hybridity, by Paul Schauert

hybridity

by Paul Schauert

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"Inspired and driven by the qualities and rhythms of West African music, namely that of Ghana, this enseble delves deeply into the complex textures while meeting rhythmic brilliance with harmonic and melodic ingenuity. Fitting well within the context of "Afro-jazz," Hybridity goes way beyond the idea of pairing up two different musical worlds and in turn, cultivates a distinctive and well-balanced fusion of moods, colors and atmospheres which complement each other beautifully. Having been featured on several Ghanaian radio broadcasts, and with overwhelmingly positive responses from both Ghanaian and American audiences, this notable ensemble, powered and conceived by Paul Schauert, raises the bar on world jazz fusion by leaps and bounds." CD Baby

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released June 1, 2002

All compositions and arrangements by Paul Schauert

Saxes - Tyler Summers
Piano - Neil Shah
Bass- Matt Wigton
Percussion - Travis Knepper, Stockton Helbing, Joe Choroszewski, Paul Schauert
Drumset- Paul Schauert
Mixing - Paul Schauert, Travis Knepper
Mastering - Eric Herbst

Recorded at: Panhandle Studios, Denton TX; May 2002

Album art: Matt Anzak
Cover design: Paul Schauert

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Paul Schauert Detroit, Michigan

Percussionist, composer, scholar, educator combining jazz, ambient and experimental sensibilities with African influences.
Major artistic inspirations include: Nils Petter Molvaer, Jon Hassell, Fela Kuti, Hugh Masekela, Mamady Keita, Erik Truffaz, Eivind Aarset, Christian aTunde Adjua, Bill Frisell, Pat Metheny, Brian Blade, Jeff Mills... ... more

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