Results for "Adam Rudolph"

Dream Garden

By Adam Rudolph

Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Oshogbo; The Violet Hour; Twilight Lake; Scintilla; Happiness Road; Cousin of the Moon; Mood; A Vision of Pure Delight; Mystery; Spectral; Helix; Dream Garden; The Sphinx; Walking the Curve.

Ned Rothenberg

by Sean Patrick Fitzell
December 4, 2008

Twisting alto and tenor saxophone lines gradually coalesced then dispersed, tacking between consonance and dissonance as Ned Rothenberg and Evan Parker launched their recent duo gig at Issue Project Room. Long circular-breathed patterns were punctuated with overblown tones before the two exchanged almost bluesy lines, complementing and responding in a taut dialogue of fluent masters.

Adam Rudolph's Go: Organic Orchestra: Thought Forms

by Matthew Miller
June 11, 2008

About a minute and a half into “Mirrors," track two on Thought Forms, the distinct voices of Adam Rudolph's Go: Organic Orchestra begin to blend. Percussive tongue slaps, growling flutes and slashed cymbals collect in a glowing sonic aggregate; overtones arch up, out and over the thirty-plus member band. The effect is otherworldly and, like everything ...

Adam Rudolph with Hamid Drake and Yusef Lateef: Moving Pictures at UMass Amherst

by Lyn Horton
March 22, 2008

Adam Rudolph: Moving Pictures The Magic Triangle Series Bowker Auditorium, University of Massachusetts at Amherst February 28, 2008 It is a daunting task to shape a music that incorporates and combines the characteristics of traditional music from a wide range of cultures. For one thing, it is ...

Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Dream Garden

by J Hunter
March 17, 2008

During his formative years in Chicago and Detroit, percussionist Adam Rudolph sat at the feet of a number of fantastic musicians, most notably Don Cherry and Fred Anderson. Combine that mentoring with Rudolph's years-long study of African and Indian rhythm traditions, and you get Cyclic Verticalism--a compositional matrix that allows the prolific percussionist's players to create ...

Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Dream Garden

by Jeff Stockton
February 6, 2008

They used to say that everyone who bought the first Velvet Underground record must have started a band. In time, we may come to realize that every jazz musician who moved into the area of World Music first caught the bug from Don Cherry's Mu, Brown Rice, or any of the other number of globally-minded records ...

In The Garden

By Adam Rudolph

Label: Meta
Released: 2004
Track listing: Little Tree; Nanna; Morphic Resonance; Lobelia, Euphorbia, Rock; Trace Elements; Root Pressure; Amanita; Formative Impulses - Part 1: Branch, Part 2: Rain, Part 3: Seed; Moisture Droplet; Chaotic Attractors

Adam Rudolph and Go: Organic Orchestra Featuring Yusef Lateef: In The Garden

by Raul d'Gama Rose
March 13, 2004

Slip this disc into your player and be prepared to be transported into the skin of the vibrant drum and the unfettered melody of water and wind singing in primeval harmony with the earth. And let us not forget the Babel of voices—man, first reveling in the glory of the earth’s perfect design, but soon lamenting ...

Adam Rudolph: The Mysteries of Creation

by Eric J. Iannelli
March 4, 2004

“I feel that creativity is greater than religion. It transcends race, transcends socio-political boundaries. It’s one of the things that defines us as human beings.”At the risk of oversimplification, you could argue that this statement is a credo of sorts for Adam Rudolph, the basis of his personal philosophy. Consequently, it is probably the ...

Web Of Light & 1

By Adam Rudolph

Label: Meta
Released: 2003
Track listing: Go: Organic Orchestra: 1 1-5 Compassion: Breath; Intent; Reflection; Continuance; Affirmation; Circumambulation; Blue Valley; 8-10 Rivers: Lapis; Amber; Glass; Nine Moons; Palms That Flicker.

Go: Organic Orchestra Web Of Light Pulsar; Atmospheres Of Thought; Magnetic Fields Of The Mind; Pleiades; Interior Necessity; Web Of Light; Sirius Mysteries.