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There are only a handful of instruments -- the cello being the most often used -- that can be multiplied into a satisfying, self-contained orchestra, and Slide Hampton occasionally proves that the trombone can be added to that short list. This get-together, recorded live in Pittsburgh (with all proceeds going to the jazz program at the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild, an arts and learning center for minorities), marked the first time in over 20 years that Hampton had recorded with his World of Trombones ensemble (though they have gigged in the interim). Expanding his forces from nine to 13 horns, including four bass trombones and his own horn, plus a four-piece rhythm section, Hampton conjures a fine, mellow, robust set of textures, yet not without the trademark edgy dissonances that give his sound a distinctive tang (as in the almost sinister, bass-grounded "A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing"). Hampton, who turned 70 a few days before this gig, still sounds pretty agile, holding his own with the formidable Bill Watrous in a swift chase down "Cherokee" lane. The centerpiece of the CD is a series of six jazz standards -- J.J. Johnson's "Lament," "Basin Street Blues," "April in Paris," "Lester ...
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UNDOING is a film that lives underneath the surface, behind the actions and words of its characters. Like the eyes of actors that give us a glimpse of their souls, the movie demanded a score that would provide the connective tissue between images and emotions. Thankfully we had Ceiri Torjussen, and the wonderful musicians he brought onboard to perform his compositions, to capture, with haunting beauty, the strangeness of love, in a voice of fierce delusion, and relentless patience. His score provokes the imagination toward a private experience, and the profound comfort is that such an experience can be shared.-Chris Chan Lee (Director, UNDOING)ABOUT THE COMPOSER:Ceiri Torjussen's music was described by the Los Angeles Times as a 'sudden bolt of creative lightning'. Hailing from Wales but now based in Los Angeles, in the last few years, he has made a sudden but marked impact on the world of film music, with an enviable list of high-profile credits to his name. He has scored six feature films to date. In 2006 UNDOING, a noir-thriller, premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival, and MENTOR, starring Rutger Hauer, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Most recently he composed additional, heart-thumping ...
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