Gendhing for a Spirit Rising

David Lopato

Label: Global Coolant Records
Released: 2017
Duration: 01:19:05
Views: 965

Track Listing

Disc 1 : Gendhing For a Spirit Rising - Ladrang; This Life; Jalan Jiwa; Gendhing. Disc 2: Beboppin' With Bella; Jakshi; Suite 911 - Ambush and Aftermath; Peace March.

Personnel

David Lopato : piano, keyboards, Embertone Friedlander virtual violin, marimba, vibraphone, glockenspiel, gongs, Sundanese hand drums, hand claps; Marty Ehrlich : alto and soprano sax; Mark Feldman: violin; Lucas Pino: clarinet, soprano sax; Bill Ware: vibraphone; William Moersch: vibraphone, marimba; I.M. Harjito: Javanese rebab; Erik Friedlander: cello; Ratzo Harris: string bass; Tom Rainey: trap set; Michael Sarin: trap set; Anne Stebinger; Javanese hand drums; Marc Perlman: Javanese hand drums; John Hadfield: percussion.

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