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    Periodic Trespasses Sam Bardfeld

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    • Release Date: 11/01/2005
    • Sales Rank: 190,964
    • Label: NEW TALENT SPAIN
    • UPC: 8427328422390

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    Periodic Trespasses

    1Chapter I 0:40
    2Saul's Long Night, Pts. 1-4 7:39
    3Chapter II 0:17
    4Beal 5:01
    5There Could Have Been More of It 5:07
    6Chapter III 0:49
    7I Was Basking in It 5:56
    8Je T'Aime...Moi Non Plus 3:51
    9Chapter IV 0:50
    10I.M.M.A.T.R.I.D. 6:52
    11Chapter V 0:24
    12Portrait of Jessica 6:14
    13Harry's Mambo 6:28
    14Chapter VI 0:26
    15Flood 3:46
    16Chapter VII 0:51
    17Dream of the Doppelganger 4:57

    Editorial Reviews

    This very intriguing set has violinist Sam Bardfeld narrating a story about a man searching for his purpose in life, trying to decide whether to become a dentist or an esoteric musician. While Bardfeld's brief narrations (labeled "Chapter I," "Chapter II," etc.) are only of passing interest, the music is superior. Sometimes a bit reminiscent of the Bobby Hutcherson Blue Note sessions of the 1960s where Hutcherson's vibes took the place of a piano, these quintet performances feature plenty of interplay between violinist Bardfeld, trumpeter Ron Horton, and vibraphonist Tom Beckham; dynamic solos; and completely unpredictable writing that falls into the modern mainstream of jazz. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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