Review: Lovano’s trio is post-free jazz in a chamber setting

The latest album from saxophonist Joe Lovano’s Trio Tapestry is post-free jazz in a chamber setting. The set is titled “Our Daily Bread.” In a review, The Associated Press’ Steven Wine says the music is absorbing even without a bass or beat. He says Lovano’s eight original tunes leave plenty of space for individual explorations by the sax man, drummer Carmen Castaldi and pianist Marilyn Crispell. Lovano’s minimalist meditations include the flowing and lyrical title cut and “One for Charlie,” a slow, sad solo in tribute to the late bassist Charlie Haden. “Our Daily Bread” was released Friday.