MP3 Ben Schachter - The Missing Beloved
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New music, new colors, new grooves in the realm of Jazz, featuring celebrated artists GARY BARTZ, TIM HAGANS and JEF LEE JOHNSON.
6 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Weird Jazz, JAZZ: Acid Jazz
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An original and compelling saxophonist/composer, BEN SCHACHTER has performed and recorded worldwide with the likes of Sam Rivers, Gary Bartz, Tim Hagans, John Zorn, Uri Caine, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Marc Ribot, Jack Walrath, Jef Lee Johnson, Conrad Herwig, Jeff "Tain" Watts, George Garzone, and many others.
As a composer he has been recognized by grants from Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (2001) and Pew Fellowships in the Arts (1999). He was voted "Best Jazz Artist" in the Philadelphia CityPaper Music Awards (1999) and "Hottest Sax" in the Philadelphia CityPaper Editor's Choice Awards (2000).
"...a highly personalized style...beautifully arranged interludes offset by passages of boundless improvising...something special is happening here."
Michael Mellia, JazzImprov
6 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Weird Jazz, JAZZ: Acid Jazz
Details:
An original and compelling saxophonist/composer, BEN SCHACHTER has performed and recorded worldwide with the likes of Sam Rivers, Gary Bartz, Tim Hagans, John Zorn, Uri Caine, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Marc Ribot, Jack Walrath, Jef Lee Johnson, Conrad Herwig, Jeff "Tain" Watts, George Garzone, and many others.
As a composer he has been recognized by grants from Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (2001) and Pew Fellowships in the Arts (1999). He was voted "Best Jazz Artist" in the Philadelphia CityPaper Music Awards (1999) and "Hottest Sax" in the Philadelphia CityPaper Editor's Choice Awards (2000).
"...a highly personalized style...beautifully arranged interludes offset by passages of boundless improvising...something special is happening here."
Michael Mellia, JazzImprov
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