Executing the eloquent right of absudity

Ricardo Toscano 4tet
Live at AngraJazz

Ricardo Toscano
João Pedro Coelho
Romeu Tristão
João Pereira

Resolution ("A Love Supreme") by John Coltrane

An excerpt of the first part, 'In appreciation, In recognition, In betterment' from Enlightenment by Rowland Sutherland (Inspired by A Love Supreme By John Coltrane).

Performed by the Enlightenment Ensemble, MD Orphy Robinson.

Soloists of the ensemble:  Ansuman Biswas - melodic Indian instruments, Crispin Robinson, Dave Patman, Oli Savill - bata drums, Juwon Ogungbe - voice, Mosi Conde - kora, Neil Charles - double bass, Nikki Yeoh - piano, Orphy Robinson - marimba / steel pan, Pat Thomas - electronics, Rowland Sutherland - flute, Richard Spaven - drums,  Steve Williamson - tenor saxophone,  Shabaka Hutchins - bass clarinet     
Photo by Roger Thomas
Score commission funded by PRSF

Enlightenment By Rowland Sutherland (Inspired by A Love Supreme By John Coltrane)

At 86, a year older than his sole peer, whose corporal and physical presence were both present for this performance.
iPhone "voice memo"+noise reduction=best i could do.

Cecil Taylor, solo improvisation, Riverside Church, June 27

THELONIOUS MONK - 1. Epistropy - 2. Sweet & Lovely w-John Clotrane - 3. Bright Mississippi - 4. April In Paris

THELONIOUS MONK

Suzanne Pittson, voice
Alex Murzyn, tenor saxophone
Jeff Pittson, piano
Glenn Richman, bass
Wally Schnalle, drums

1. Acknowledgement (John Coltrane/poetry by Jeff Pittson, set t music by Suzanne Pittson)
2. Prelude to Resolution (Jeff Pittson)
3. Resolution (John Coltrane/lyrics by Jeff & Suzanne Pittson)
4. Introduction to Pursuance (Wally Schnalle)
5. Pursuance (John Coltrane/lyrics by Jeff & Suzanne Pittson)
6. Remembrance (poetry by Jeff Pittson/melody spontaneously composed by Suzanne Pittson)

Produced by Suzanne Pittson
Recorded at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA, March 11-23, 1999
MIxed by Steve Fontano
Mastered by George Horn at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA
Photography by James Viers

Acknowledgement

One of my first demos - 1983.  Suzanne Pittson, vocals; Jeff Pittson, piano; Jeff Carney, bass; Mike Clark, drums.

Lazy Afternoon

Rough Elephants = Hector Navarrete + Gerart.
The League Of Numbers = Manolo Rodriguez + Gerart.

 I studied with some people during some years seriusly but I think I am a self-taught musician, I look for another ways to understanding music, very personal and at the same time universal, true that I can express the knowlege using colors, mantras, mandalas, also little mathematics...  apreciating all the pedagogical tools that all this means.

 Thank you so much for listening!

Acknowledgement

Suzanne Pittson

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