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  1. Diminutive Mysteries (Mostly Hemphill) is an album by saxophonist Tim Berne which was recorded in 1992 and released on the JMT label. The album is a tribute to Berne's mentor Julius Hemphill. Alongside Berne's regular band is featured guest David Sanborn, in an outlier among his more mainstream R&B work.

  2. Aunque Sanborn es asociado con el estilo smooth jazz, ha explorado las fronteras del free jazz en su juventud, estudiando con Roscoe Mitchell y Julius Hemphill. En 1992 volvió a este género cuando participó en el álbum de Tim Berne Diminutive Mysteries , dedicado a Hemphill.

  3. AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow. This is certainly the most unusual David Sanborn recording to date. Avant-gardist Tim Berne (heard here on alto and baritone) and the popular R&B star Sanborn (mostly leaving his trademark alto behind to play sopranino) share a great respect for altoist Julius Hemphill and the St. Louis free jazz movement.

  4. In 1993, he revisited this genre when he appeared on Tim Berne's Diminutive Mysteries, dedicated to Hemphill. Sanborn's album Another Hand featured avant-garde musicians. In 1985, Sanborn and Al Jarreau played two sold-out concerts at Chastain Park in Atlanta.

  5. Rites. 7. The Maze (for Julius) 8. Mystery To Me. Tim Berne (alto and baritone sax); David Sanborn (soprano and alto sax); Marc Ducret (electric guitars); Hank Roberts (cello); Joey Baron (drums); Herb Robertson (trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn - title 7); Mark Dresser (bass - title 7)

  6. 28 de ene. de 2005 · Sanborn is as fluently song-like as ever, yet sounds as at home threading his lines around the sporadic explosions of Baron's drumming as he does against a funk backbeat. The pieces are raw-boned...

  7. 14 de may. de 2024 · He was to acknowledge Lester as a major influence on his 1991 album Upfront, and was a principal collaborator on Tim Berne’s tribute to Hemphill, Diminutive Mysteries, a couple of years later. Sanborn was interested in a huge breadth of music, way beyond the simplistic categorization of his work as ‘smooth jazz’ or ‘easy ...