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Gordon Lee
“Gordon Lee is one of Portland's rare gems.”
William Flynn
“The mention of Wichita inevitably recalls the title of the Pat Metheny/Lyle Mays composition (and album) 'As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls.' In this case it is an apt comparison, as Flynn's music shares similar bucolic atmosphere and song-like melodicism.”
Seattle Womens Jazz Orchestra
“The energy and environment created by the performers in SWOJO is very unique and real.”
Mark Colby
“...a master of the
saxophone and master of the
music he plays.”
Nathan Eklund
“Eklund hammers home his credentials as a player and a composer emphatically.”
Alex Budman and the Contemporary Jazz Orchestra
“An incredible sound charged out of Pearl's. Horns. Lots of horns, in fact. I marched in and was met immediately with the glorious chaos that is the Contemporary Jazz Orchestra.”
Greg Duncan
“Duncan's writing is so hip...”
Unhinged Sextet
“...a first-class collection of modern jazz, with strong playing and exciting, varied original compositions.”
Angela Verbrugge
“No maybes; for Verbrugge, now is definitely the time.”
Randy Napoleon
“(Napoleon) not only swings as hard as his musical heroes but matches them note-for-note when it comes to creative improvising.”
Victor Garcia
“...trumpeter Victor Garcia - one of Chicago's most exciting young musicians, equally adept at Latin music and pure jazz improvisation...”
Kyle Aho
“...a brave harmonic and spatial improviser...(he) views the piano as an orchestra full of surprises...if he were a painter we would marvel at his blending of 'abstract' and 'representational'...(his music is) emotional and intellection...joyous in its creativity.”
“Gordon Lee is one of Portland's rare gems.”
William Flynn
“The mention of Wichita inevitably recalls the title of the Pat Metheny/Lyle Mays composition (and album) 'As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls.' In this case it is an apt comparison, as Flynn's music shares similar bucolic atmosphere and song-like melodicism.”
Seattle Womens Jazz Orchestra
“The energy and environment created by the performers in SWOJO is very unique and real.”
Mark Colby
“...a master of the
saxophone and master of the
music he plays.”
Nathan Eklund
“Eklund hammers home his credentials as a player and a composer emphatically.”
Alex Budman and the Contemporary Jazz Orchestra
“An incredible sound charged out of Pearl's. Horns. Lots of horns, in fact. I marched in and was met immediately with the glorious chaos that is the Contemporary Jazz Orchestra.”
Greg Duncan
“Duncan's writing is so hip...”
Unhinged Sextet
“...a first-class collection of modern jazz, with strong playing and exciting, varied original compositions.”
Angela Verbrugge
“No maybes; for Verbrugge, now is definitely the time.”
Randy Napoleon
“(Napoleon) not only swings as hard as his musical heroes but matches them note-for-note when it comes to creative improvising.”
Victor Garcia
“...trumpeter Victor Garcia - one of Chicago's most exciting young musicians, equally adept at Latin music and pure jazz improvisation...”
Kyle Aho
“...a brave harmonic and spatial improviser...(he) views the piano as an orchestra full of surprises...if he were a painter we would marvel at his blending of 'abstract' and 'representational'...(his music is) emotional and intellection...joyous in its creativity.”
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