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Marty Ehrlich

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Импровизатор как композитор и дирижёр: кларнетист, саксофонист, бэндлидер и композитор Марти Эрлих и его новая крупная работа. Главный редактор журнала "Джаз.Ру" Кирилл Мошков комментирует пьесу "Blues for Peace" с альбома Марти Эрлиха "A Trumpet in the Morning" (New World Records, 2013).

Marty Ehrlich (1150) 

"Джаз.Ру" - слушать здесь #48-13(641): Marty Ehrlich

Marty Ehrlich is everywhere. Since moving from St. Louis to New York in 1978, Ehrlich has established himself as both an in-demand sideman and a leader with a distinct and multi-faceted musical vision. His CD Things Have Got To Change (Clean Feed, 2009), finds Ehrlich leading his Rites Quartet through a program of music written by, or inspired by, saxophonist Julius Hemphill, with whom Ehrlich played. In this interview, Ehrlich talks about his pan-stylistic approach to composition; the influence of the St. Louis scene on his own playing and on New York; and how he approaches the distinct roles of sideman and leader. Learn more at www.martyehrlich.com. If you’d like to buy this album, you can support The Jazz Session by purchasing it via the link below:

Marty Ehrlich is everywhere. Since moving from St. Louis to New York in 1978, Ehrlich has established himself as both an in-demand sideman and a leader with a distinct and multi-faceted musical vision. His CD Things Have Got To Change (Clean Feed, 2009), finds Ehrlich leading his Rites Quartet through a program of music written by, or inspired by, saxophonist Julius Hemphill, with whom Ehrlich played. In this interview, Ehrlich talks about his pan-stylistic approach to composition; the influence of the St. Louis scene on his own playing and on New York; and how he approaches the distinct roles of sideman and leader. Learn more at <a href="http://www.martyehrlich.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.martyehrlich.com</a>. If you’d like to buy this album, you can support The Jazz Session by purchasing it via the link below:

The Jazz Session #134: Marty Ehrlich