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Title: Two Takes Vol 2: Big Band
Condition: New
Description: EDITORIAL REVIEWS
Jazz soars with rhythmic, harmonic and melodic luminosity in a variety of settings\u2015solo, duo, trio, quartet, quintet and so on\u2015 but there\u2019s nothing like being swept into the frothy tides of an instrumental community in which upwards of 18 members assemble to embrace and exchange notes. Today\u2019s jazz scene flourishes with upstart big bands propelling the tradition forward. For his Two Takes Vol. 2: Big Band album, Jared taps into the deep well of renowned New York- and Miami-based arrangers and composers\u2015Alan Ferber, Jim McNeely, Mike Holober, Miho Hazama, Darcy James Argue, Laurence Hobgood, Brian Krock and John Daversa\u2015 to explore where they could take his compositions. (He also showcased these tunes with his smaller band on Two Takes Vol. 1: Quintet.) \u201CWith one exception, I knew all of these arrangers,\u201D says Jared. \u201CI had played in their .
Jared Schonig Two Takes Vol 2: Big Band (CD)
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Title: Two Takes Vol 2: Big Band
Condition: New
Description: EDITORIAL REVIEWS
Jazz soars with rhythmic, harmonic and melodic luminosity in a variety of settings\u2015solo, duo, trio, quartet, quintet and so on\u2015 but there\u2019s nothing like being swept into the frothy tides of an instrumental community in which upwards of 18 members assemble to embrace and exchange notes. Today\u2019s jazz scene flourishes with upstart big bands propelling the tradition forward. For his Two Takes Vol. 2: Big Band album, Jared taps into the deep well of renowned New York- and Miami-based arrangers and composers\u2015Alan Ferber, Jim McNeely, Mike Holober, Miho Hazama, Darcy James Argue, Laurence Hobgood, Brian Krock and John Daversa\u2015 to explore where they could take his compositions. (He also showcased these tunes with his smaller band on Two Takes Vol. 1: Quintet.) \u201CWith one exception, I knew all of these arrangers,\u201D says Jared. \u201CI had played in their .
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