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Sound on Survival Live
Lisle Ellis, Marco Eneidi, Peter Valsamis
Extraordinarily bold improvised music. Called a combination of high intensity and utter relaxation.
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Amherst | 18:03 | Play |
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Amherst | 9:53 | Play |
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Amherst | 9:35 | Play |
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Philadelphia | 40:10 | Play |
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Sound on Survival Biographies
Marco Eneidi:
At the forefront of creative jazz for more than twenty years, Marco Eneidi's horn playing has been described as fierce and uncompromising, yet natural. Rooted in the language of major influence Jimmy Lyons, his style is marked by a sophisticated approach to tonality and phrasing, shifting from silence to full-tilt din and back again. His compositions invent challenging variations on the jazz canon (blues, swing, bop), while moving far beyond traditional limits.
More biographical material at www.marcoeneidi.com
Lisle Ellis:
Lisle Ellis' work as a bassist over the past thirty years has placed him at the front of legendary contemporary improvising musicians. Ellis' numerous recordings for international labels such as Black Saint, DIW, and hat Art attests to the strength of his art. He has played in a multitude of world wide performances with leading individuals including Peter Brotzmann, Marilyn Crispell, Dave Douglas, and Myra Melford, as well as a member of visionary groups such as The Cecil Taylor Unit, the Paul Bley Trio, and the Glenn Spearman Double Trio. His unique expression, which critic Ben Watson described as "funky and free sensuality", can be heard on Ellis' current projects: What We Live -- with Lawrence Ochs and Donald Robinson -- Sound On Survival -- with Marco Eneidi and Peter Valsamis; REV -- with Robinson and Swedish saxophonist Biggi Vinkeloe; Duos with pianists Paul Plimley and Mike Wofford.
Another aspect to Ellis' recent work that is gaining more and more attention are his explorations of computer music, including his electronic performances with George Lewis, Joelle Leandre, Gerry Hemingway and Pamela Z. and Haco. Ellis currently lives in New York City.
More biographical material available at www.lisleellis.com
Peter Valsamis:
Born in Montreal, Valsamis began playing the piano at the age of six, but soon moved to the drums. Concurrently, he developed a sensitivity to sound that drew him to record and manipulate sound on tape. Now based in Oakland, California, Valsamis continues to nurture a wide range of interests. As a drummer, he has performed in Europe, Asia, and North America, performing with Malcolm Goldstein, Steve Lacy, and Don Preston. He has been Artist-in-Residence at the Banff Centre for the Arts and has recent CD releases with pianist Dana Reason and Trance Mission. Valsamis' electro-acoustic compositions include a full-length soundtrack for the award winning experimental film re: Cycle by Ken Doolittle. Valsamis received his MFA in Electronic Music and Recording Media from Mills College. While at Mills, he studied with Pauline Oliveros, Alvin Curran, William Winant, and Leo Smith. Valsamis received the prestigious Hellman Scholarship in Performance.
More biographical material at www.petervalsamis.com
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