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Harrison Goldberg
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Gualala, California resident Harrison Goldberg is a familiar face along the Mendonoma coast. With his trademark tools of musical expression, his three saxophones: tenor, alto and soprano, Harrison can be seen and heard in several local venues as well as on a variety of CD recordings. He changes these three instruments as easily as one might change hats, which brings something to mind: As the grandson of a Russian immigrant hat maker in New Bedford, Massachusetts, Harrison has “worn a few hats of his own making,” including that of an abstract artist in the Dadaist tradition, a wine label designer, a writer of music education workshops, and a mentor for young musicians. He has his share of awards for his visual art pieces which have found their way into some corporate and private collections worldwide. Harrison is an alumnus of the famed Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, and he has been playing saxophone professionally since the age of 17.
Gualala
Album: The Falling Dream
By Electric Squeezebox Orchestra
Label: OA2 Records
Released: 2018
Duration: 7:50
Gualala
Label: Naxos Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Gualala; The Cats of Ulthar; Cellular Coyotes; Thank You; Tangoed Web; Waiting is; New
Pedal Tune; Bare Trees; Or Not. (Total Time: 65:34)
Tom Christensen: Gualala
by Steve Armour
Despite the almost thirty-five year absence of a dominant figure, jazz is still evolving. While the big institutions of jazz sniff along after retro trends and media darlings, small labels, small clubs and individually minded musicians are developing the music separate from any clear mainstream. The results of this Balkanization of jazz have been uneven, but ...
Tom Christensen: Gualala
by C. Michael Bailey
Two Tenors, Sopranos, and Clarinets. This disc is almost entirely a modal improvisation. Each piece, saving one or two, is built on a single scale, propelled by a single bass figure. It reminds me of a highbrow John Lee Hooker. Boom, Boom, Boom Boom. Tom Christensen, the erstwhile leader of this merry band is a multi-reedist ...
