Project Trio / Instrumental
Album: | Instrumental | Collection: | Jazz | |
Artist: | Project Trio | Added: | Aug 2014 | |
Label: | Project Trio |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2015-01-04 | Pull Date: | 2015-03-08 | Charts: | Jazz |
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Week Ending: | Mar 8 | Mar 1 | Feb 22 | Feb 15 | Feb 1 | Jan 25 | Jan 18 | Jan 11 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Mar 06, 2015: | Rebop
Djangish |
4. | Feb 26, 2015: | Jump, Jive, and Jazz
2against3 |
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2. | Feb 28, 2015: | Music Casserole
99 Mondays |
5. | Feb 20, 2015: | Rebop
Djangish |
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3. | Feb 27, 2015: | Rebop
2against3 |
6. | Feb 16, 2015: | Mix Tape
Djangish |
Album Review
DeVoss
Reviewed 2014-12-23
Reviewed 2014-12-23
– General Description: PROJECT Trio is a chamber music ensemble comprised of three composer/performers from Brooklyn, NY who blend their classical training (Cleveland Institute of Music) with musical styles which include classical, gypsy, jazz, and Brazilian. This is PROJECT Trio's sixth recording. A nice mix of ideas.
– Musicians:
Peter Seymour - double bass
Greg Pattillo - flute, beat-box
Eric Stephenson - cello
– FCC Compliant: YES
– Recommended Tracks: 2, 4
– Track Reviews:
1. (2:59) Hungarian Dance No 5 - fun and inviting, then a little blues arrangement is thrown in for more fun (Brahms)
2. ***(4:40) DJangish - swinging, old Broadway feel, breathy flute playing, middle of song slows then gradually picks up speed again
3. (2:29) 99 Mondays - more experimental sounding with flute acting as strobe over long bowed tones
4. ***(4:51) 2against3 - moderate pace; flute over plucked strings, song slows with bowed lines last 3rd then gradually picks up speed again
5. (3:41) Sloeberry Jam - moderate; has a Johnny Hartford feel that moves to more progressive rock
6. (3:13) Andre De Sapato Novo - fast with lots of fluttering flute, a classic Brazilian song
7. (5:01) Shir - moderate; deliberate sounding, "shir" means conference in Somali
8. (4:08) The Anthem - very percussive in feel with lots of beat-boxing (a form of vocal percussion)
9. (4:20) BRB - more beat-boxing with mellow strings at times, fun sci-fi feel
10. (4:10) Now - moderate; alternating pulsing sound with a simple melody in between
11. (8:39) Bacchanale From Sampson And Delilah - interesting with such a light crew but lacks energy and ends up plodding along (Saint-Saëns)
– Musicians:
Peter Seymour - double bass
Greg Pattillo - flute, beat-box
Eric Stephenson - cello
– FCC Compliant: YES
– Recommended Tracks: 2, 4
– Track Reviews:
1. (2:59) Hungarian Dance No 5 - fun and inviting, then a little blues arrangement is thrown in for more fun (Brahms)
2. ***(4:40) DJangish - swinging, old Broadway feel, breathy flute playing, middle of song slows then gradually picks up speed again
3. (2:29) 99 Mondays - more experimental sounding with flute acting as strobe over long bowed tones
4. ***(4:51) 2against3 - moderate pace; flute over plucked strings, song slows with bowed lines last 3rd then gradually picks up speed again
5. (3:41) Sloeberry Jam - moderate; has a Johnny Hartford feel that moves to more progressive rock
6. (3:13) Andre De Sapato Novo - fast with lots of fluttering flute, a classic Brazilian song
7. (5:01) Shir - moderate; deliberate sounding, "shir" means conference in Somali
8. (4:08) The Anthem - very percussive in feel with lots of beat-boxing (a form of vocal percussion)
9. (4:20) BRB - more beat-boxing with mellow strings at times, fun sci-fi feel
10. (4:10) Now - moderate; alternating pulsing sound with a simple melody in between
11. (8:39) Bacchanale From Sampson And Delilah - interesting with such a light crew but lacks energy and ends up plodding along (Saint-Saëns)
Track Listing
1. | Hungarian Dance No. 5 | 7. | Shir | |||
2. | Djangish | 8. | The Anthem | |||
3. | 99 Mondays | 9. | Brb | |||
4. | 2against3 | 10. | Now | |||
5. | Sloeberry Jam | 11. | Baccanale From Sampson And Delilah | |||
6. | Andre De Sapato Novo | . |