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1. May 23,  · Published on May 23, This adventurous jazz quartet led by one of the rising stars of creative music, cellist Tomeka Reid, featured guitarist Mary Halvorson, bassist Jason Roebke, and Tomas.

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2. The tense and thrilling Tomeka Reid Quartet is her first release as a leader. The, mostly original, pieces bubble with a fiery intensity and a deep-seated lyricism. Despite their intriguingly complex texture there is ample room for individual expression.

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3. Oct 25,  · Tomeka Reid Quartet, Old New (Cuneiform) Cellist Tomeka Reid has been part of so many amazing bands and projects, up to and including the Art Ensemble Of Chicago, that her own quartet .

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4. Album reviews: Allah-Las, Julien Chang, Various artists, Gong Gong Gong, and Tomeka Reid Quartet. Tomeka Reid Quartet’s Old New is a stunner on every level. Image: Jasmine Kwong. Arts. Nick Rubin. 10/23/19 at AM Share. Tweet. Pin +1. Allah-Las. Las (Mexican Summer) On their fourth LP, L.A.’s Allah-Las don’t seem in any hurry to alter.

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5. Old New, the second album by the Tomeka Reid Quartet, exemplifies why she’s quickly become a definitive figure on the 21st century jazz scene. As a composer, arranger, improviser, bandleader, and impresario, she embodies jazz’s progressive ethos.

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6. Tomeka Reid discography and songs: Music profile for Tomeka Reid, born Genres: Avant-Garde Jazz, Free Jazz, Free Improvisation. Albums include The Weather Up There, Old New, and Tomeka Reid Quartet.

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7. Tomeka Reid Quartet (Mary Halvorson-g, Tomeka Reid-cel, Jason Roebke-b, Tomas Fujiwara-d). “The single suite is a musical dramatization of the futuristic allegory that Mitchell wrote for the album. It is a short story set in the year and is about the symbolic struggle between the decaying and violent old order and the peace and.

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8. the second album by the Tomeka Reid Quartet, is a project that exemplifies why she’s quickly become a definitive figure on the 21stcentury jazz scene. As a composer, arranger, improviser, bandleader, and impresario, she embodies jazz’s progressive ethos. Crafting memorable tunes brimming with arresting textures and melodies, Reid.

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9. This (48 + minute) album deserves more attention from jazz fans than it's gotten so far. Tomeka Reid is steeped in the jazz genre--combining traditional sounding bass/drums, guitar, and her own cello playing/5.

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