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| 1. | Overture
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| 2. | Mirrors
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| 3. | Axis
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| 4. | Ka
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| 5. | Romance
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| 6. | Sonar
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| 7. | Interior
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| 8. | Circular
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| 9. | Kaleidophone
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| 10. | Atmos
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| 11. | Golden
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| 12. | River Run
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Jazz
Adam Rudolph - Author, Conductor, Cover Art, Producer
Andres Renteria - Bata, Bowls, Cajon, Percussion, Shaker
Austin Wrinkle - Dumbek, Percussion
Chris Dingman - Balafon, Percussion, Vibraphone
David Philipson - Bamboo Flute
Ellen Burr - Bamboo Flute, Flute, Flute (Alto), Piccolo
Emily Hay - Bamboo Flute, Flute, Flute (Alto), Piccolo
Fawntice McCain - Bamboo Flute, Flute, Flute (Alto), Ocarina, Piccolo, Suling
Gustavo Bulgach - Bamboo Flute, Clarinet
Harris Eisenstadt - Drums, Percussion
Jeremy Drake - Guitar (Electric)
Matthew Zebley - Bamboo Flute, Clarinet (Alto)
Michael Birnbryer - Bamboo Flute, Flute
Miles Shrewsbery - Frame Drum, Percussion, Shaker, Tabla, Udu
Munyungo Jackson - Cajon, Conga, Marimba, Percussion, Surdo, Talking Drum, Udu
Nick Rosen - Bass (Acoustic)
Paul Sherman - Baroque Oboe, Horn (English), Oboe
Peter Jacobson - Cello
Ralph Jones Band - Bamboo Trumpet, Clarinet (Bass), Flute, Flute (Alto), Hichiriki, Ney, Sax (Soprano)
Randy Gloss - Batanon, Bells, Conga, Frame Drum, Gong, Percussion
Rebekah Raff - Harp
Ronit Kirchman - Violin (Electric)
Tracy Wannomae - Bamboo Flute, Clarinet, Flute, Whistle (Human)
* Alejandro Cohen - Engineer
* Carlos Niño - Concert Producer
* Jason Lord - Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
* John Girgus - Engineer
Adam Rudolph
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Genre: Jazz
Styles: World Fusion, Post-Bop
Composer/hand percussionist Adam Rudolph was born in Chicago in 1955, and as a teen was mentored by the likes of Don Cherry, Fred Anderson, and Malawi Nurdurdin. After receiving a self-designed undergraduate degree in ethnomusicology from Oberlin College, Rudolph went on to earn his M.F.A. from the California Institute of the Arts; in 1977 he traveled to Ghana and met the famed griot Foday Musa Suso, and a year later they reunited in Chicago to form the Mandingo Griot Society, pioneering a fusion of traditional African music with jazz and R&B. Rudolph additionally spent 15 years studying North Indian tabla drums under the renowned Pandit Taranath Rao, also regularly collaborating with L. Shankar and Hassan Hakmoun. His extensive research throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa allowed Rudolph to master a vast range of percussion instruments, including the congas, djembe, bendir, dumbek, tabla, talking drum, kalimba, udu; in addition to appearing on sessions by everyone from Herbie Hancock to Jon Hassell to Shadowfax, he collaborated extensively with Yusef Lateef from 1988 onward. Rudolph debuted his own group, Moving Pictures, with a self-titled 1992 LP; in 1995, he premiered his first opera, The Dreamer. In the early part of the 21st century, Rudolph became a founding member of Build an Ark in Los Angeles, a multi-generational group of musicians that also includes Carlos Ninos, Dwight Trible, Phil Ranelin, and a dozen others. They issued two fine albums, 2004's Peace with Every Step and 2007's Dawn. Rudolph also collaborated with Leni Stern on her 2007 effort Africa. Dream Garden followed in 2008.
---Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide |
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