(Avant-Garde / Post-Bop) Yusef Lateef / Adam Rudolph - Go: Organic Orchestra - In The Garden - 2003, FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Yusef Lateef & Adam Rudolph - Go: Organic Orchestra - In The Garden Жанр: Avant-Garde / Post-Bop Год выпуска диска: 2003 Производитель диска: Meta Records 008; USA Аудио кодек: FLAC Тип рипа: image+.cue Битрейт аудио: lossless Продолжительность: 1:42:34 Adam Rudolph: conductor, conga, vocals, djembe, Cajon, talking drum, hand drums Alex Cline: cymbals, drums, bass drum, gong, bells, snare drums, wood block, percussion Bennie Maupin: bass clarinet, alto flute, rainstick, bamboo flute Chris Heenan: pungi, bass clarinet, bamboo flute Cory Wright: bass clarinet, kena, clarinet David Philipson: bansuri, suling Ellen Burr: alto flute, ocarina, piccolo, jaw harp, bamboo flute, flute Emily Hay: alto flute, piccolo, bamboo flute, train whistle, flute Gustavo Bulgach: bamboo flute, clarinet Harris Eisenstadt: drums, itotele, percussion Karen Elaine Bakunin: viola, waterphone Matthew Zebley: alto clarinet, bamboo flute Munyungo Jackson: balafon, surdo, cajon, talking drum, udu, marimbula, percussion Pablo Calogero: bass clarinet, bass flute Paul Sherman: English horn, oboe, baroque oboe Ralph Jones: conductor, alto flute, hichiriki, ney, bamboo trumpet, flute Sara Schoenbeck: bassoon, sona Tracy Wannomae: whistle (human), bamboo flute, clarinet, flute Yusef Lateef: alto flute, tenor saxophone, vocals, shenai, bamboo flute, flute Disc 1 1. Little Tree 2. Nanna 3. Morphic Resonance 4. Lobelia, Euphorbia, Rock 5. Trace Elements 6. Root Pressure Disc 2 1. Amanita Formative Impulses - Branch 2. Branch 3. Rain 4. Seed 5. Moisture Droplet 6. Chaotic Attractors     Notes by the composers In the realization that all meanings cannot be adequately expressed by words informs me why this music exists. To ask what this music means, in the sense of something that can put into words, is to deny its existence. The late John Dewey might have described this music as an experience which has run its course to fulfillment or an experience that has developed towards its own prototype, gaining distinctions in itself. So listen intensely…become affected by the music, to perhaps by chance delighted by the perennials with-In the Garden of Life. - Yusef Lateef I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the musicians who spent so much time and effort in learning these new musical concepts, and who brought so much of their great skill and individual creative imagination to the process. Most special thanks to Brother Yusef for so generously sharing his vast musical knowledge and deep personal wisdom with all of us. Peace, peace, light, peace and love. ~ Adam Rudolph     AMG Review It would probably be an exaggeration to say that Yusef Lateef is underrated; the veteran saxophonist has long commanded a loyal, enthusiastic following. But it might be safe to say that some historians in the jazz world don't adequately explain just how much of an innovator he is. Lateef was one of the very first people to play modal post-bop -- he certainly deserves as much credit as Miles Davis and John Coltrane in that area -- and his world music-influenced experiments of the late '50s were quite advanced for their time. Long after the '50s, world music continued to fascinate Lateef -- and it's certainly a big part of what he does on In the Garden. Recorded live at the Electric Lodge in Venice, CA (a Los Angeles suburb) on March 1-2, 2003, In the Garden finds an 82-year-old Lateef leading a large ensemble that is mindful of African, Middle Eastern, and Asian music. Lateef not only plays the tenor sax on these performances -- he's also heard on a variety of flutes -- and his sidemen play everything from flutes and clarinets to traditional string and percussion instruments from Africa and Asia. Those who are seriously into world music might recognize the sound of the Indian bansuri flute, or African udu drums, but even if you can't pick out all the instruments, it is obvious that Lateef and his colleagues are thinking globally throughout this rewarding two-CD set. These performances tend to be abstract, sometimes drawing on free jazz. But those who are adventurous enough to go along for the ride will find a lot to enjoy about In the Garden. ~ Alex Henderson, AMG     EAC Report (Disc 1) Exact Audio Copy V0.99 prebeta 5 from 4. May 2009 EAC extraction logfile from 29. 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