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fave it World Fusion | Contemporary
12 tracks | 52 minutes
Released Mar 2002
on EmptyHead Musikwerks
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- sample "DOWNLOAD" 03:49 Ya Ka Mey BUY MP3 03:49 Ya Ka Mey "GIFT MP3" 03:49 Ya Ka Mey
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 05:17 Overmotion BUY MP3 05:17 Overmotion "GIFT MP3" 05:17 Overmotion
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 03:30 Bent Voices BUY MP3 03:30 Bent Voices "GIFT MP3" 03:30 Bent Voices
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 05:53 Interweave BUY MP3 05:53 Interweave "GIFT MP3" 05:53 Interweave
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 03:55 Ochredreams BUY MP3 03:55 Ochredreams "GIFT MP3" 03:55 Ochredreams
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 04:14 Life BUY MP3 04:14 Life "GIFT MP3" 04:14 Life
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 06:16 Common Ground, Different Place BUY MP3 06:16 Common Ground, Different Place "GIFT MP3" 06:16 Common Ground, Different Place
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 01:40 Saw Miniature I: 9 to 3 BUY MP3 01:40 Saw Miniature I: 9 to 3 "GIFT MP3" 01:40 Saw Miniature I: 9 to 3
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 00:59 Saw Miniature II: Conversation BUY MP3 00:59 Saw Miniature II: Conversation "GIFT MP3" 00:59 Saw Miniature II: Conversation
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 02:30 Saw Miniature III: Waltz BUY MP3 02:30 Saw Miniature III: Waltz "GIFT MP3" 02:30 Saw Miniature III: Waltz
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 06:39 Through Passage Part I BUY MP3 06:39 Through Passage Part I "GIFT MP3" 06:39 Through Passage Part I
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 08:05 Through Passage Part II BUY MP3 08:05 Through Passage Part II "GIFT MP3" 08:05 Through Passage Part II
Music using world instruments, junk, found object and Western instruments. A total integration of styles: Bluegrass and Javanese gamelan, jazz structure and Indian improvisatinal techniques, rock back-beat and African polyrhythms.
Bio / Background
The Sa-Reel Project began as a collaborative effort between composer / performers Darryl Gregory and Sasha Bogdanowitsch and grew to include the talents of Peter Hadley and Justin Piccirillo. The ideal aspect of this collaborative 'avant-world' ensemble is to explore the myriad sounds available to composers using instruments from around the world as well as common household items, junk and Western instruments.
This group of composers is moving on a path of total integration of styles: Bluegrass and Indonesian gamelan, Jazz structure and Indian improvisational techniques, Rock back-beat and African polyrhythms; nothing is sacred and why should it be? This is a project about the transmigration of styles and the surprising sounds and forms from four young composer / performers.
↓ more ↓PERFORMER BIOS:
Sasha Bogdanowitsch ( voice, world flutes, kubing, folk harp & percussion ) Sasha is a composer, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and teacher, whose work strives to unite East and West sensibilities by working towards a unique worldâ musical language. His compositional output has ranged from writing for unique chamber ensembles to multitrack tapes with live performance to music for theater, dance and film. He has a MA from the University of California at Santa Cruz and a BFA from the California Institute of the Arts. Sasha has worked extensively with artists and groups, such as Lou Harrison, the American Festival of Microtonal Music, New Music Works and Just Strings.
Darryl Gregory (world flutes, harmonica, musical saw, voice, kubing & percussion ) received his BME from Baldwin-Wallace College and a MM in trombone performance from The University of Akron in Ohio. He has composed for almost every style of music from pre-school through to professional groups and for dance and theater. He is a founding member of SaReel Project and a founding member of World in One Arts Collaboration. Darryl freelances as a multi-instrumentalist in NYC and teaches music to middle school children in Connecticut. For more information go to www.darrylgregory.com
Peter Hadley (didjeridoo, percussion) Born and bred in Australia, Peter grew up playing the flute and thepiano. At 15 he started playing the didjeridu, starting an eclectic interest in many forms of music. As a composition major at the University of Western Australia, Peter started playing Indo-nesian gamelan music, an interest that lead to an opportunity to study in Central Java for 18 months. There he met his future wife, Jennifer Thom, and returned with her to Wesleyan University where he studied ethnomusicology.
Justin Piccirillo (percussion) began drumming with Meriden, CT professionals Sal Camera and Rick Hines. In 1991 he began intense multi-cultural percussion studies at Wesleyan University where he performed with various World Ensembles. Justin was featured in the December, 1998 issue of Modern Drummer International Magazine as an upcoming drummer to watch and has shared the stage with such legends as Peter Criss, Dee Snider and John Entwistle. While playing professionally with the rock/fusion band Sole Potion and SaReel Project, Justin teaches art in the Meriden, CT schools.
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