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24 de may. de 2021 · But Peter, too, while possibly showing the influence of, say, Berne or Don Byron, also has his own distinctive voice. Sinuous, intricate and often operating in the lower registers on both tenor and clarinet, ... Michael Formanek (b); Peter Formanek (ts, cl). New Jersey, 30 December 2019 Out of Your Head Records OOYH 008.
Eddie DanielsによるUnder The Influenceの収録曲、クレジット、統計などを検索しましょう。 ... Michael Formanek. Bass. Eddie Daniels. Clarinet. Peter Erskine. Drums. Dave Grusin. Executive Producer. Larry Rosen. Executive Producer. Peter Erskine. Percussion.
Nature of the Beast by Michael Formanek, released 25 April 2020 1. Emerger 2. The Dry Season 3. Grand Bizarre 4. Don't Go There 5. Excruciation 6. El Niño 7. Lickin' Center 8. Thick Skin/Dangerous Crustaceans Nature of the Beast was built around the core grouping of Dave Douglas, Steve Swell, Jim Black and myself. I was really interested in not building the sound of the group around ...
It addresses a moment of personal challenge. In 2017, bassist Michael Formanek went back to full-time performing after 17 years of conservatory teaching. And two decades after recording his first solo album, ... And Formanek exercised a compositional influence upon the unscripted music by selecting excerpts from much longer improvisations.
Wide Open Spaces by Michael Formanek, released 24 April 2020 1. 01 Edge to Edge 2. Yahoo Justice 3. Fantasy Scape 4. Wide Open Spaces 5. The Sage 6. Cloak and Dagger 7. Wild Dreams 8. Coffee Time 9. Home, At Home 10. Slothdancing 11. Outerlude 12. Razing Walls 13. Ancestral Voices 14. edge to Edge 15. Open Door This was my first CD, recorded in January of 1990 and released later that year.
26 de oct. de 2012 · Bassist Michael Formanek's second release on ECM, Small Places, is an impassioned and gratifying album.Working with the same quartet as his first, The Rub and Spare Change (ECM, 2010), the music here has crystallized and matured further as the familiarity and camaraderie among the artists has grown. Although The Rub was freer and hence more challenging, Small Places is a bit more accessible ...
