A sonic architecture born from meticulous arrangement and free composition.
This recording, recorded by arranger Gil Evans and his own orchestra, is a musical exploration that brings a new color to modern jazz, with rich harmonies and original arrangements.
This album demonstrates his abilities not only as an arranger but also as a conductor and composer. He skillfully manipulates the overlapping wind instruments and rhythmic fluctuations, fusing classical composition with jazz improvisation. The placement of the solos is also generous, giving the overall flow a three-dimensional feel. The high level of perfection, which combines experimental spirit with ease of listening, is particularly noteworthy, allowing you to experience the essence of the Evans sound.
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1)
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General Assembly
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2)
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Proclamation
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3)
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Love In The Open
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4)
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Variation On The Misery
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B:
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Thoroughbred
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2)
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Blues In The Orbit
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3)
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Spaced
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4)
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So Long
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Drums - Al Mouzon
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Drums - Elvin Jones
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Trombone - James Cleveland
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Arranged By, Conductor - Gil Evans
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Engineer - Brooks Arthur
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Electric Guitar - Joe Beck
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Tuba - Howard Johnson (3)
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Percussion - Susan Evans
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Bass [Upright Bass, Fender] - Herb Bushler
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Saxophone, Flute - Billy Harper
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Engineer [Mixing] - Orson Lewis
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Drums - Donald McDonald
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Liner Notes - Ralph J. Gleason
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Producer - Sam Gordon
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Design - Bob Cato
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Coordinator [Production Co-ordinator] - Linda Wortman
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Photography By - Racey Gilbert
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Artwork - John Randolph Carter