Dred Scott Trio Live at Rockwood Music Hall on 2009-09-01 (September 1, 2009)

1.
2.The Wizard
3.Three legged dance *
4.Drowning (M Blake tune) *
5.Sac a Who? (not sure of title) *
6. *
7.Moon Indigo **
8. **
9.Breathe ***
10. *

* W/ Micheal Blake on sax
** w/ Sasha Dobson vocals
*** Greg on drums

Dedication to "Sh"

This project arose spontaneously in the summer of 2007 on the celebration of anniversary of St.-Petersburg cultural center "Pushkinskaya, 10". This quartet is in fact a double duet of two young saxophonists Ilia Belorukov and Maxim Pozin and two inveterate avantgardists Vlad Makarov and Dmitriy Kakhovskiy, both playing cellos. The sound turned out to be incredibly deep and the texture is solid because of the diffusion of the winds and the strings. Just like a nightmare of Dmitriy Shostakovich! The music takes you away to the world of endless "sssss", schoenberg, shostakovich, schnittke, stockhausen, just to the capital "Sh" like a metaphor of New music. In this "Sh" the tradition meets innovation.

The title "Leningrad quartet" isn't accidental. In olden days a quartet like this couldn't exist, but it was wanted. In order of that this paradoxical title appeared invented by Leningrad resident Kakhovskiy.

Talking about this music would be just like dancing about architecture and so it could be said: stentorian bells of baritone saxophones are getting tied from doubled, infinitely multiplied cello fiddlesticks

Dmitriy Kakhovskiy - cello
Vladislav Makarov - cello
Ilia Belorukov - alto & baritone saxophones, fluteophone
Maxim Pozin - alto & prepared alto saxophones, clarinet, pocket organ

Recorded at 703 Gallery on 1 July 2007
Mixed & Mastered by Dmitriy Kakhovskiy

Photos by Savva Bogatyrev, Cover Art by Ilia Belorukov

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Live Free Jazz from Houston, Tx. 
The Defenestration Unit recorded live at Super Happy Fun Land on Mar. 27th, 2005.
Psychedelic Free-Jazz 
Charlie Naked, Mike Switzer, Joe Folladori, Ryan Goodland, Tom Zermeno, and Kirk Suddreath

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Recorded in Portland, OR 1997. Ryan Biesack (drums, alto saxophone), Jesse Sheehan (tenor & alto saxophone), Daniel Eaton (trombone), Jon Davis (acoustic & fretless electric bass).

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Wayne Horvitz - Keyboards
Briggan Krauss - Alto Sax
Dylan van der Schyff - Drums

The Band: 
Charlie Hunter - 8-string guitar 
Stanton Moore - drums 
Mike Dillon - percussion 
Skerik - sax 

In this ocassion Trío Antimanierista presents a new stuff recorded in 2008. This record includes various examples near to conventional styles like “free jazz”, “acid” and “childsongs”; but this is only an excuse to introduce an more extrange and amazing travel (crossing styles) around the centre of musical creation; trying to catch the message from “chaotic-but-connected” musical creation… This is a manner to traduce the geometric chaos in a more human language.
LOVE is a travel drawing several lines in the map, and this lines conform an special geometry crossing any compulsory places. This idea is the key to open the door of this rare musical work.

Antonia Funes, David Díaz and Víctor Sequí plays in his multiinstrumental mode with the suggestive inclusion of Miguel Funes in piano and electric guitar in three tracks: 3,6 and 8. The trio expands his sonority in a mysterious orchestration and needs to use a more pseudo-conventional language (compulsory places) to connect…

Please… ¡ Hate or Love to this record !

Contact:
http://www.myspace.com/trioantimanierista
trio.antimanierista@hotmail.com

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The Foundry 05-20-2006 (May 20, 2006)
Bruno Morelloâs debut at New York Carnegie Weill Recital Hall along with the guitar duo âDrops and Silenceâ, was positively received by the critics: ââ¦..a marvelous performance of improvisational jazz by Sicilian duo guitarists Paolo Battaglia and Maurizio Morello, who were joined by alto saxophonist Bruno Morello.â Jeffry James, 4tay Records. Mr. Morello performed at Carnegie Hall as a recipient of the Ibla Foundation special mention at the 2003 Ibla Grand Prize. As a member of the Cattano â Moncada band Bruno Morello is currently performing alto and tenor saxophones repertoire in an extensive concert tour of Sicily. He studied music improvvisations and interactions with such musician as the pianist Giorgio Occhipinti for 2 years, and he also often contributes with the theatre projects such as the Giampaolo Romania theatre company where the music interact with the actors. He studied saxophone with Carlo Cattano, and piano with Rosa Leggio Cannizzaro. Shayna Dulberger plays acoustic bass with many people in the NYC free-jazz/improv scene and curates music at Spoken Word Cafe, a weekly Thursday improvisation series in Brooklyn. http://www.shaynadulberger.com/

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Improvisations for one, two, or three trumpet(s)
Dave Ballou, Danny Gouker, Brent Madsen- Trumpets
3.* - Trios
2.* - Duos
1.* - Solo

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Compositions and improvisations for Bass Clarinet, Cello, Trumpet, and Tenor Saxophone.
Danny Gouker- Trumpet, Compositions (Inner Space, Ballad, and Kluge)
Eric Trudel- Tenor Saxophone
John Dierker- Bass Clarinet
Zack Branch- Cello

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