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Brian Courage
Originally from Long Island, NY, bassist Brian Courage has spent the last decade as an integral part of the creative music scenes in Minneapolis, Brooklyn, and now Chicago, where he currently resides. He has performed alongside an extensive array of nationally acclaimed improvisers, including Greg Ward, Jon Irabagon, Lew Tabackin, David Hazeltine, Jason Stein, Weasel Walter, Michael Lewis, Erik Fratzke, Russ Johnson, JT Bates, and Billy Mintz. Brian is adept at a wide range of styles and has performed with the Minnesota Orchestra, renowned vocal quartet The Four Freshmen, the Chicago Tap Theater, and the New York based Americana / blues rock band Hollis Brown, with whom he toured the US and Europe extensively
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Album: A Small Patch of Earth
By Paul Dietrich
Label: Shifting Paradigm Records
Released: 2024
Duration: 7:15
Paul Dietrich's Elemental Quartet: A Small Patch of Earth
by Richard J Salvucci
Anyone who spends much time watching contemporary instrumentalists on the internet is bound to come away impressed. Modern players, it sometimes seems, can do just about anything. And that is particularly true of some instruments in the brass family, where the advances in technique and range over just a half-century are particularly impressive. There are many ...
A Small Patch of Earth
Label: Shifting Paradigm Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Slide; Dust; Confluence; A Small Patch of Earth; With a Chance of Rain; Like a Company of Ghosts; Gray; Dry County; Galaxies.
5+4
Label: Shifting Paradigm Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Springs; Suspend; Out Here; Of Islands; Some Things Last; Folk Song; A Separation; Closing.
Paul Dietrich: 5+4
by Jack Bowers
The concept for this latest album by Wisconsin-based trumpeter, composer and educator Paul Dietrich, his fourth as leader, can be found in its title, 5+4, wherein he employs a jazz quintet and four-member string section. It is to Dietrich's credit that neither one outshines the other; the quintet takes the lead on six of the album's ...
