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"HiGH ▀ iNTELLiGeNCE tRoLLS"
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a r t i s t : Paul Dunmall Moksha Big Band
t i t l e : I wish you Peace
d a t e : 2004
l a b e l : Cuneiform Records RUNE 203
g e n r e : Jazz
r l s. d a t e : Oct/2004
t r a c k s : 03
b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
s i z e : 99,7 MB
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I Wish You Peace is a landmark recording in the career of one
of modern jazzs emerging giants: British jazz musician Paul
Dunmall. A world-class reed player, Dunmall is described as "A
powerful player often cited as the cream of British
saxophonists" by the Guiness Who's Who In Jazz, and a
"Superlative saxophone and clarinet playeràone of the best reed
players in Europe if not the world." by Venue. He is a member
of the UK improvising ensemble Mujician and leads the Paul
Dunmall Octet among many other credits. To celebrate the
British musicians 50th anniversary in 2003, the BBC enabled
Dunmall to fulfill his longstanding dream to compose and record
for a big band at Gateway Studios. This gave Dunmall an
unprecedented opportunity to assemble and write for the large
ensemble of his dreams, which he named the Moksha Big Band
after a Hindu word meaning ôthe supreme liberation of the
soul.ö Numbering 14 players plus a conductor, the Moksha Big
Band includes both established and new talent from the UK
free-jazz pool, including Keith Tippett, Tony Levin, Paul
Rogers, Chris Bridges, Howard Cottle, Hilary Jeffrey, Gethin
Liddington, Simon Picard, Paul Rutherford, John Adams, Mark
Sanders, Philip Gibbs, David Priseman and conductor Brian
Irvine. Like the best 'energy jazz', I Wish You Peace is an
intensely visceral yet spiritual work. The music goes from
intensely hot and focused jazz to rowdy 'blowing' from the
large ensemble.
Ensemble:
Paul Dunmall - tenor and soprano saxophones
John Adams - guitar
Chris Bridges - trombone
Howard Cottle - tenor saxophone
Philip Gibbs - guitar and autoharp
Brian Irvine - conductor
Hilary Jeffery - trombone
Tony Levin - drums
Gethin Liddington - trumpet
Simon Picard - renor saxophone
David Priseman - trumpet
Paul Rogers - bass
Paul Rutherford - trombone
Mark Sanders - drums
Keith Tippett - piano
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01-Part One [13:22]
02-Part Two [21:26]
03-Part Three [19:06]
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53:54 min
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