“In Praise of Dreams” – Jan Garbarek’s first new album in six years - features two musicians with whom the great Norwegian saxophonist shares some history – American-Armenian violist Kim Kashkashian and African-French drummer Manu Katché. Garbarek, Kashkashian and Katché span a lot of idioms between them, but the music sings with a focussed sense of purpose, in the context that Jan has shaped for it. If dreams are movies for the mind, the album is aptly titled - its atmospheres are evocative and decidedly ‘filmic’.

• 1. As Seen From Above (04:52)
• 2. In Praise of Dreams (05:21)
• 3. One Goes There Alone (05:06)
• 4. Knot of Place and Time (06:22)
• 5. If You Go Far Enough (00:39)
• 6. Scene From Afar (05:14)
• 7. Cloud of Unknowing (05:22)
• 8. Without Visible Sign (04:59)
• 9. Iceburn (04:59)
• 10. Conversation With a Stone (04:18)
• 11. A Tale Begun (04:39)