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The Vinny Golia Large Ensemble / The Other Bridge (Oakland 1999)
Жанр: Free Improvisation / Avant-Garde / Free Jazz / Modern Creative / Nine Winds
Носитель: CD
Страна-производитель диска (релиза): USA
Год издания: 2000
Издатель (лейбл): 9 Winds Records
Номер по каталогу: NWCD0210/0220
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 02:25:39 (01:09:53 + 01:15:46)
Источник (релизер): ivoronen
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: front + back
Vinny Golia Large Ensemble:
trumpets
John Fumo
Jeff Kaiser
Rob Blakeslee
trombones
Mike Vlatkovich
Danny Hemwall
Scott Ray
tuba
Bill Roper
woodwinds
Vinny Golia
Kim Richmond
Paul Sherman
Bill Plake
Eric Barber
Steve Adams
Alan Lechusza
Tara Speiser
Sara Schoenbeck
percussion
David Jonhson
Brad Dutz
Alex Cline
piano / keyboards
Wayne Peet
violins
Harry Scorzo
Jeff Gauthier
cello
Jonathan Golove
Guenevere Measham
Colin Pearson
bass
Ken Filiano
conductor
Stephanie Henry
Vinny Golia
Disc 1
1. No One Had Ever Waved to a Lifeless Object Before (07:55)
2. Thread for Fred (17:05)
3. Something Heard (07:37)
4. The Evasion of Chaos: Part Two (12:25)
5. Bot (15:40)
6. The Evasion of Chaos: Part One (09:10)
Disc 2
1. Japur (dedicated to trombonist Thurman Green) (04:48)
2. Push the Machine (18:08)
3. The Village of Forgotten Men: Part 1 (06:25)
4. The Village of Forgotten Men: Part 2 (10:21)
5. RIP (10:40)
6. Master of the Playing Cards (25:23)
Жанр: Free Improvisation / Avant-Garde / Free Jazz / Modern Creative / Nine Winds
Носитель: CD
Страна-производитель диска (релиза): USA
Год издания: 2000
Издатель (лейбл): 9 Winds Records
Номер по каталогу: NWCD0210/0220
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 02:25:39 (01:09:53 + 01:15:46)
Источник (релизер): ivoronen
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: front + back
Vinny Golia Large Ensemble:
trumpets
John Fumo
Jeff Kaiser
Rob Blakeslee
trombones
Mike Vlatkovich
Danny Hemwall
Scott Ray
tuba
Bill Roper
woodwinds
Vinny Golia
Kim Richmond
Paul Sherman
Bill Plake
Eric Barber
Steve Adams
Alan Lechusza
Tara Speiser
Sara Schoenbeck
percussion
David Jonhson
Brad Dutz
Alex Cline
piano / keyboards
Wayne Peet
violins
Harry Scorzo
Jeff Gauthier
cello
Jonathan Golove
Guenevere Measham
Colin Pearson
bass
Ken Filiano
conductor
Stephanie Henry
Vinny Golia
Disc 1
1. No One Had Ever Waved to a Lifeless Object Before (07:55)
2. Thread for Fred (17:05)
3. Something Heard (07:37)
4. The Evasion of Chaos: Part Two (12:25)
5. Bot (15:40)
6. The Evasion of Chaos: Part One (09:10)
Disc 2
1. Japur (dedicated to trombonist Thurman Green) (04:48)
2. Push the Machine (18:08)
3. The Village of Forgotten Men: Part 1 (06:25)
4. The Village of Forgotten Men: Part 2 (10:21)
5. RIP (10:40)
6. Master of the Playing Cards (25:23)
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Info: (Reviews)
AMG Review:
LA.-based Golia presented this, his 25-piece Large Ensemble at the tenth annual Eddie Moore Memorial Jazz Festival at Yoshi's in Oakland, CA. The double CD contains nearly 2½ powerful hours of Golia's highly evolved and involved progressive jazz.On the first CD, an implied march rhythm informs the Mahler-esque proportioned melodies of "No One Had Ever Waved to a Lifeless Object Before" for openers. The 17-minute "Thread for Fred" shows a most prevalent six-piece string section accenting scattered lines, led by violinist Jeff Gauthier's introspection over an ostinato 5/4 Afro-funk, or Kim Richmond's bopping and popping alto sax. Horns cry out on "The Evasion of Chaos, Pt. II," with solo marimba by Dave Johnson and scraped, raked arco bass from Ken Filiano leaping to a groove section for behind-the-scenes horns, and trumpeter John Fumo's bold solo.
The second disc has "Japur" (for late trombonist Thurman Green) in a quietly swelling, seething mood with solo bass flute by Steve Adams at the coda. The two-part "Village of Forgotten Men" starts as a distented 3-4/4, and ends with churning backdrop for a quite lengthy and inspired flugelhorn solo from Rob Blakeslee. In the middle are enfant terrible sound fractions, which are toned down, then, in an intensified frothing, go to free mezzo forte modal frames over 17 minutes. The finale is the 25-minute discourse "Master of the Playing Cards," a kinetically based, democratically parceled head using 3/4 and 4/4 ostinato. Here, Gauthier's very long spooky, snarly, and snaky solo builds up to a stated theme, with free tuba from Bill Roper.
