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Don Byron - Music for Six Musicians (1995)

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Artist: Don Byron. Title: Don Byron-Music For Six Musicians. Genre: General. Edition: Album. Format: CD. Release Date: 27/02/1995. Release Year: 1995. Language: English.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelNonesuch / Elektra

EAN0075597935424

eBay Product ID (ePID)3972838

Product Key Features

Era1990s

Run Time3578 Sec

Release Year1995

FormatCD

InstrumentPiano, Clarinet, Drums

FeaturesStudio Recording

GenreJazz

TypeAlbum

StylePost-Bop, Latin Jazz

ArtistDon Byron

Release TitleMusic for Six Musicians

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

DistributionWarner Music/Cinram Logistics

Number of Tracks10

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Reviews8 - Highly Recommended - "...Willfully impolitic jazzbo...with expansive notions of jazz's transitional potential, Byron...is a smart composer and highly emotional player with a complex personal vision...", "...Brilliantly structured, Byron's new album weaves its way into, around and out of its Latin foundation. While the clarinet may be a cornerstone of klezmer, it's an alien instrument in a Latin combo. So Byron uses that incongruity to his advantage...", "...the clarinetist's own distinct voice...emerges....it is his compositions that yield the greatest rewards; they are by turns funny, angry, tender, and tough, developing into abstract spaces only to tumble into an Afro-Cuban groove without missing a beat...", 4 Stars - Very Good - "...Byron's adventurous, spirited MUSIC FOR SIX MUSICIANS challenges assumptions about what Latin music could or should be...", 3 Stars - Good - "...Byron returns to the serious mindframe of his debut TUSKEEGEE EXPERIMENTS, coming up with the rather odd concept of using Latin American music as a base for stringent free improvisation. The serpentine coldness of the leader's complex clarinet is counter-balanced by a more passionate congas/cornet/piano axis..."

Recording TypeStudio

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo