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Peraza’s only album as a solo artist (with friends such as Cal Tjader and Chick Corea helping in the studio….how could it go wrong). 2003. Armando Peraza Wild Thing Songs | 1. | 'The Origin Of Fire' |
| 2. | Sandels |
| 3. | Finnish Jager March |
| 4. | Have You Courage? |
| 5. | Song Of The Athenians |
| 6. | Academic March |
| 7. | Finlandia |
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"BCME ...PROVES THAT JAZZ ON THE EDGE doesn't have to be a battle with the inexpressible-that even in its explosiveness and unpredictability, there can be a level of stasis that's alluring to the most unaquainted fan. The musical ideas are launched in a historical context, with most cuts starting and ending on familiar ground.This recording...features elaborately constructed nods to Duke Ellington on"Loose Leaves" and Lester Young on "After the Leap." The entire ensemble throw themselves into "Clarinade," emphasing their devotion to collective creativity, and it proves to be an excellent springboard for their ideas."Nate Guidry - JAZZTIMES (5/99)"IN HIS MUSICAL QUEST, HESS has explored both the outer edges of the music and its historical center of gravity in terms of repertory pieces. What is so impressive about NINTH STREET PARK is its integration of these very different principles into a coherent whole. In Tracks such as After The Leap and Loose Leaves, the bows to Lester Young and Duke Ellington are turned into a launching pad for Hess' imagination rather than destination points.Norman Provizer - ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS NINTH STREET PARK FRED HESS/BOULDER CREATIVE MUSIC ENSEMBLETHIS offering by the BCME comes as a surprise. After the release of Between the Lines: The Complete Studio Recordings (Tapestry 76002), there seemed no further future for the Boulder Creative Music Ensemble. However, public clamor and sentiment have made us reconsider our demise, and out of the ashes rises NINTH STREET PARK, representing new life for the BCME. Actually, we’ve never truly gone away, as our interest in developing contexts for an improvising ensemble only deepens as our experiences in the genre gives us further inspiration. This edition of music has been developing over the last eight years, since the BCME’s last recordings. What’s new is the addition of the rhythm section of bassist Kent McLagan and drummer Tim Sullivan, whose excellent music skills made performing such complex music possible.We hope you enjoy this latest effort of the BCME, a truly Creativemusic ensemble. Born in Abington, Pennsylvania, Hess grew up in New Jersey, attending Trenton State College, before moving to Colorado in 1981. He graduated with a doctorate in music composition from the University of Colorado, Boulder in 1991. His early experiences include studies with saxophonist Phil Woods, a stint with bandleader Fred Waring, and composing music for the world premiere of a Sam Shepard play. As a composer, his influences encompass the ...
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