Solo Bone, by Samuel Blaser

Solo Bone

by Samuel Blaser

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complete scores (except Mood Indigo) - 7 charts

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1.	La Vache 08:22	download
2.	Solo Bone 04:45	download
3.	Lonely Blues 08:04	download
4.	Mood Indigo 06:28	download
5.	Noho 1 06:36	download
6.	Solitude 05:35	download
7.	Warsaw 07:14	download
8.	Finally Alone 08:30	download

about

The trombone is one of the original jazz instruments, having a very special role in the early music of New Orleans. In the ‘modern jazz’ era the technical capabilities of the instrument were developed to incredible levels. Later, from around the 1960’s the textures of beauty and emotion that could be created on the trombone were explored more; these properties along with its human voice-like flexibility made the trombone one of the favourite instruments of the improvising musician.

For many years I had the good fortune to work closely with one of the world’s greatest improvising trombonsts Paul Rutherford and I have to say in my opinion, in the world of elite trombones, Samuel Blaser ranks up there alongside Paul and Albert Mangelsdorff.
This solo CD was recorded live in concert for Swiss Radio ‘Espace 2’; seven original tracks and an amazing version of Ellington’s ‘Mood Indigo’.
George Haslam

credits

released 01 February 2009
SAMUEL BLASER (trombone)

Recorded live at Salle Faller, Conservatoire de La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland by Blaise Favre for Espace 2, RSR.
Produced by Yvan Ischer for Espace 2.
Produced by Samuel Blaser.
Executive producer George Haslam.
Picture by Alex Troesch