Classic Hymns – Tim Zimmerman and the King’s Brass

8 July 2014

Classic Hymns – Tim Zimmerman and the King’s Brass

A program of best-loved hymns as arranged by (or whose melodies are found in works by) famous classical composers, featuring The King’s Brass with solos by its founder, Tim Zimmerman. For more than 25 years, The King’s Brass has performed over 100 concerts each season and made 12 acclaimed recordings. The brass ensemble is augmented by the Ruffatti pipe organ of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, played by three organists including Diane Bish, well known for her many TV broadcasts and recordings.

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Unforeseen – Chad Lawson Trio

8 July 2014

Unforeseen – Chad Lawson Trio

Pianist Chad Lawson’s delicately rendered chord progressions seem at times like he’s tapping eggs instead of piano keys. To that end, the threesome offers a very close-knit musical bonding process. Lawson is a supreme melodicist, witnessed on a series of originals and pieces such as his take on Lennon and McCartney’s pop ballad Michelle. More importantly, the group casts an identifiable sound and style as they abide by a loose groove, supplanted with tightly organized arrangements. -AllAboutJazz.com

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Unforeseen – Chad Lawson Trio (Digital download full cd)

15 June 1922

Unforeseen – Chad Lawson Trio (Digital download full cd)

Pianist Chad Lawson’s delicately rendered chord progressions seem at times like he’s tapping eggs instead of piano keys. To that end, the threesome offers a very close-knit musical bonding process. Lawson is a supreme melodicist, witnessed on a series of originals and pieces such as his take on Lennon and McCartney’s pop ballad Michelle. More importantly, the group casts an identifiable sound and style as they abide by a loose groove, supplanted with tightly organized arrangements. -AllAboutJazz.com

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Unforeseen – Chad Lawson Trio

3 October 1814

Unforeseen – Chad Lawson Trio

Pianist Chad Lawson’s delicately rendered chord progressions seem at times like he’s tapping eggs instead of piano keys. To that end, the threesome offers a very close-knit musical bonding process. Lawson is a supreme melodicist, witnessed on a series of originals and pieces such as his take on Lennon and McCartney’s pop ballad Michelle. More importantly, the group casts an identifiable sound and style as they abide by a loose groove, supplanted with tightly organized arrangements. -AllAboutJazz.com

Here’s a review from ALL ABOUT JAZZ

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