MP3 Gabriel Vivas - Low Registers

Latin-funk jazz, deep grooves and rich harmonies...

9 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Latin Jazz, WORLD: World Beat



Details:
A skilled and experienced bass player puts together this recording sessions combining the styles of latin music, funk and jazz to create this unique CD with beautiful compositions and performances by top session players an great special guests.
Gabriel Vivas is not only a bass player, but also a song writer and producer. This amazing musician plays all the basses including the electric six string, fretless and acoustic basses. You can hear all these different sounds and styles on bass playing in this new solo album âLow registersâ 2006.
Gabriel was born in El Paso TX and raised in Caracas Venezuela. Later, he moved to Miami FL where he developed his career and experience playing with the best session players and traveled the world with named artists in the Latin, Brazilian, pop and jazz genres.
Gaby Vivas has performed with such great jazz and latin musicians like Sammy Figueroa, Othello Mollyneux, The legendary Tito Puente, Juan Pablo Torres, Ira Sullivan, Melton Mustafa, Nestor Torres, Patato Valdez, Antonio Adolfo and many more.
Gabriel Vivas has also performed and/or recorded with many great latin pop artists like Shakira, Chayanne, Ilan Chester, Luis Enrique, Raul D'Blasio, Fernanda Porto, Leo Gandelman among others.
âLow registersâ is one of the best bass solo albums of this year. You will enjoy listening to this CD.

Track descriptions by Gabriel Vivas.
Track 1:
Down town, dedicated to down town Caracas, the groove is an odd meter rhythm 5/8 traditional in Venezuelan culture but sometimes complex to play and/or to follow by people from other cultures. This makes the track interesting and unique, youâll never get tired of listening to this tune. One massure of 5/4 is equal to two massures of 5/8, find it and try to tap along with it if you canâ¦!
Track 2:
Sambo soul, just groove and let your soul feel it. Fretless bass solo and many interesting details. âSometimes few notes is what makes it all happenâ¦â
Track 3:
Veranda, Vals inspired on Venezuelan vals, all acoustic track with a Brazilian acoustic guitar player just greatly making it happen. Beautiful, really rich in harmonies. Listen to the percussion too lots of toys, lots of tasty detailsâ¦
Track 4:
My brother, dedicated to my brother is a hard grooving up tempo funk with a five piece sax arrangement (two tenor, two alto saxes and a baritone sax) also, a soprano sax on the bridge of the tune. The bridge goes to a different more open pedal point section opposite to the A section from where the tune is coming. Lots of fire, lots of funâ¦
Track 5:
In peace, itâs a solo piece written for the six string bass, very melodic, full of chords and harmonies. Any bass player and anybody can enjoy listening to this tune unique and beautiful to execute.

Track 6:
Beach House, itâs a latin-funk tune fun to record and to play life, lots of fire and solos from everyone in the ensemble. âBeach houseâ, listen to the track and youâll see why the tune has that name, thatâs what I seeâ¦
Track 7:
Beautifully loved, (amores de antaño) itâs a tune inspired on the standard âbeautiful loveâ by Victor Young but with a Venezuelan twist to it. Itâs a 5/8 odd meter, rhythm from Venezuelan folk music. Beautiful to listen too, very melodic. This track is an acoustic duo, piano and acoustic bass. I love this composition, I hope youâll love it tooâ¦
Track 8:
Half the orange, this tune is a medium funk, with lots of percussion and toys, lots of stuff are on this track including a bass clarinet, soprano, etc⦠cool track! Itâs just groove with many surprisesâ¦
Track 9:
Significant memories, this track is a 7/4 ballad dedicated to my early memories in Venezuela when I was a kid (7-10 years old) with my parents, the trips, the summers, the laughs, my brothers, unforgettable moments, unforgettable memoriesâ¦

Thank you for purchasing this CD, you will enjoy itâ¦

Gabriel Vivas.
(Bass player, writer, producer).

To find out more about Gabriel Vivas you can go the web site:
www.gabyvivas.com