Bela Bartok is a man of dual destiny: recognized as one of the most remarkable and influential composers of the 20th century, he is also considered the founder of scientific ethnomusicology . . . Romanian jazz pianist Lucian Ban has used them as a basis for improvisation for an unexpected and therefore more impressive trio – together with saxophonist John Surman and violinist Mat Maneri. Unlike classical jazz ensembles, neither the piano nor the saxophone, nor does the lesser-heard jazz violin actually become a soloist. . . . click to read full review