in Yelm

Az idei Moers kapcsán bizonyossá vált nekem, hogy érdemes Shahzad Ismaily nyomán folytatni a felfedezőutat. Tavaly még csak Marc Ribot-val, most pedig valami összetartó, multiinstrumentalista módján mutatta magát, és öregebbnek tűnt, sokkal. Az SSSS dobosának tanárbácsijává változott.

Eyvind Kang megint, most Shahzaddal. A Tzadik kiadásában ilyen felállású muzsika:



Shahzad Ismaily: Drums
Eyvind Kang: Violin, Viola, Cello, Basses, Guitars, Sitars, Drums, Keyboard, Trumpet, Recorders, Bird Ambience, Compositions
Steve Moore: Trombone
Hans Teuber: Bass Clarinet, Clarinet, Flute
Doug Wieselman: Bass Clarinet
Thilges 3: Programming
Dave Abramson: Percussion
Mell Dettmer: Rain Ambience, Echoplex, Korg MS 20
Barbara Fasching: English Horn
Wolfgang Heiler: Bassoon
Taina Karr: English Horn, Oboe, Oboe D'Amore
Jessika Kenney: Voice
Don McGreevy: Drums
Scott Schaafsma: Double Bass
Nikolaus Vogelhofer: French Horn
Gretchen Yanover: Cello

Degenerate Art Orchestra
Kala Ramnath: Violin Soloist
Joshua Kohl: Conductor
Madeleine Sosin: Quijara De Burro

Orchestra Del Teatro Communale Di Bologna
Matt Chamberlain: Hand Drums, Gongs
Marco Dalpane: Keyboards
Aldo Sisillo: Conductor
Walter Zanetti: Guitar

Most ez mindenkit elrettentett, de már annyira megszoktuk a bigbandeket, én is beláttam, hogy amit ezek a fajta bigbandek adnak az nagyon más, mint a Félegyházi Koncert Fúvószenekar... Úh hallgatatlanul is bepostolom ezt ide, The Yelm Sessions 2007-ből.

Yelm is a city in Thurston County, Washington, United States. The population was 3,289 at the 2000 census. The word "Yelm" comes from the Coast Salish word "shelm" which means "land of the dancing spirits" their interpretation of the moir effect of heat rising off the prairie.

The Yelm Prairie was originally inhabited by members of the Nisqually Indian Tribe. The first permanent European-American settlers came in 1853 to join the Hudson's Bay Company sheep farmers who were already in the area.