or peripheral claim on attention, in which the listener might be asked... to enter into a mood of contemplation in which attention may wander or focus into shards of emotional intensity." Grundy concluded by calling the album "a fitting farewell." 214:, Andrey Henkin described the album as "an elusive listen, atmospheric and non-linear, introspective and abstract," and wrote: "listening to it one hears something floating and omnipresent, not tethered to grooves or emanating from speakers... we are left on our own to determine what Coursil meant: was he the stranger, a philosopher among musicians, a trumpeter among academics? Is strangeness/foreignness ultimately a relative concept? This amorphous quality extends to the music as the notes, words and electric washes move in and out of the foreground. In both music and language, living things changing over time, there are no final statements." 198:, Adam Shatz stated that the work's "austerity invites us to reflect on its subject matter: the condition of the foreigner in a new land by turns welcoming and hostile." He wrote: "Germany had recently accepted more than a million refugees... and the generous welcome they received... was already tarnished by xenophobic hostility. Provisional hospitality, Coursil warns, leaves the applicant at the mercy of 'the country that welcomes or excludes him'. A utopian vision of 'absolute hospitality', on the other hand, can only be imagined 'from another place, a margin, a periphery'. Coursil dedicated his life to cultivating that margin." 164:. The album, Coursil's last, was recorded at Baillard Studio in 2020, and was pressed on June 26 of that year, the day of his death. It was released on LP later in 2020 by Savvy Records. On the recording, Coursil's trumpet is heard over a synthesized backdrop prepared and arranged by Jeff Baillard. Coursil also recites texts by 179:
The recording came about as a result of an invitation for Coursil to participate in a 2018 art exhibition titled "Whose Land Have I Lit on Now? Contemplations on the Notions of Hostipitality" at the Savvy Contemporary gallery in Berlin. The project was an attempt to reflect on the relationships
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between hostility and hospitality as discussed in the writings of Jacques Derrida, specifically his 1996 book
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Henkin, Andrey (January 2021). "Hostipitality Suite".
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Index


Studio album
Jacques Coursil
Genre
Jazz
Label
Producer
Jacques Coursil
FreeJazzArt (Sessions for Bill Dixon)
Ave B Free Jam
Jacques Coursil
Jacques Derrida
Emmanuel Levinas
Édouard Glissant
London Review of Books
The New York City Jazz Record
Jacques Coursil
"Jacques Coursil: Hostipitality Suite"
"Jacques Coursil 1938–2020"
"Whose Land Have I Lit on Now? Contemplations on the Notions of Hostipitality"
"Whose Land Have I Lit on Now? Contemplations on the Notions of Hostipitality: Exhibition Handout"
"Jacques Derrida: Of Hospitality"
"Sound, Breathing, Calm: Adam Shatz remembers Jacques Coursil"
"The Hostipitality Suite"
Categories
2020 albums
Jacques Coursil albums

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