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Author: Larry
Date: 1999-05-26 22:29
Back around 1965 the great modern jazz clarinetist
Tony Scott went to Japan and recorded an album called
"Music for Zen Meditation (And Other Joys)". On this album he got two traditional/classical Japanese musicians, a koto player and a shakuhachi player, to improvise with him. I don't believe this album has ever been out of print. It's a classic in it's own right and is currently available in a deluxe CD reissue on the Verve record label. While Tony never removes the mouthpiece, his expressive use of breath and tone achieves a shakuhachi-like quality blending perfectly with the Japanese instruments. Check it out!
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stuart |
1999-05-26 19:36 |
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Larry |
1999-05-26 22:29 |
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Larry |
1999-05-26 22:55 |
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Mark Charette |
1999-05-27 00:42 |
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