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MRC Trio: Tribal Dance
The impressions created by electronic effects and the two electronic instruments carry a wide range. “Slumber Party” moves with typical high energy, as well as with slower, dreamy sequences. Much of the thought that the trio has put into their improvisation comes from a world music influence. Exotic lands and faraway places coexist with traditional spirits. Some parts have more of a jazz swing than others do. The trio’s title track summarizes their adventure. It’s a tour of the world with scenic landscapes that capture it all spontaneously.
Track Listing
Reunion; Slumber Party; Simply Said; Tiger in the Sun; Tribal Dance.
Personnel
Hugh Marsh- electric violin, electronic effects; Barry Romberg- drums, toys; Rufus Cappadocia- electric 5-string cello.
Album information
Title: Tribal Dance | Year Released: 2003 | Record Label: Unknown label
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