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The Orpheus Suite
Colin Towns Mask Orchestra
Released:
2004
Genre:
Jazz
Label:
Provocateur Records
£7.99
Featuring: Colin Towns - Conductor
Supporting: Paul Clarvis
, John Parricelli
, Ian Thomas
, Dudley Phillips
, Colin Towns
, Steve Lodder
, Peter King
, Iain Dixon
, Alan Skidmore
, Andy Gibson
, Nathan Bray
, Graham Russell
, Martin Shaw
, Guy Barker
, Henry Lowther
, Simon Allen
, Jay Craig
, Barnaby Dickinson
, Liam Kirkman
, Pat Hartley
, Roger Williams
, Thad Kelly
, Kevin Earley
, Paul Parker
, Dominic Hackett
The Orpheus Suite was commissioned by Birmingham Royal Ballet and choreographer David Bintley. It saw it's live premiere featuring the Mask Orchestra at Birmingham Hippodrome on October 6th 2004 and continued on to Sadlers Wells in London and The Theatre Royal in Plymouth.
The 20 strong big band which includes some of the best soloists in the UK including Guy Barker, Alan Skidmore, Barnaby Dickinson, John Parricelli, Dave Hartley and Peter King amongst others, are joined by three of Birmingham Royal Ballet's own percussionists on an album that is further proof that Towns is at the leading edge of European Big Band jazz. Ferociously energetic and at the same time rhythmically infectious, The Orpheus Suite is inspired by the Greek legend.
The 20 strong big band which includes some of the best soloists in the UK including Guy Barker, Alan Skidmore, Barnaby Dickinson, John Parricelli, Dave Hartley and Peter King amongst others, are joined by three of Birmingham Royal Ballet's own percussionists on an album that is further proof that Towns is at the leading edge of European Big Band jazz. Ferociously energetic and at the same time rhythmically infectious, The Orpheus Suite is inspired by the Greek legend.
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