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Conducted by Andreas Marinello! the King!

I have never taken the time to listen to this at all, but this is great!!

This track is the 11th and last movement of the upcoming theatrical album dubbed "A Place Glowing a Brilliant Red" about a future human society on Mars.

Storyboard of this tune is as follows:
A Martian ship in the future is exploring Earth (these Martians actually descend from Earthlings but are unaware of their ancestors) . As they come close to Earth with their spaceship they send data and other messages back to Mars. 

Soon they realise Earth's orbit is full of artificial garbage and they are hit by one of the metal objects stuck in a practically infinite orbit. They fall and burn up in Earth's atmosphere. They say their last goodbye to Mars whilst realising this is actually where they come from, therefore they are ashes and dust.

For those interested, a strong reference for the album is Jared Diamond's book Collapse and Robert Zubrin's dreamy idea of a Terraformed Mars.

The soloists are Andrew Linham on Clarinet and Sam Warner on Trumpet.

Mimika MME is a multicultural London based modern jazz orchestra. It has been described as a mixture of Sun Ra, Balkan music, theatre, Duke Ellington and Hypnotic Brass Ensemble. Their lead vocal has been dubbed the "Croatian Flora Purim" and one of the reviews called their musical style "Balkan Space Jazz".

Mimika played on the London Jazz Festival 2012, the Olympic Festivals, and regularly gigs on London's underground and overground scenes.

Maja Rivic - vocals
Andy Hall - trumpet
Sam Warner - trumpet
Patrick Kenny - trombone
Andrew Linham - clarinet
Daniel Woodfield - soprano and alto saxophones and clarinet
David Turay - soprano and alto saxophones
Rob Milne - tenor saxophone and bass clarinet
Marin Galan - tenor saxophone
Leon Bovell - baritone saxophone 
Theon Cross - tuba
Rohit Nijhawan - guitar
Leon Rosten - piano
Andres Castellanos - bass
Troels Lund Sorensen - drums
Shama Rahman - narration

Music, lyrics, narrative and concept by Mak Murtic

Special thanks to the awesome recording and mixing crew Gabor Halasz and Martin Merenyi!
http://www.martinmerenyi.com/

FInd Mimika:
http://www.makmurticensemble.com
http://www.facebook.com/makmurticensemble
http://www.youtube.com/makkreol

The tune was recorded in various studios and bedrooms in London, UK.

Mimika - The Earthlings (From A Place Glowing A Brilliant Red)

This track is the 4th movement of the upcoming theatrical album dubbed "A Place Glowing a Brilliant Red" about a future human society on Mars.

Storyboard of this tune is as follows:

A human colony on Mars, comparable to that of North America in the 17th Century, goes through a set of economic problems that lead to the shut-down of trading routes with Earth. This in turn leads to the collapse of the society itself that is fully reliant on trade.

However, Mars is at this point an Earthlike terraformed planet and will remain so for the foreseeable future, therefore life does survive, people do too, but how does the society restructure itself?

For those interested, a strong reference for the album is Jared Diamond's book Collapse and Robert Zubrin's dreamy idea of a Terraformed Mars.

The soloists are Patrick Kenny on the trombone and Rob Milne on bass clarinet.

Mimika MME is a multicultural London based modern jazz orchestra. It has been described as a mixture of Sun Ra, Balkan music, theatre, Duke Ellington and Hypnotic Brass Ensemble. Their lead vocal has been dubbed the "Croatian Flora Purim" and one of the reviews called their musical style "Balkan Space Jazz".

Mimika played on the London Jazz Festival 2012, the Olympic Festivals, and regularly gigs on London's underground and overground scenes.

Maja Rivic - vocals
Andy Hall - trumpet
Sam Warner - trumpet
Patrick Kenny - trombone
Andrew Linham - clarinet
Daniel Woodfield - soprano and alto saxophones and clarinet
David Turay - soprano and alto saxophones
Rob Milne - tenor saxophone and bass clarinet
Marin Galan - tenor saxophone
Leon Bovell - baritone saxophone 
Theon Cross - tuba
Rohit Nijhawan - guitar
Leon Rosten - piano
Andres Castellanos - bass
Troels Lund Sorensen - drums
Shama Rahman - narration

Music, lyrics, narrative and concept by Mak Murtic

Special thanks to the awesome recording and mixing crew Gabor Halasz and Martin Merenyi!
www.martinmerenyi.com/

FInd Mimika:
www.makmurticensemble.com
www.facebook.com/makmurticensemble
www.youtube.com/makkreol

The tune was recorded in various studios and bedrooms in London, UK.

MIMIKA - A Place Glowing A Brilliant Red

In a future human colony on Mars electronic stores become theme park entertainment and every train punctually arrives to its destination. It is a utopian world full of wonderful products that fill the human spirit with meaning and vitality!

Mr. Bela Bartok gave some of his tritonal spirits to a metal doom guitarist by the name of Elvis Penava, or is he a jazz man ? Depends on the nickname! His exploration is followed by a trombone expedition to the farthest reaches of the Martian deserts by mr Luka Žužić.

This is played by the Croatian National TV Big Band / Jazz Orkestar HRT and recorded for the Croatian Radio Archive in 2013.

Seizō can be without meaning or it can be googled and possibly translated. Pick your language of choice.

Mak Murtic - SEIZO (Big Band Arrangement)

Recording date: Thursday, 25 April 2013

Location: St James’s Church, London - http://www.sjp.org.uk

 Cello: Cansin Kara - http://www.talent-unlimited.com/profile6.html
 Piano : AyşeDeniz Gőkçin - http://www.aysedeniz.org

More info here : https://everttaihuttu.wordpress.com/2013/04/25/talent-unlimited-ensemble


I have recorded an outstanding concert with the amazing craftmanship of the ‘Talent Unlimited Ensemble’ at St James’s Church.

This is the 1st movement of Fazil Say's "Four Cities" sonata and can be considered as a journey through four cities of Anatolia.

This work has taken its inspiration from Fazil Say's memories and events of his life. Bodrum is well known as a city greatly frequented by tourists which sets it apart from the other locations. These four very different cities with their individual cultures have been selected from the nearly 2000 km wide expanse of Anatolia.

SIVAS
Sivas is a conservative city located in Eastern Anatolia which is known for its large Alevi population. Asik Veysel is an Alevi Ozan (poet) and Fazil Say has been inspired by his song "Sazim" (my saz/ my instrument) in the first part of this work. The movement is concluded on a melancholy tone in imitation of this ethnic instrument.

Mak Murtic - SEIZO (Big Band Arrangement)

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