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Heisenberg Uncertainty Players, Brodie McAllister’s Wattle, Laura Ann Singh
by Cheryl K.
During this week's two-hour program of jazz and improvised music, sounds to take the chill off: Duke Ellington and His Orchestra's “Chelsea Bridge"; the Heisenberg Uncertainty Players's “Catalpa"; Bellbird's “Phthalo Green"; Brodie McAllister's Wattle's “Starlight"; saxophonists' Eric Alexander and Vincent Herring's “Strollin'"; vocalist Laura Ann Singh's “Do Not Remain"; saxophonist Joel Miller's “Harvey"; composer Ron Rieder's “I Sing for You"; and trumpeter John Vanore's “Mvmt II: Gods and Devils."Playlist Duke Ellington “Chelsea Bridge" from The Best of the ...
Continue ReadingLaura Ann Singh: Mean Reds
by Hrayr Attarian
Vocalist Laura Ann Singh has an adventurous spirit and a unique style. Whether interpreting Brazilian music, standards, or modern classical compositions, Singh puts her indelible mark on everything she tackles. Her ambitious debut, Mean Reds, draws inspiration from vocalist Asha Puthl and saxophonist Ornette Coleman's 1970s collaboration. The eight elegant originals eloquently express a range of sentiments from anger to tenderness, from grief to whimsy. Thus, they showcase Singh's prowess as a versatile songwriter and performer.For instance, the ...
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