Trio Exaltation, by Marty Ehrlich

Trio Exaltation

by Marty Ehrlich

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	1.	Dusk 08:29
	2.	Yes Yes 05:11
	3.	Senhor P.C. 05:06
	4.	Dance No. 5 06:15
	5.	Stone 04:14
	6.	June 11th, 2015-In Memorium: Ornette Coleman 07:18
	7.	Sometimes 06:07
	8.	The Arc of the Oar 04:25
	9.	Spirit of JAH No.2 03:31
	10.	Reading the River 05:17

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Marty Ehrlich has released his first trio recording in many years, entitled "Trio Exaltation." For this new trio concept, Ehrlich has called on bassist John Hébert and drummer Nasheet Waits. All three were members together in the Andrew Hill Point of Departure Sextet, a group which brought Andrew Hill's music strongly before the public in the last decade of Hill's life.
This recording features eight new compositions by Marty Ehrlich, one of the most accomplished and celebrated composers and performers in the New Jazz. The one exception is the seminal composition of Andrew Hill entitled "Dusk", which is also the title of the first Andrew Hill Sextet recording. Ehrlich writes that this is a work of "simple complexity which Andrew was a master of."
This recording also includes a beautiful hymn in memory of Ornette Coleman, and a tribute to Pedro Costa of Clean Feed entitled “Senhor P.C.” Ehrlich uses his range of saxophone, clarinets, and flutes as the works on the recording moves from reflection to vigor and back. There is a great empathy between these three artists, as they explore "the exaltation of the moment." Trio Exaltation is a new stage of Ehrlich's ensembles, rich in urgency and sophistication.
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released May 18, 2018

Marty Ehrlich alto sax, clarinet, bass clarinet, wooden flutes
John Hebert bass
Nasheet Waits drums

All compositions by Marty Ehrlich (Dark Sounds Music, BMI) except "Dusk" by Andrew Hill (Hendon Music, Inc. BMI)

Recorded at Namouche Studios Lisbon on April 28th by Joaquim Monte | Mixed and mastered by Brian Montgomery
Produced by Marty Ehrlich | Executive production by Pedro Costa for Trem Azul | Design by Travassos

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