Wrong is Right
by Omri Ziegele Noisy Minority feat. Ray Anderson
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You will get the CD-booklet (as PDF-file) with liner notes and photos as bonus, if you buy the whole album.Purchasable with gift card$12 USD or more
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Late Cats’ Rushing Hour
06:59
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Where I’m Going To
11:25
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Faster than the Master
01:00
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Finally Your Own Voice
05:43
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Decimal System
05:23
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Wrong Is Right
08:25
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Tolck
14:37
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In the Old Ways
03:41
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about
Intakt CD 262
The Zürich trio Noisy Minority with New York tombone player Ray Anderson: Anderson is the outstanding trombonist of the American jazz scene, and Noisy Minority, Zurich saxophonist Omri Ziegele’s band, is known for its modern jazz with expressive power, drive and buoyancy. Bandleader Ziegele composed eight new pieces for the album “Wrong Is Right”. It’s a dare-devil ride in uneven grooves and rangy tunes with free improvisation and spontaneous arrangements, approached with a bold understanding of jazz and its tradition. The music of “Wrong Is Right” is “direct, immediate, surprising, exhilarating,” writes Steff Rohrbach in the linernotes “They take great pains with their powder, doling it out carefully, exploding it only when they want to – which greatly increases its effect and shows how intelligently the four musicians handle their themes.”
Reviews: www.intaktrec.ch/rev262-a.htm
The Zürich trio Noisy Minority with New York tombone player Ray Anderson: Anderson is the outstanding trombonist of the American jazz scene, and Noisy Minority, Zurich saxophonist Omri Ziegele’s band, is known for its modern jazz with expressive power, drive and buoyancy. Bandleader Ziegele composed eight new pieces for the album “Wrong Is Right”. It’s a dare-devil ride in uneven grooves and rangy tunes with free improvisation and spontaneous arrangements, approached with a bold understanding of jazz and its tradition. The music of “Wrong Is Right” is “direct, immediate, surprising, exhilarating,” writes Steff Rohrbach in the linernotes “They take great pains with their powder, doling it out carefully, exploding it only when they want to – which greatly increases its effect and shows how intelligently the four musicians handle their themes.”
Reviews: www.intaktrec.ch/rev262-a.htm
credits
released February 15, 2016
Omri Ziegele: Saxophone, Voice
Ray Anderson: Trombone
Jan Schlegel: E-Bass
Dieter Ulrich: Drums
Omri Ziegele: Saxophone, Voice
Ray Anderson: Trombone
Jan Schlegel: E-Bass
Dieter Ulrich: Drums
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Omri Ziegele Zürich, Switzerland
Omri Ziegele (born 1959 in Rehovot, Israel) is a Swiss Saxophone player. His main projects are his trio's and the duo with Irène Schweizer. As well, he is the leader of the band "Billiger Bauer".
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