Dave writes this about the album: “My musical path has always been influenced by the great German master of the Baroque Era. Johann Sebastian Bach’s (1685-1750) clarity and melodic invention have played major roles in my musical evolution, shaping many of my harmonic conceptions about both jazz and classical styles. The pieces contained on this CD are amongst my favorites from the huge BWV catalogue, and contain all the elements that I love about Bach - great melody, expression, craft, and imagination. My hope is that those who listen to this CD enjoy the coupling of ancient music to a modern instrument. I believe that when great music is performed with skill, care, and spirit, the result will be a joyful experience. I hope you agree.”
]]>The CD is available from CD Baby in physical and digital format. It’s also available at Amazon, and digitally through iTunes. Samples and links can be found on the Bossa Nuevo album page.
]]>This is an exciting time here at Teal Creek Music. Starting this month, we’ll be releasing new CDs once a month well into the new year.
The first in this flurry of activity is by Bill Whitley. His new CD, entitled Labyrinth Walk, is now available through CD Baby, either digitally or in the traditional disc-in-a-jewel-case format. Follow the links to read more about Bill and his recording, and to purchase a copy.
Also, head on over to our podcast, Teal Creek Music Sampler for a free track. While you’re there, subscribe to the podcast to receive future episodes automatically. Eight past episodes are also available.
]]>With the new decade comes a new episode of our podcast, Teal Creek Music Sampler. This one is entitled Baía Grande, and it’s from the newest CD from TCM, No Caminho (”On the Path”). If you haven’t checked this one out yet, you’re missing a South American treat!
This cut was composed by Wagner Soares, bassist for the Brazilian trio Dialeto Brasileiro (”Brazilian Dialect”). I met this band in Buzios, a small resort town not far from Rio de Janeiro. They were holding forth in a most groovacious manner at a restaurant called Havana Patio. One thing led to another and now Wagner and Cassio Vianna are here in Oregon and their first record has been released on the Teal Creek label.
So if you haven’t yet subscribed to the Teal Creek Music Sampler, now’s a great time to do so. Through the podcast you’ll have access to this and other samples in plenty of time for your own Carnaval celebration.
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