David Haney & Julian Priester - Ota Benga Of The Batwa Album

Tracklist

1	Part 7 - Like Dersu Uzala Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney	4:54
2	Part 2 - Variation On A Theme For Ota Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney , Julian Priester	3:18
3	Part 13 - The End Of Ota Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney	4:36
4	Part 1 - Theme For Ota Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney	6:09
5	Part 4 - Batwa Spirit Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney , Julian Priester	5:15
6	Part 11 - Shuffle Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney , Julian Priester	7:23
7	Part 9 - Sense Her Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney , Julian Priester	4:51
8	Part 3 - Variation On A Variation For Benga Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney	4:17
9	Part 8 - Fire Speaks And Recedes Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney , Julian Priester	4:05
10	Part 5 - Glasberg Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney	6:15
11	Part 10 - Sea Of Glass Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney	7:14
12	Part 12 - Uttarakuru Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney , Julian Priester	5:50
13	Part 6 - Howard Asylum Composed By, Arranged By – David Haney , Julian Priester	6:53

Credits

• Cover – Kara D. Rusch
• Engineer [Recording], Liner Notes [Recording Engineer's Note] – Marc D. Rusch
• Other [Hospitality] – Susan Rusch
• Piano, Liner Notes – David Haney
• Producer, Liner Notes [Producer's Note] – Robert D. Rusch
• Trombone – Julian Priester
• Typography [Typesetting] – Hillary J. Ryan

Notes

The performances on this CD are issued in the order in which they were played.
Recorded at Gilbert Recital Hall, Canton, NY, July 21, 2006.
Cover art entitled: The Return

©℗ 2007 Creative Improvised Music Projects - a division of CIMP Ltd.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 786497570522
• Matrix / Runout: CIMP 357 4833
• Rights Society: BMI
• Label Code: LC 1716

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Creative Improvised Music Projects
• Copyright (c) – Creative Improvised Music Projects
• Recorded At – Gilbert Recital Hall, Canton, NY

Short intro

Theme for Ota, Pt. David Haney, Julian Priester. Variation on a Variation for Benga, Pt. David Haney & Julian Priester Ota Benga of the Batwa CIMP 2007. Pianist David Haney first came to the attention of the creative improvised music crowd through collaborations with trombonist Julian Priester. In addition to a variety of well-honed skills and fertile imagination, Haney's classical training enables him to expose the innards of composition while highlighting stylistic interconnectedness in a unique and resourceful manner. Two new releases continue in that vein but with somewhat of a twist. Album 2007 13 Songs. 3 - Variation On a Variation for Benga. 4 - Batwa Benga c. 1883 March 20, 1916 was a Mbuti Congo pygmy man, known for being featured in an exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1904, and in a human zoo exhibit in 1906 at the Bronx Zoo. Benga had been purchased from African slave traders by the missionary Samuel Phillips Verner, a businessman searching for African people for the exhibition. He accompanied Verner to the United States. Later, at the Bronx Zoo, Benga was allowed to walk the grounds before and. David Haney and Julian Priester have been working together the whole of the 21st century and their music is definitely 21st Century. For this recording, they bring their particular shading of light and dark to a series 13 parts of improvisations inspired by the sojourns of Ota Benga of the Batwa tribe. Pensive and reflective, the nuanced tension of this music is often breathtaking and always starkly original. Extensive program notes outline the events for this set that David calls nonreferential music. The intricacies and involvement of this creative improvised musi. Dave Holland Quintet, David Haney Quartet, David Haney Trio, Hans Fahling Quintet, Julian Priester Sextet, Marine Intrusion, Max Roach Plus Four, Max Roach Quintet, Max Roach Sextet, Philly Joe Jones Sextet, Quartett, Sam Rivers Sextet, The Blue Mitchell Orchestra, The Composers And Improvisors Orchestra, The George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band, The Herbie Hancock Sextet, The Johnny Griffin Orchestra, The New York Composers Orchestra, The Sun Ra Arkestra, Woody Herman And His Orchestra, Woody Herman And The Swingin' Herd. 변형: 모두 표시 중 Julian Priester. David Haney 2 & Julian Priester - Ota Benga Of The Batwa CD, Album. CIMP 357. David Haney born 1955 is an American jazz pianist and publisher of Cadence magazine. David Haney. 1955 Fresno, California, U. In January 2004, Haney toured with Julian Priester, playing at The Jazz Gallery in New York and concerts in France, Belgium, and Germany. Bob Rusch, founder and publisher of Cadence magazine, announced in 2011 that Haney would take over the magazine in 2012. Rusch, Robert D. CIMP Records, liner notes from CD releases, Ota Benga the Batwa, The Music, Retrieved 1 February 2010. Tempkin, Todd, Fundacion de Valparaiso Newsletter, Retrieved February 1, 2010. Mandel, Howard 26 October 2011. Ota Benga of the Batwa musically retells the tragic story of Ota Benga, a member of the African Batwa pygmy tribe who was brought to America in the early part of the 20th Century. Exhibited at the Bronx Zoo until outcry from African-American clergy ceased the display, Benga spent part of his life in an orphanage before relocating to Virginia where he eventually committed suicide. of Ota. Personnel: David Haney: piano Julian Priester: trombone. All About Jazz. Haney Trio Electrifies Valparaiso, Chile. 100 years after his death, a delegation of Congolese diplomats is working to celebrate the life of Ota Benga, the African pygmy who was once displayed . Part 4 - Batwa Spirit. length: 5:18 producer: Robert D. Rusch arranger: David Haney and Julian Priester piano: David Haney trombone: Julian Priester recording engineer: Marc D. Part 5 - Glasberg. length: 6:19 producer: Robert D. Rusch arranger: David Haney piano: David Haney trombone: Julian Priester recording engineer: Marc D