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Having Built In Deeper Waters by Dan Cavanagh

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"Having Built In Deeper Waters" by Dan Cavanagh

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Album Title: Pulse
Label: OA2 Records
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Composer and arranger Dan Cavanagh pulls together a creative ensemble of musicians from around the country for his new release, "Pulse." A runner up in the 2005 ASCAP Young Jazz Composer's Competition, Cavanagh's writing & arranging covers wide expanses through this big band concept album, often interspersed by the readings and poetry of Tim Young. With shades of Jim McNeely, and hints of Bob Florence, Cavanagh's writing is engaging from the very beginning as he captures the spirit of the music with a patience and maturity that fits neatly in the continuum of modern large ensemble composers, from Gil Evans through Maria Schneider. Cavanagh is currently Assistant Professor of Music at the University of Texas at Arlington.

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Dan Cavanagh
composer / conductor

Date featured

December 10, 2008

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