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WOLF EYES
Paul Winter
(LMUS 0018)
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"A fine introduction to Winter's genius" (CD REVIEW)
Highlights from Paul Winter's albums from 1981-88 showcase both the lyrical voice he has developed on the soprano saxophone and the compositions that have set him apart as one of contemporary music's most singular voices.
The album's title song has become Winter's signature piece, and was inspired by his first close-up meeting with a wolf. Paul writes of that experience: "He looked at me directly with these deep amber eyes, and I sensed in them not only a curiosity about me, but also a profound intelleigence, and the wisdom of his thirty million years' lineage on the earth."
"Soprano saxophonist - composer - environmentalist - diplomat Paul Winter continues to be one of contemporary music's most singular voices. [..] Transcending all categories, [these] classic Winter performances whirl with musical grace, philosophic resonance, virtuosic musicality and good old-fashioned integrity". (JAZZ TIMES)
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1. Dophin Morning ~ from SUN
SINGER
Paul Halley ~ piano, pipe organ Glen Velez ~ percussion Bottlenose dolphin
Nancy Rumbel ~ oboe Eugene Friesen~ cello Jim Scott ~ 12-string guitar Gordon Johnson ~ bass Paul Halley ~ pipe organ Ted Moore ~ pau de chuva (rain stick), surdo (samba drum) Bill Cahn ~ bell tree, light percussion Bottlenose dolphin
Paul McCandless ~ oboe John Clark ~ French horn Eugene Friesen ~ cello David Darling ~ cello and voice Paul Halley ~ harmonium Oscar Castro-Neves ~ guitar Glen Velez ~ pandereta Canyon wren
Paul Halley ~ piano, pipe organ Glen Velez ~ percussion
Paul Halley ~ pipe organ Glen Velez ~ bendir 7. Icarus ~ previously unreleased performance recorded live in the General Assembly of the United Nations
Eugene Friesen ~ cello Paul Halley ~ piano Oscar Castro-Neves ~ guitar Jim Scott ~ guitar John Clark ~ French horn Susan Osborn ~ voice Russ Landau ~ bass Glen Velez ~ percussion Ted Moore ~ percussion Guilherme Franco ~ percussion Kimati Dinizulu ~ percussion |
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8. The Lake ~ from EARTHBEAT
Paul Halley ~ piano, pipe organ Eugene Friesen ~ cello Oscar Castro-Neves ~ guitar Russ Landau ~ bass Ted Moore and Glen Velez ~ percussion The Dmitri Pokrovsky Ensemble ~ voices Russian loon recording
Paul Halley ~ piano Eugene Friesen ~ cello John Clark ~ French horn Oscar Castro-Neves ~ guitar Russ Landau ~ bass Glen Velez , Ted Moore, Guilherme Franco, Kimati Dinizulu~ percussion Timber wolf recording 10. Minuit ~ from CONCERT FOR THE EARTH
Paul Halley ~ piano Eugene Friesen ~ cello Glen Velez , Ted Moore, Guilherme Franco, Kimati Dinizulu~ percussion Susan Osborn ~ voice Jim Scott ~ guitar Russ Landau ~ bass 11. Song for the World ~ from EARTHBEAT
Paul Halley ~ piano, pipe organ Eugene Friesen ~ cello Ted Moore ~ percussion Russ Landau ~ bass The Dmitri Pokrovsky Singers ~ voices and panpipes © 1982, Living Music Records, Inc. |
