Terry Pack England, UK
With a career spanning more than four decades and including spells with The Enid & Cozy Powell, Terry Pack has turned his
focus onto jazz and improvised music.
An unfeasibly large ensemble performing an eclectic mix of contemporary and groove-based compositions, Trees comprises up to 40 musicians and is augmented by guests keen to take part in this most exciting new musical initiative.
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Here is essentially classical music that includes electric instrumentation, brought by a founder of The Enid, and superbly done. A concept piece that tells of an ancient world, complete with enchantments (and disenchantments), wizards, and fae. A female vocalist with a stunning voice decorates some of the pieces. Also note: Secret Green’s To Wake The King is also a fine listen.
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To Wake The King
by Secret Green
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A Francis Lickerish project, this one preceded “Far and Forgot,” and features the fine vocalist who appears there. This one also combines orchestral and electric elements and visits some Arthurian/Medieval/Renaissance landscapes with references to Merlin, Nimue and Tom O’Bedlam. The electric embellishments are particularly fine and will appeal to fans of symphonic prog
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From The Vine
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 24, 2015
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Second Lives
by Graham Costello
Swinging from stark minimalism to wild free jazz and back again, “Second Lives” both simmers and hums.
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All One
by The Motion Orchestra
Formed to explore neo-classical and jazz, The Motion Orchestra here expands into vaguely post-rock terrain on their sumptuous new LP.
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Land forms - Live on Bebop Artist Project
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Backed by a trio of jazz musicians, the Taiwanese singer-songwriter develops physical landscapes as a vehicle for stunning sound poetry.
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