carlbray

Jazz&Bossanova mood

conocidas

Todd, dear Todd

Recuerdos - De - La - Alhambra _ Violin Andrew

Libertango fausto mesolella (guitar version)

Original compositions by Todd Herbert (except Decision by Sonny Rollins).  From the albums "The Path To Infinity (2006)" and "the Tree Of Life (2008)" on Metropolitan Records.  Visit Toddherbert.com

Look Into The Abyss

The Path To Infinity

The Prophet's Oracle

Captain Hubs

Cosmic Consciousness

Participação especial: ROBERTA SÁ
Voz e violão: ANTONIA ADNET 
Piano: MARCOS NIMRICHTER 
Baixo: JORGE HELDER
Bateria: ANTONIO NEVES
Flauta: EDUARDO NEVES
Flugelhorn: AQUILES MORAES
Vocal: MARIO E CHICO ADNET

O que é que tem? (Joel de Almeida/Pedro Caetano) • Feat: Roberta Sá

Voz e violão: ANTONIA ADNET 
Violão 7 cordas: RODRIGO CAMPELLO 
Piano: MARCOS NIMRICHTER 
Baixo: JORGE HELDER
Bateria: ANTONIO NEVES
Percussão: ARMANDO MARÇAL
Trompete: AQUILES MORAES

Conversa de samba (Denis Brean/Oswaldo Guilherme)

This track is taken from the 2015 album 'Altitude'.

Buy on iTunes: http://hyperurl.co/WendyLandsAltitude

Boom Boom

Words Escape Me

Dansero-1950s/60s Cocktail Jazz, Trumpet, Sax, Organ

Composed and Arranged by Kirk MacDonald
Recorded at Humber College Studios 2010
Carl Bray - Piano
Will Fisher - Drums
Eli Bennett - Sax
James Ervin - Trumpet
Mikko Hilden - Guitar
Mike Archer - Bass





Blues for Kirk MacDonald

Recorded live in Toronto, 2010

Carl Bray - Piano
Jennah Barry - Voice
Colin Nealis - Bass


Don't Explain - Carl Bray & Jennah Barry (Billie Holiday Cover)

The Birth of the Cool - Miles Davis Tribute Band
Recorded live-off-the-floor @Humber College

Boplicity - Cleo Henry

Carl Bray - Piano
Orange Studios - Solo Sessions

Take the " A"  Train - Ellington/Strayhorn

Carl Bray - Piano
Orange Studio - Solo Sessions

The One That Got Away - Carl Bray

Finally available, Pink Martini's exquisite arrangement of Maurice Ravel's "Bolero", one of the cornerstones of the band's live performances, was originally a pivotal part of their debut album "Sympathique." But the song was removed from the album after only a small initial pressing had circulated, due to publishing complications with the Ravel estate.  

Now, timed perfectly for the occasion of the album's 20th anniversary, "Bolero" has entered the public domain and finally again available to the public. It will be restored to its proper place on Pink Martini's 20th Anniversary Edition of Sympathique, to be released on June 29, 2018.

Bolero

Carl Bray (born Toronto, Ontario 1988), graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Contemporary Music in 2010 from Humber College - School of Creative and Performing Arts.  As one of Canada’s top young pianists, he has been living and playing professionally in Toronto, since graduation.

Some awards include: the Ray Hnatyshyn Oscar Peterson Grant for Jazz Performance, Humber College Music and Academic Awards, Saskatchewan Music Teachers Association, Yamaha Outstanding Achievement Awards, Downbeat Magazine Award, and the CBC Galaxy Rising Star Award. After performing with Humber’s top jazz quartet featuring artist-in-residence Chris Potter and Terrence Blanchard, Carl was asked to play in the National Jazz Orchestra under the direction of Vic Vogel and Christine & Ingrid Jensen at the 2009 National Jazz Awards.  

The Carl Bray Trio performed a live recording session in CBC Radio 2’s studio for their Galleria Series (2009) and opened for Chris Potter & The Underground Band, who headlined the 2009 Regina Jazz Festival.  They also recently performed three dates for the 2011 TD Toronto Jazz Festival, followed by a solo performance for Manhattan’s Yotel Hotel grand opening. This past June, Carl was invited to perform for the Governor General’s private concert, hosted by the Ray Hnatyshyn Foundation, to honour their award recipients.  His original piece, “Talk of Hands” was performed solo and commissioned by Bruce Firestone for recording. 
