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With the fifth album from their decade-long collaboration, the Nova Scotia-based trumpeter and Bay-Area baritone saxophonist are at their most ambitious. With eight new large ensemble compositions for a big band that includes friends and colleagues from their days at the University of North Texas, they further solidify a captivating musical partnership that restlessly pursues new vehicles for their compositions and musical visions."Individually or collectively, these are first-class musicians, and their expertise and rapport are explicitly manifest on every page of Chapter Four." - ALL ABOUT JAZZ
With the fifth album from their decade-long collaboration, the Nova Scotia-based trumpeter and Bay-Area baritone saxophonist are at their most ambitious. With eight new large ensemble compositions for a big band that includes friends and colleagues from their days at the University of North Texas, they further solidify a captivating musical partnership that restlessly pursues new vehicles for their compositions and musical visions."Individually or collectively, these are first-class musicians, and their expertise and rapport are explicitly manifest on every page of Chapter Four." - ALL ABOUT JAZZ
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Format: CD
Label: OAT
Rel. Date: 05/19/2017
UPC: 805552214321

Bicoastal Collective: Chapter Five
Artist: Paul Tynan & Aaron Lington
Format: CD
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With the fifth album from their decade-long collaboration, the Nova Scotia-based trumpeter and Bay-Area baritone saxophonist are at their most ambitious. With eight new large ensemble compositions for a big band that includes friends and colleagues from their days at the University of North Texas, they further solidify a captivating musical partnership that restlessly pursues new vehicles for their compositions and musical visions."Individually or collectively, these are first-class musicians, and their expertise and rapport are explicitly manifest on every page of Chapter Four." - ALL ABOUT JAZZ
        
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