![]() ![]() Hainsworth's "Marcilienne" claims a close second for best tune on the recording one deliciously warm and inviting ballad, featuring the leader on his only other solo appearance, providing a gentle, breezy performance accompanied later by a Dease tease on the bone. An unselfish leader, Hainsworth does not solo until the Schwartz standard "Alone Together," perhaps the standout piece of the album that also includes another Roditi blast and a fine appearance from pianist Roger Lent. On "It's Right There," Hainsworth pens what at first appears to be a light ballad and perfect vehicle for Roditi's delicate touch, but in turn develops into a very nice orchestration propelled by a superb performance from Irabagon.ĭease takes center stage on the Heyman/Young standard "When I Fall In Love," laying down lovely trombone lines and supported by the very able brass and woodwinds sections. Robert Morgan so astutely points out, an " a cappella ensemble half-chorus," for a nice twist. With only seven pieces gracing this album, Hainsworth makes the most of his vibrant arrangements, launching his debut with a slight Samba-shaded rendition of Cole Porter's "I Concentrate On You," featuring Cassity's voice on alto followed by, as liner notes author Dr. Among the many New York musicians joining in on this session are fellow Dease colleague, altoist Sharel Cassity and tenor saxophonist Jon Irabagon, who makes his only appearance on Hainsworth's "It's Right There." The special guests listing rounds out with Brazilian rotary-valve trumpet master Claudio Roditi, who dices the music with a magical performance. Hainsworth's Florida State University colleague, Michael Dease, now a New Yorker, decided to collaborate on this album, serving as producer and playing lead trombone. An attention-grabbing album for sure, Hainsworth's first effort includes original compositions and arrangements, as well as creative new readings of classic standards from Cole Porter, Edward Heyman/Victor Young and Arthur Schwartz. Lauderdale, Florida, took his charts to New York, assembled a first-rate orchestra, added some special guests and recorded a compelling big band debut with the impressive Kaleidoscope. The ensemble will also bring you music such as the majestic “Lion’s Roar”, “Little India” and “Pulau Ujong” that are uniquely Singapore and reflects our diversity and multiculturalism.Originally penned for a student big band, educator/saxophonist Jason Hainsworth, Director of Jazz Studies at Broward College in Ft. ![]() Delight in Chok Kerong’s evocative creation,“Asian Odyssey” a musical tapestry that transcends borders and embraces the diverse flavors of Asia. ![]() Well-known musicians Indra Chen, Likie Low, Mohamed Noor and Riduan Zalani also make up this eclectic ensemble.Įxperience the enchanting melodies and timeless compositions by Jeremy Monteiro as he presents the ever evocative “Asiana” and an inspiring re-interpretation of his masterpiece “Shakti Dance”. Back by popular demand, join the Jazz Association Singapore Orchestra (JASSO) Ethno Jazz Ensemble as they bring you the second instalment of “Kaleidoscope – An Asian Odyssey 2023 (The Reprise)”.įeaturing Jazz Association (Singapore) (JASS)’ Executive Director and Music Director, Jeremy Monteiro and Associate Music Director, Chok Kerong, the ensemble will be joined by musicians from Drum Feng as well as vocalists Khor Ai Ming and Rudy Djoe, and dancers from the Bhaskar’s Art Academy. ![]()
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