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 | LUKE STEWART'S SILT REMEMBRANCE ENSEMBLE The Order Label : Cuneiform Records Year : 2025 Format : CD Style : Jazz Availability : In stock Price : 14.70 € - BUY | |
| Description : | ● Daniel Carter – alto saxophone, trumpet● Brian Settles – tenor saxophone● Jamal Moore – alto and tenor saxophones, woodwinds, percussion● Luke Stewart – bass● Chad Taylor – drums
Bassist Luke Stewart isn't afraid of blurring boundaries and blending bands, with astonishing results. An essential creative force in the fertile jazz and improvised music scenes of the East Coast and beyond for nearly two decades, he seized a promising moment to combine musicians from two volatile working combos. As the name suggests, his new Cuneiform album credited to Silt Remembrance Ensemble, brings together two players from his Remembrance Quintet – Jamal Moore on reeds and percussion and veteran master Daniel Carter on alto sax and flute–and Silt Trio, featuring powerhouse tenor saxophonist Brian Settles and drum maestro Chad Taylor. What had initially been planned as an album release concert for the Remembrance Quintet project Do You Remember?evolved into an entirely new situation. Stewart had an opportunity to perform at Tonal Park Studios in Takoma Park, MD, around the same time that Silt Trio was recording Unknown Rivers, 'and I used the opportunity to gather this special mix of those two groups,' he says. The recording isn't a document of the two-hour-plus concert. Rather, Stewart crafted the album after the fact, distilling and sequencing the music to create its own narrative arc, 'editing and arranging the performance so that it would make sense in an album form.' Stewart's vision and music has increasingly reached far beyond any location. Last December, he presented a major multimedia work commissioned by New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the landmark exhibition 'Flight into Egypt: Black Artists and Ancient Egypt 1876–Now.' It was the first time the Met presented a new work in conjunction with an exhibition, and by expanding his Blacks' Myths duo (with drummer Trae Cruddup) with special guests such as Silt Remembrance's Jamal Moore, flutist extraordinaire Nicole Mitchell, poets Moor Mother and Thomas Stanley, he created an acclaimed hour-long production with video, dance, and costumes. | |
| Titles : | 01. Memory 02. Remember 03. River Road 04. Survive 05. Repeat 06. Silt Remembrance 07. Lion's Den 08. Claimed 09. The Order 10. Commandments 06:58 11. Chain Gang 12. Attention [bonus] 13. Luke Stewart / Silt Remembrance Ensemble - The Poet [bonus] | |
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