MP3 Ernie Mansfield with Juan Bibiloni - Color Drops
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A blend of Latin, Flamenco, and Brazillian jazz, with flute and acoustic guitar.
9 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Latin Jazz, LATIN: Brazilian Jazz
Details:
â . . . a new album by Ernie Mansfield, a flutist, and Juan Bibiloni, a guitarist. It is called âColorDropsâ . . . These two have a kind of musical togetherness that is as rare as it is satisfying. The tunes are largely originals. although another jazz-Latin great, Egberto Gismonti, is represented by one tune and the album includes perhaps the anthem of this countryâs musical love.â
-- R. C. Smith, Morning Herald, Durham, N.C.
âSpanish guitarist Bibiloni joins flutist Mansfield for Latin jazz-pop material that shows . . . prowess at both rhythm and riffing . . . swings effortlessly through Luiz Bonfaâs âMorning of the Carnavalâ and Egberto Gismonteâs âLoroâ, demonstrating . . . deftness in both fast and slow settings.â
-- TM, Guitar Player Magazine
This re-issue has improved audio quality and graphic design compared to the previous release.
Formerly released on the MP3.com website from 2000 to 2003, several of the songs achieved âhitâ status; âSambitaâ reached #1 ranking (number of plays) in the Brazilian category; and âMorning of the Carnavalâ and âStand Upon A Starâ both reached #3 ranking in the Bossa Nova category.
In a letter to Ernie Mansfield, the reknowned American composer John Adams wrote: â. . . you have a very lyrical gift and compose in a very refreshing, tuneful style. I thought all of the melodic ideas were interesting and not at all trite . . . I think itâs very pleasing music of its genre . . . Iâm pleased you gave me the chance to hear it.â
Ernie Mansfield is a flutist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist. Classically trained and jazz-infuenced, he has written for, and performed with, many jazz, folk, pop, rock and R&B groups over the last 30 years, both here in the U.S. and in Europe. He has performed with Maria Muldaur, Dan Fogelberg, Vassar Clements, Nanette Fabray, as well as performing with his own groups, which have included Mary Watkins (formerly with Holly Near), Glenn Cronkhite (ECM), and Juan Bibiloni (Polygram). He has composed and performed music for many modern dance companies, including âCompany in Flightâ and âCazDanceâ. His credits include albums, soundtracks, children's music, commercials, music for educational software, orchestral works, and works for dance theatre. Ernie also doubles on saxophone, keyboards, EWI (Electric Wind Instrument), and other instruments.
Juan Bibloni - aka Joan Bibiloni in Spain - is possibly the most well-known jazz guitarist on the island of Mallorca, Spain. As a recording artist on Blau Records, Polygram, and others, he has recorded numerous albums, and worked with such artists as Paco de Lucia, Larry Coryell, Kevin Ayers, and others.
9 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Latin Jazz, LATIN: Brazilian Jazz
Details:
â . . . a new album by Ernie Mansfield, a flutist, and Juan Bibiloni, a guitarist. It is called âColorDropsâ . . . These two have a kind of musical togetherness that is as rare as it is satisfying. The tunes are largely originals. although another jazz-Latin great, Egberto Gismonti, is represented by one tune and the album includes perhaps the anthem of this countryâs musical love.â
-- R. C. Smith, Morning Herald, Durham, N.C.
âSpanish guitarist Bibiloni joins flutist Mansfield for Latin jazz-pop material that shows . . . prowess at both rhythm and riffing . . . swings effortlessly through Luiz Bonfaâs âMorning of the Carnavalâ and Egberto Gismonteâs âLoroâ, demonstrating . . . deftness in both fast and slow settings.â
-- TM, Guitar Player Magazine
This re-issue has improved audio quality and graphic design compared to the previous release.
Formerly released on the MP3.com website from 2000 to 2003, several of the songs achieved âhitâ status; âSambitaâ reached #1 ranking (number of plays) in the Brazilian category; and âMorning of the Carnavalâ and âStand Upon A Starâ both reached #3 ranking in the Bossa Nova category.
In a letter to Ernie Mansfield, the reknowned American composer John Adams wrote: â. . . you have a very lyrical gift and compose in a very refreshing, tuneful style. I thought all of the melodic ideas were interesting and not at all trite . . . I think itâs very pleasing music of its genre . . . Iâm pleased you gave me the chance to hear it.â
Ernie Mansfield is a flutist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist. Classically trained and jazz-infuenced, he has written for, and performed with, many jazz, folk, pop, rock and R&B groups over the last 30 years, both here in the U.S. and in Europe. He has performed with Maria Muldaur, Dan Fogelberg, Vassar Clements, Nanette Fabray, as well as performing with his own groups, which have included Mary Watkins (formerly with Holly Near), Glenn Cronkhite (ECM), and Juan Bibiloni (Polygram). He has composed and performed music for many modern dance companies, including âCompany in Flightâ and âCazDanceâ. His credits include albums, soundtracks, children's music, commercials, music for educational software, orchestral works, and works for dance theatre. Ernie also doubles on saxophone, keyboards, EWI (Electric Wind Instrument), and other instruments.
Juan Bibloni - aka Joan Bibiloni in Spain - is possibly the most well-known jazz guitarist on the island of Mallorca, Spain. As a recording artist on Blau Records, Polygram, and others, he has recorded numerous albums, and worked with such artists as Paco de Lucia, Larry Coryell, Kevin Ayers, and others.
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