9 thoughts on “ Somewhere In Italy - Gilad Atzmon & The Orient House Ensemble - Songs Of The Metropolis (CD, Album) ”

1. Jan 21,  · Gilad Atzmon and the Orient House Ensemble have created a stunning interpretation of the piece which again, as another reviewer has indicted, is even better live. It has early quiet moments evoking a dreamy English idyll but then builds up into a soaring tour de force of frenetic energy before finally returning to a state of serenity/5(14).

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2. Mar 12,  · Gilad Atzmon and the Orient House Ensemble have created a stunning interpretation of the piece which again, as another reviewer has indicted, is even better live. It has early quiet moments evoking a dreamy English idyll but then builds up into a soaring tour de force of frenetic energy before finally returning to a state of serenity/5(14).

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3. Gilad Atzmon & The Orient House Ensemble Songs of the Metropolis and from Scarborough to Somewhere in Italy. Some of his followers might find this album frustratingly reflective, but Atzmon.

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4. Gilad Atzmon, the saxophonist and composer who's been described as the hardest working man in UK jazz, writes that Songs Of The Metropolis is "A pursuit of the sound of the city." It's a pursuit that takes him to seven of the world's most famous cities, to a small English seaside town and to "Somewhere In Italy.".

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5. Artist: Gilad Atzmon & The Orient House Ensemble Title: Songs of the Metropolis Year Of Release: Label: World Village Genre: Post-Bop, World Fusion, Contemporary Jazz Quality: FLAC (tracks) Total Time: Total Size: mb WebSite: Album Preview.

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6. Maverick, award-winning saxophonist Gilad Atzmon and the Orient House Ensemble are back with their new album Songs Of The Metropolis. For the last 12 years the quartet have been touring all over the world, stunning audiences with their firebrand performances packed with drama, pathos, luscious harmonies and wit/5(14).

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7. For this latest album, the seventh recorded with the Orient House Ensemble, saxophonist Gilad Atzmon has chosen to devote the album to a virtual all original set of compositions depicting in musica.

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8. Both instruments are prominent on Songs Of The Metropolis, the latest CD from Atzmon and his Orient House Ensemble. Gig promoters might just have a vested interest, but no less an arbiter than Robert Wyatt also endorses Atzmon’s musicianship, writing that he is .

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9. Gilad Atzmon & The Orient House Ensemble / Ruby Rose, Black Mountain Jazz, The Swan Hotel, Abergavenny, 10/02/ The large crowd was testament to the enduring appeal of Gilad Atzmon who has been a frequent and popular visitor to the town appearing at a variety of venues as the guest of the peripatetic BMJ club.

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