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| 1. | Alchemy
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| 2. | V-Reel
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| 3. | Link Chapel
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| 4. | Una Notte all'Opera
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| 5. | Scherzo Grosso I
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| 6. | Scherzo Grosso II
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| 7. | Scherzo Grosso III
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| 8. | Scherzo Grosso IV
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| 9. | Fenwick
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| 10. | Seventh Avenue Kaddish
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| 11. | Bagatelle
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| 12. | Three Card Molly
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Oxingale's tenth album and first Jazz release is also an important contemporary classical album, with music by composer David Sanford for the Pittsburgh Collective, a 20-piece big band, featuring cellist Matt Haimovitz in the four-movement concerto for cello and big band, Scherzo Grosso.
Scherzo Grosso is the latest installment in cellist Matt Haimovitz's "Buck the Concerto" series of new commissions: dubbed "Buck the Concerto," each piece begins as a work scored for cello and an unexpected ensemble. The piece then lives on in an arrangement made by the composer for cello and symphony orchestra.
Scherzo Grosso-a concerto for cello and the Pittsburgh Collective, a 20-piece big band:
Composer and bandleader David Sanford's Scherzo Grosso, funded by the Koussevitzky Foundation, gives a nod to rhythm and blues, straight-ahead hard bop, so-called third stream, punk rock, funk, marches, waltzes, tangos, dance suites, etc - all filtered through an emotionally charged, modern expressionist aural lens. Version for orchestra to be premiered in May 2007 by Haimovitz, Kent Nagano and the Berkeley Symphony.
The Pittsburgh Collective, a 20-piece big band led by composer David Sanford, tours throughout the year featuring Matt Haimovitz in select performances, including a Composer Portrait at New York's Miller Theater in fall 2007. Music by Sanford, including the orchestral version of Scherzo Grosso with Matt Haimovitz and conductor Kent Nagano, will also be performed during the season.
The Pittsburgh Collective big band includes some of the jazz and brass scene's hottest players, such as trumpeter Dave Ballou, pianist Geoff Burleson and saxophonists Ted Levine and Adam Kolker, as well as members of the Meridian Arts Ensemble and the Atlantic, American, and Manhattan Brass Quintets.
"David's music moves the listener through emotion, humor, intense rhythms and sheer power. Today's audiences of wide-ranging musical backgrounds will recognize influences they've grown up with in David's music, elevated and organized by one of classical music's most thoughtful and insightful minds." - Matt Haimovitz
"Those familiar with Matt Haimovitz's work won't be surprised to hear him backed by drums, playing unison lines with the saxophone section, or playing in duet with electric guitar. Although the majority of the piece is fully notated, there are portions of the fourth movement left open for improvisation for cello and the rhythm section." - David Sanford |
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