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The Microscopic Septet is a jazz septet, founded in 1980 by saxophonist Phillip Johnston. [1] They played frequently in New York City, toured, and recorded until they disbanded in 1992. Known affectionately as "The Micros" Heather Phares of Allmusic described them as "one of the most distinctive jazz ensembles in New York during the '80s and ...
17 de jul. de 2022 · rare live performances. The Microscopic Septet, one of the most important and unique bands to come out of the New York Downtown jazz scene of the 1980s, entertains audiences with their unusual combination of swing, energy, and humor.
Active for a dozen years, the Microscopic Septet were widely recognized as "New York's Most Famous Unknown Band." The group started with a basic reeds-and-rhythm texture (soprano, alto, tenor and baritone sax, piano, bass and drums) that was sonically similar to the sound of the Swing Era.
The Microscopic Septet, one of the most important and unique bands to come out of the New York Downtown jazz scene of the 1980s, entertains audiences with their unusual combination of swing, energy, and humor.
Active from 1980–1992, The Microscopic Septet was part of New York’s emerging Downtown Music Scene, a diverse group of artists on the fringes of jazz, rock, and improv that would converge in the Knitting Factory when the club opened in 1987.
10 de abr. de 2014 · "Let's Coolerate One" by The Microscopic Septet from the album 'Manhattan Moonrise,' released by Cuneiform Records.Purchase Now @Amazon: http://a.co/1twrcVQi...
12 de abr. de 2013 · The Microscopic Septet - Brooklyn in the Fifties - YouTube. Cuneiform Records. 11.2K subscribers. 42. 3.6K views 10 years ago. "Brooklyn in the Fifties" by The Microscopic Septet from the...
