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Murley / Braid Quartet: Mnemosyne's March

Read "Mnemosyne's March" reviewed by Budd Kopman


The Canadian scene is like any other in that players find each other--and when things click, they end up in each other's bands. This terrific quartet is led by veteran saxophonist Mike Murley and pianist David Braid, a brash youngster who is making a big and deserved splash. Jim Vivian, another veteran (whose playing was notable on Steve Amirault's Breath on Effendi), plays bass, and Ian Froman, who is very active in New York City, plays drums. ...

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Murley/Braid Quartet: Mnemosyne's March

Read "Mnemosyne's March" reviewed by John Kelman


Jazz festivals typically trade on the cachet of well-known acts to attract audiences, but the best performances often come from lesser-knowns. At the 2004 Ottawa International Jazz Festival, one of the undisputed highlights was a performance by the nascent Murley/Braid Quartet.

No stranger to Canadian audiences, saxophonist Mike Murley has accrued numerous awards for work as both sideman and leader over his twenty year-plus career. David Braid is about a decade younger, emerging seemingly overnight. Classically trained and relatively new ...

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Mnemosyne's March

Cornerstone Records Inc.
2006

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