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The Land Outside by Hoard, Rogers, Lassiter
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8 tracks | 42 minutes
Released Sep 2006
on Hoard, Rogers, Lassiter
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From the opening lone melodic phrase of Hoard's tenor, through the soaring arco of Lassiter's bass, to the ending visceral scrapes pulled from the grand piano by Rogers, this new recording beautifully captures this acoustic improv trio at its finest.
Bio / Background
'The Land Outside' is the new recording from the acoustic trio of Mahlon Hoard, Tyson Rogers, and Rick Lassiter. This trio brings together years of collective improvisation experience; from Hoard and Lassiter's earlier work with the Micro East Collective, to the Tyson Rogers Quartet where Roger's compositions were explored by these same musicians plus drums, to Hoard's own various incarnations of his improvistional and composed music groups, and even to Roger's and Lassiter's contribution to musician/producer Chris Stamey's 'Experience'. Certainly, the chemistry and aural entrainment exhibited on this session is testament not only to the individual improvisational skill of the musicians, but also to the intimate musical understanding that years of playing together brings.
Hoard begins the opening tune, 'Falling Arch', with a solemn invocation on his tenor. Warmth and air are palpable in his tone.
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