Last Wednesday was the one and only performance of Zach Koeber and David Cutler Present: Escape From the Burn Zone. Both of our recitals went very well: attendence was high and the music sounded great. After doing a bit of makeshift mixing and track cutting, I have a presentable version of my recital recording. I placed the recorder a bit too close to my saxophone, making the levels a bit uneven. However, it's a decent overall recording.
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Soul and the Literal Truth
Last weekend I had the pleasure of playing on my friend Spencer Murphy's recital. A video of his finale, a cover of Etta James' "I'd Rather Go Blind". It featured Jarad Lippi on drums, Davy Levitan on guitar, Devon Dixon on piano, Adrienne Mack-Davis and Gabe Garzon-Montano on vocals. Here's a clip from the song, featuring my solo:
If you enjoyed it, check out all 3 parts of the video!
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Etta James,
rhythm and blues,
saxophone,
smalls jazz,
soul,
spencer murphy,
suny purchase
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
ZaDaza: Doing it Live
This Thursday, my good friend Zach Marks will be playing his senior recital at Purchase college. It will feature David Cutler on bass, Colin Gordon on Alto, Nick Llerandi on guitar and yours truly on Tenor. Our trio will be premiering a composition of Zach's, which I posted in beat form here. It starts at 8 pm in room 0081 at the music conservatory.
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herbie hancock,
jazz,
joe henderson,
music,
suny purchase,
wayne shorter,
zadaza
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
For the Sake of Art - This Wednesday and Thursday @ 8 PM!
One of the greatest things about an arts school is the amount of talent contained on campus. From Visual Arts to Dance, Film to Music, SUNY Purchase seems to have a myriad of artistic capability. A goal/dream of mine has been to participate or be involved in a large-scale multimedia event that features artists from all mediums collaborating on a project.
This week will be a realization of this aspiration.
For the Sake of Art was conceived by dancer Theo Boguszewski and made possible by a grant from the state of New York.
Alex Mackinnon (aka Doc Brown) and I have been working on a beat for a choreographed dance number. It's a dubstep track that features Spencer Murphy reading a TS Eliot poem. We cut up some Iannis Xenakis samples, as well as some King Tubby drums and some live clips of Bot Jiz!
Rachel Pazdan did an excellent write-up on the event that you can read here:
Remember to come to the Dance Theater Laboratory on Wednesday and Thursday at 8 pm. This is a show you definitely do NOT want to miss!
Facebook event here:
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art,
dance,
dubstep,
film,
for the sake of art,
multimedia,
music,
suny purchase
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