In this live performance, crowd noise and comments are many times more audible than the music. This is a minor distraction, but does not subtract any points from this set, which does take some time to listen to and fully digest. Golia's fans and avant garde mavens should heartily drink of this extraordinary document with full zeal... ~ Michael G. Nastos, AMG
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jazzREVIEW
01.06.2000 | Written by Lee Prosser
The Other Bridge (Oakland, 1999) by The Vinny Golia Large Ensemble
My immediate reaction to The Other Bridge was quite simply that this sounds cool. It didn’t take much effort or focus for the music to instantly grab hold of me and take me on a beautiful journey. There is bits to be found here of Miles Davis circa both Sketches of Spain and the second quintet. Swing and bebop influences play a part, as do echoes of fusion and free jazz. And let’s not forget the classical and even folk influences that show up more than once. Vinny Golia and his Large Ensemble do not sound at all self-conscious as they perform this juxtaposition even though the elaborate nature of a group this large suggests that some planning probably did go on.
The individual players generally seem strong although at a couple of points some of the musicians sound like they are just going through the motions. Still there is lot of detailed work here. Saxophonist Bill Plake with his Archie Shepp stylings stands out here as done pianist and keyboardist Wayne Peet. Peet’s best work comes in the middle of a tune called "Push the Machine" where he plays the organ as well as when he provides keyboard accompaniment to a solo by violinist Harry Scorzo on the whimsical closer "Master of the Playing Cards."
That said, the best material is usually when entire sections if not the entire orchestra are playing together. Sometimes this means just covering a theme while at other points, like the startling two part composition "The Village of Forgotten Men," the sum of the collective is more chaos and confusion than anything else. A lot of credit for this belongs to Golia who is not only one of two conductors but also wrote all of the compositions and arrangements for this release.
The Other Bridge is made up of two discs which together contain nearly two and a half-hours of music. The group recorded all of the material in a live performance at Yoshi’s in Oakland, California this past August 9. These details are not mere technicalities as the entire disc evinces the feel of a live concert. The crowd claps near the end of just about every solo and astute listeners will hear the same person punctuating the end of more than one tune with a loud "yeah!" Right from the beginning, those listening to this recording will tend to agree.
Musicians:
John Fumo (trumpet, flugelhorn), Jeff Kaiser (trumpet), Rob Blakeslee (trumpet, flugelhorn), Mike Vlatkovich (trombone), Danny Hemwall (trombone), Scott Ray (trombone), Bill Roper (tuba), Vinny Golia (soprano saxophone, conductor), Kim Richmond (alto saxophone), Paul Sherman (english horn), Bill Plake (tenor saxophone), Eric Barber (woodwinds), Steve Adams (alto saxophone, bass flute), Alan Lechusza (woodwinds), Tara Speiser (woodwinds), Sarah Shoenbeck (bassoon), David Johnson (percussion), Brad Dutz (percussion), Alex Cline (percussion), Wayne Peet (piano, keyboards), Harry Scorzo (violin), Jeff Gauthier (violin), Jonathan Golove (cello), Guenevere Measham (cello), Colin Pearson (cello), Ken Filiano (bass), Stephanie Henry (conductor).
Rating: Five Stars
LA.-based Golia presented this, his 25-piece Large Ensemble at the tenth annual Eddie Moore Memorial Jazz Festival at Yoshi's in Oakland, CA. The double CD contains nearly 2½ powerful hours of Golia's highly evolved and involved progressive jazz.On the first CD, an implied march rhythm informs the Mahler-esque proportioned melodies of "No One Had Ever Waved to a Lifeless Object Before" for openers. The 17-minute "Thread for Fred" shows a most prevalent six-piece string section accenting scattered lines, led by violinist Jeff Gauthier's introspection over an ostinato 5/4 Afro-funk, or Kim Richmond's bopping and popping alto sax. Horns cry out on "The Evasion of Chaos, Pt. II," with solo marimba by Dave Johnson and scraped, raked arco bass from Ken Filiano leaping to a groove section for behind-the-scenes horns, and trumpeter John Fumo's bold solo.
The second disc has "Japur" (for late trombonist Thurman Green) in a quietly swelling, seething mood with solo bass flute by Steve Adams at the coda. The two-part "Village of Forgotten Men" starts as a distented 3-4/4, and ends with churning backdrop for a quite lengthy and inspired flugelhorn solo from Rob Blakeslee. In the middle are enfant terrible sound fractions, which are toned down, then, in an intensified frothing, go to free mezzo forte modal frames over 17 minutes. The finale is the 25-minute discourse "Master of the Playing Cards," a kinetically based, democratically parceled head using 3/4 and 4/4 ostinato. Here, Gauthier's very long spooky, snarly, and snaky solo builds up to a stated theme, with free tuba from Bill Roper.
