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Kazhargan World
Piano: Stanislav Zaslavsky. Trumpet: Hans Peter Salentin. Flute: Cheryl Pyle. Guitar: Max Ridgway. Saxophone: Brian Mitchell Brody. NS Double bass: Tony Cimorosi. Electric bass: Sean O'Bryan Smith. Drums & Percussion: Papa Z. Poems and voice: Cheryl Pyle.
"This CD is outstanding..the way it was produced, the way it worked with the musicians, the way how the music developed.....,,Wonderful Times'' (Hans Peter Salentin)
"KAZHARGAN. a word of open gestures a word with no specific translation open values in the meaning for us all to seek out find your own way in songs of worlds born in heart sound jazz." (Cheryl Pyle)
"The poem sets the scene for the entire story. Through the open gestures of talented artists from around the globe Kazhargan World is born. With a love for unity and the furthering of jazz, a unique combination of musical talents took on the distinct challenge of creating world class jazz while never being able to interact in the same room. For generations this concept seemed futile but in truth it was only waiting for the right people to accept the challenge. From Russia to Germany to across the United States of America the artists laid out their hearts and their souls for music that was bigger than them and all about heart and sounds and jazz. As the residents of Kazhargan World we invite you in and we hope you enjoy." (Sean O'Bryan Smith)
"I express my gratitude and admiration for my wonderful friends and excellent musicians: Hans Peter Salentin from Germany, Cheryl Pyle and Tony Cimorosi from New York, Sean O'Bryan Smith from Tennessee, Max Ridgway and Brian Mitchell Brody from Oklahoma. thanks for their skill and devotion to music, good sensitivity, patience and love." (Stan Z)
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Kazhargan World: Wonderful Times
by Dan Bilawsky
Technology has irrevocably altered everything in its path; the way recordings are made is no exception. A century ago, a nine-person aggregation would have had to hover around a single recording device, playing together, in order for all the participants to make it onto the same record. Now, the members of a nonet don't even need to be on the same continent as one another and everybody can add their parts to the mix at their own leisure. These are ...
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