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Daniel Schenker Quintet Chris Cheek
Daniel Schenker Quintet Chris Cheek: Times of Innocence - Record
Daniel Schenker Quintet Chris Cheek: Times of Innocence - Record
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Title: Times of Innocence
Artist: Daniel Schenker Quintet Chris Cheek
Label: TCB Montreux Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 725095364027
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-07-05
Number of Discs: 1
For his new album Schenker has elected the form of the quintet, that of many classic hard bop and modern jazz recordings. He says he likes to think of duos - Miles Davis/John Coltrane, Eric Dolphy/Booker Little and Dexter Gordon/Woody Shaw - although he doesn't see himself as the executor of an estate. Schenker's music is distinguished by it's openness to the new, by it's formal ambition, and by a broad palette of sounds and moods. This is nowhere more sensuously evident than on his new album, "Times of Innocence", on which he performs with the American tenor and soprano saxophonist Chris Cheek as well as with his Swiss colleagues Stefan Aeby on the piano, Dominique Girod on bass and Elmar Frey on drums.
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Artist: Daniel Schenker Quintet Chris Cheek
Label: TCB Montreux Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 725095364027
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-07-05
Number of Discs: 1
For his new album Schenker has elected the form of the quintet, that of many classic hard bop and modern jazz recordings. He says he likes to think of duos - Miles Davis/John Coltrane, Eric Dolphy/Booker Little and Dexter Gordon/Woody Shaw - although he doesn't see himself as the executor of an estate. Schenker's music is distinguished by it's openness to the new, by it's formal ambition, and by a broad palette of sounds and moods. This is nowhere more sensuously evident than on his new album, "Times of Innocence", on which he performs with the American tenor and soprano saxophonist Chris Cheek as well as with his Swiss colleagues Stefan Aeby on the piano, Dominique Girod on bass and Elmar Frey on drums.
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