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The Microscopic Septet
Biografie van de kunstenaar The Microscopic Septet
Active For Roughly A Dozen Years The Microscopic Septet Was Widely Recognized As "New York's Most Famous Unknown Band." The Group Started With A Basic Reeds-And-Rhythm Texture That Was Sonically Similar To The Sound Of The Swing Era. However They Employed This Texture To Address A Widely Eclectic Range Of Styles From Free-Form Music To R&B Reggae Rhumbas And Ragtime. The Result Was A Brilliant Blend Of Fresh-Sounding Orchestration Ideas And Inspired Soloing. Along With Don Byron And Former Band-Member John Zorn The "Micros" Were Also The Most Celebrated Of The Many Cutting-Edge Units Associated With Experimental Music's Best-Known Venue The Knitting Factory During The Peak Years Of The "Downtown" Music Movement In The Late '80s And Early '90s.
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Derek Bailey - Haught John Zorn - Masque En Sole Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Variations Sur Un Thème De Monteverdi II Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Variations Sur Un Thème De Monteverdi I Sun Ra - Moon People Sun Ra - Sun Steps Pharoah Sanders - Summun Bukmun Umyun John Coltrane - Sun Star Alternate Take John Coltrane - Stellar Regions Alternate Take Mushroom With Eddie Gale - I Was Torn Down At The Dance Place - Shaved Head At The Organ Robotnik ! - Caramelle Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra - What To Do Bill Coleman - The Sheik Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra - Early Session Hops NATSUMEN - Septemujina Bert Kaempfert - Living It Up The Keith Tippett Group - This Evening Was Like Last Year Short Version The Keith Tippett Group - This Evening Was Like Last Year To Sarah Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra - Bubbles In The Wine The Laurence Welk Theme Ray Anthony - I'll Never Smile Again Dawn Of Midi - Dysnomia Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra - Moon River From The Andy Williams Show Henry Kaiser - The Honey Trap Jay McShann - Slow Drag Blues Jay McShann - Bucktown Boogie Ambrose & His Orchestra - Copenhagen Jimmy Dorsey - Stompin’ At The Savoy Fletcher Henderson - Singin’ The Blues Till My Daddy Comes Home Bert Kaempfert - Caravan Count Basie - Softly, With Feeling Stan Kenton - Whatever Lola Wants Gato Barbieri - Odara Raymond Scott - Waltz Of The Diddles Count Basie - Hob Nail Boogie Max Roach - The Third Eye Harry Connick, Jr. - Auld Lang Syne Tommy Dorsey - That’s A Plenty Louis Prima - I Want Some Lovin' Raymond Scott - Hostess: Twinkies instrumental Duke Ellington - Festival Junction Harry Connick, Jr. - Petite Fleur Krzysztof Komeda - Cul-De-Sac Marc Ducret - Sequel Why Flat Earth Society - Fast Forward Flat Earth Society - Betwixt & Between Eric Dolphy - It's Magic David Binney - All Of Time Andrew Hill - Flight 19 Alternate Take Andrew Hill - The Griots Carla Bley - Some Dirge
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Biography - The Microscopic Septet
Active For Roughly A Dozen Years The Microscopic Septet Was Widely Recognized As "New York's Most Famous Unknown Band." The Group Started With A Basic Reeds-And-Rhythm Texture That Was Sonically Similar To The Sound Of The Swing Era. However They Employed This Texture To Address A Widely Eclectic Range Of Styles From Free-Form Music To R&B Reggae Rhumbas And Ragtime. The Result Was A Brilliant Blend Of Fresh-Sounding Orchestration Ideas And Inspired Soloing. Along With Don Byron And Former Band-Member John Zorn The "Micros" Were Also The Most Celebrated Of The Many Cutting-Edge Units Associated With Experimental Music's Best-Known Venue The Knitting Factory During The Peak Years Of The "Downtown" Music Movement In The Late '80s And Early '90s.
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