In this live performance, crowd noise and comments are many times more audible than the music. This is a minor distraction, but does not subtract any points from this set, which does take some time to listen to and fully digest. Golia's fans and avant garde mavens should heartily drink of this extraordinary document with full zeal... ~ Michael G. Nastos, AMG
----
jazzREVIEW
01.06.2000 | Written by Lee Prosser
The Other Bridge (Oakland, 1999) by The Vinny Golia Large Ensemble
My immediate reaction to The Other Bridge was quite simply that this sounds cool. It didn’t take much effort or focus for the music to instantly grab hold of me and take me on a beautiful journey. There is bits to be found here of Miles Davis circa both Sketches of Spain and the second quintet. Swing and bebop influences play a part, as do echoes of fusion and free jazz. And let’s not forget the classical and even folk influences that show up more than once. Vinny Golia and his Large Ensemble do not sound at all self-conscious as they perform this juxtaposition even though the elaborate nature of a group this large suggests that some planning probably did go on.
The individual players generally seem strong although at a couple of points some of the musicians sound like they are just going through the motions. Still there is lot of detailed work here. Saxophonist Bill Plake with his Archie Shepp stylings stands out here as done pianist and keyboardist Wayne Peet. Peet’s best work comes in the middle of a tune called "Push the Machine" where he plays the organ as well as when he provides keyboard accompaniment to a solo by violinist Harry Scorzo on the whimsical closer "Master of the Playing Cards."
That said, the best material is usually when entire sections if not the entire orchestra are playing together. Sometimes this means just covering a theme while at other points, like the startling two part composition "The Village of Forgotten Men," the sum of the collective is more chaos and confusion than anything else. A lot of credit for this belongs to Golia who is not only one of two conductors but also wrote all of the compositions and arrangements for this release.
The Other Bridge is made up of two discs which together contain nearly two and a half-hours of music. The group recorded all of the material in a live performance at Yoshi’s in Oakland, California this past August 9. These details are not mere technicalities as the entire disc evinces the feel of a live concert. The crowd claps near the end of just about every solo and astute listeners will hear the same person punctuating the end of more than one tune with a loud "yeah!" Right from the beginning, those listening to this recording will tend to agree.
Musicians:
John Fumo (trumpet, flugelhorn), Jeff Kaiser (trumpet), Rob Blakeslee (trumpet, flugelhorn), Mike Vlatkovich (trombone), Danny Hemwall (trombone), Scott Ray (trombone), Bill Roper (tuba), Vinny Golia (soprano saxophone, conductor), Kim Richmond (alto saxophone), Paul Sherman (english horn), Bill Plake (tenor saxophone), Eric Barber (woodwinds), Steve Adams (alto saxophone, bass flute), Alan Lechusza (woodwinds), Tara Speiser (woodwinds), Sarah Shoenbeck (bassoon), David Johnson (percussion), Brad Dutz (percussion), Alex Cline (percussion), Wayne Peet (piano, keyboards), Harry Scorzo (violin), Jeff Gauthier (violin), Jonathan Golove (cello), Guenevere Measham (cello), Colin Pearson (cello), Ken Filiano (bass), Stephanie Henry (conductor).
Rating: Five Stars
Discogs
Credits▼
Cello – Colin Pearson, Guenevere Measham, Jonathan Golove
Conductor – Stephanie Henry
Double Bass – Ken Filiano
Percussion – Alex Cline, Brad Dutz, David Johnson
Piano, Keyboards – Wayne Peet
Reeds [Woodwinds] – Alan Lechusza, Bill Plake, Eric Barber, Kim Richmond, Paul Sherman, Sarah Shoenbeck, Steve Adams, Tara Speiser
Reeds [Woodwinds], Conductor, Composed By, Arranged By – Vinny Golia
Trombone – Danny Hemwall, Mike Vlatkovich, Scott Ray
Trumpet – Jeff Kaiser, John Fumo, Rob Blakeslee
Tuba – Bill Roper
Violin – Harry Scorzo, Jeff Gauthier
Notes▼
Recorded 8/9/1999
Cello – Colin Pearson, Guenevere Measham, Jonathan Golove
Conductor – Stephanie Henry
Double Bass – Ken Filiano
Percussion – Alex Cline, Brad Dutz, David Johnson
Piano, Keyboards – Wayne Peet
Reeds [Woodwinds] – Alan Lechusza, Bill Plake, Eric Barber, Kim Richmond, Paul Sherman, Sarah Shoenbeck, Steve Adams, Tara Speiser
Reeds [Woodwinds], Conductor, Composed By, Arranged By – Vinny Golia
Trombone – Danny Hemwall, Mike Vlatkovich, Scott Ray
Trumpet – Jeff Kaiser, John Fumo, Rob Blakeslee
Tuba – Bill Roper
Violin – Harry Scorzo, Jeff Gauthier
Notes▼
Recorded 8/9/1999
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