A duo version of Annie Whitehead's piece - for Dudu Pukwana

Dudu (Flugel Tuba)

A slightly distorted 'out-take' (or intake, of breath) - again the Annie Whitehead tune, 'To Dudu', which Annie wrote for Dudu Pukwana, the South African saxophonist. Played by two flugelhornists.

'To Dudu' (flugels)

A re-working of the English folk song 'Death and the Lady', using looping.

Death And The Lady

Death and the `lady is a traditional folk song performed by somethimgs grow in the sea and recorded live at St Paul's Sessions, Marylebone, London on 13th March 2015.
 


Death And The Lady Live 13.3.15

Brass duo some things perform The Happenings by Herbie Nichols live at St. Paul's Sessions, London on 13/3/15

The Happenings Live 13.3.15

Brass duo some things perform Simultaneity by Ben Higham live at St. Paul's Sessions, London on 13/3/15

Simultaneity live 13/3/15

Brass duo some things perform Hot Hut by Albert Mangelsdorf live at St. Paul's Sessions, London on 13/3/15

Hot Hut Live 13/3/15

Brass duo some things perform You Are What This Day Is All About by Archie Shepp live at St. Paul's Sessions, London on 13/3/15

You Are What This Day Is All About live 13/3/15

Lullabite by Ben Higham recorded by some things at St. Andrew's Church at Salthouse on the north Norfolk coast in October 2015 

Lullabite 2 Demo

Inspired by the activities and antics of the physicist and bongo player Richard Feynman some things perform Dreams by Ben Higham recorded at St. Andrew's Church at Salthouse on the north Norfolk coast in October 2015 

Dreams 2 Demo

Trumpeters Chris Dowding and Ben Higham are working on a duo collaboration exploring a range of original and other material as the basis for improvisation.

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