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Notes Inégales - Expect the Unexpected (Live at Club Inégales) (2021) Hi Res

Notes Inégales - Expect the Unexpected (Live at Club Inégales) (2021) Hi Res

BAND/ARTIST: Notes Inégales

  • Title: Expect the Unexpected (Live at Club Inégales)
  • Year Of Release: 2021
  • Label: Club Inégales
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks) | 24Bit/44 kHz FLAC
  • Total Time: 01:08:52
  • Total Size: 164 mb | 352 mb | 695 mb
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Tracklist:

01. notes inegales - The Sky Dropped a Tear; It Landed In the Ocean (Live at Club Inégales)
02. notes inegales - The Carotid Canal (Live at Club Inégales)
03. notes inegales - In the Boxes (Live at Club Inégales)
04. notes inegales - Seesaw (Live at Club Inégales)
05. notes inegales - Expansion (Live at Club Inégales)
06. notes inegales - Optur (Live at Club Inégales)
07. notes inegales - In an Old Theatre (Live at Club Inégales)
08. notes inegales - Carte Blanche (Live at Club Inégales)
09. notes inegales - Syntax for Muhal (Live at Club Inégales)
10. notes inegales - Unequal Baobabs (Goal by Garrincha) [Live at Club Inégales]
11. notes inegales - Heavy (Live at Club Inégales)
12. notes inegales - If You Really Want to Hear About It (Live at Club Inégales)
13. notes inegales - Seeing, Is Believing, Is Seeing! (Live at Club Inégales)
14. notes inegales - 40 (Live at Club Inégales)
15. notes inegales - Arundel (Live at Club Inégales)
16. notes inegales - Reception (Live at Club Inégales)
17. notes inegales - Tabla Tune (Live at Club Inégales)

The magic on Club Inégales nights often comes in the 3rd set. The resident band and guest have each played their own music, then comes the moment they come together, the clash, the unexpected, the meeting of minds and ears.

So, what happens when there are 20 guests, with 22 new pieces, all in two marathon events? This was the premise of John Cumming, director of the EFG London Jazz Festival and Peter Wiegold in the conceiving of Expect the Unexpected, when planning a celebration of 25 years of the Festival.

Each guest would be asked to contribute a one-page score, then the performances would take place without rehearsal, with just some basic directing signals given by Peter. A wonderful variety of pieces emerged, from written instructions through to graphic scores to fully-fleshed grooves, melodies, and harmonies. The expansive set of choices of guest musicians was made by John, ranging from exciting young talent that had emerged through Serious’ Take-5 scheme to experienced and distinguished UK jazz musicians.

"With Eastern instruments like the Indian tabla and the Korean taegum (a bamboo flute) blended with standard jazz instrumentation, this is exceptional cross-cultural cosmopolitan jazz. The synergy between the 15 guests and the house band a combination of young talent and established players is unshakable." I Care If You Listen


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