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Lerner, Marilyn / Nicole Rampersaud: Brass Knuckle Sandwich <i>[Used Item]</i>
Lerner, Marilyn / Nicole Rampersaud:
Brass Knuckle Sandwich [Used Item]

(Ambiances Magnetiques -- Canada )


Price: $8.95    


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An assertive duo of piano and trumpet from Canadian improvisers Marilyn Lerner playing inside and out of the piano, and trumpeter Nicole Rampersaud performing with powerful and unusually expressive technique, this the first meeting between the two in a set of seven studio recordings, creative interactions of wide-ranging and cohesive approaches to their dialogs.

Lerner, Marilyn / Nicole Rampersaud: Brass Knuckle Sandwich
Lerner, Marilyn / Nicole Rampersaud:
Brass Knuckle Sandwich

(Ambiances Magnetiques -- Canada )


Price: $14.95    


In Stock

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An assertive duo of piano and trumpet from Canadian improvisers Marilyn Lerner playing inside and out of the piano, and trumpeter Nicole Rampersaud performing with powerful and unusually expressive technique, this the first meeting between the two in a set of seven studio recordings, creative interactions of wide-ranging and cohesive approaches to their dialogs.

Hard Rubber Orchestra (feat Marilyn Lerner / Peggy Lee): Rub Harder
Hard Rubber Orchestra (feat Marilyn Lerner / Peggy Lee):
Rub Harder

(Les Disques Victo -- Canada )


Price: $15.95    


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Directed by trumpeter John Korsrud, Vancouver's Hard Rubber Orchestra expands the big band tradition with an adventurous blend of avant-funk grooves, sharp ensemble writing, and free-leaning improvisation, the large ensemble of horns, rhythm section, guitar, strings, and guests Marilyn Lerner and Peggy Lee delivering tightly arranged passages, dissonant brass figures, and atmospheric interludes that balance orchestral scope with the raw energy of progressive jazz.



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