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The New One Two, Part 1 - John Surman / John Warren - The Brass Project (CD, Album)

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With the five-part title suite and four additional tracks all written by Warren, the album clearly belongs more to him. Surman is the primary soloist, but there are plenty of strong contributions from well-known band members including Wheeler, saxophonist Mike Osborne, and pianist John Taylor—a relative newcomer who already demonstrates an.

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  1. Label: ECM Records - ECM ,ECM Records - • Format: CD Album • Country: Germany • Genre: Jazz • Style: Contemporary Jazz John Surman / John Warren - The Brass Project (, CD) | Discogs/5(7).
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  2. ECM , John Surman / John Warren: John Surman / John Warren - The Brass Project ‎ (CD, Album, RE, PMD) ECM Records, ECM Records: ECM , Germany: Unknown: Sell This Version4/5(2).
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  3. Listen to your favorite songs from The Brass Project by John Surman & John Warren Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.
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  4. Surman, John, Warren, John - Brass Project - misprinlohagreirweb.bilviequigengsenjuchererangastparming.co Music Skip to main content Hello, Sign in John Surman, John Warren Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 1 rating. The New One Two: Part 1. The New One Two: Part 1. Not Available /5(1).
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  5. The Brass Project. ECM: Buy CD or download online. John Surman (soprano and baritone saxophones/alto and bass clarinets/piano), Henry Lowther, Steve Waterman, Stuart Brooks (trumpets), Malcolm Griffiths, Chris Pyne (trombones), David Stewart, Richard Edwards (bass trombones), Chris Laurence (double bass), John Marshall (drums/percussion) John.
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  6. 4 1/2 stars all music guide For this ECM project, John Surman (who plays soprano, baritone, clarinet, bass clarinet and piano) and conductor John Warren wrote a full set of original music for Surman's reeds, a seven-piece brass section and a rhythm section to interpret.
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  7. Jun 15,  · John Surman makes an indelible statement with The Brass Project, for which conductor John Warren leads a fine set of ensemble interpretations of the English saxophonist’s engaging compositions. The result is an album of many moods, beginning with the pensive horns and bass clarinet mesh of “The Returning Exile” and ending with the.
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  8. With John Warren invited to contribute compositions and to conduct the group, the Brass Project quickly evolved into a more organic large ensemble, and by the time of this recording had become one of the most creative configurations in Britain.4/5(1).
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