Martin Sjostedt & Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Horizon (2024) Hi Res

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Title: Horizon
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: Ubuntu Music
Genre: Jazz
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks) | 24Bit/96 kHz FLAC
Total Time: 01:19:36
Total Size: 183 mb | 494 mb | 1.6 gb
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Tracklist:

01. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Butterfly
02. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Intervals
03. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Donna Lee
04. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Horizon
05. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - The Wedding
06. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Mulgrew
07. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - 26-2
08. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Tengtones
09. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Equinox
10. Martin Sjöstedt, Stockholm Jazz Orchestra - Body and Soul

"One hears Martin’s re-imaginings in his arrangements of jazz standards; Butterfly, Donna Lee, 26-2 and Equinox. He has uncovered hidden elements buried in this music that have been patiently waiting for his discovery. And it was worth the wait! His original suspenseful and extremely gorgeous compositions allow the listener an intimate view of Martin’s multi-faceted opinion of just how music should sound." Liner notes by Tim Hagans

Horizon features four of Martin’s original compositions as well as arrangements of key pieces by John Coltrane, Herbie Hancock, Abdullah Ibrahim and Charlie Parker, all dedicated and specially written or arranged for a soloist/member of the band. With this recording, Martin delves even deeper into the vision of creating freedom for the band's members, much like a piano trio or quartet, but all within the framework that personifies a big band. “It's a significant challenge but also a privilege to write for some of the members I've not only toured with for almost 20 years but also consider close friends,” says Martin. “I aim to create a musical framework where the soloist feels completely liberated while also allowing myself to communicate and challenge through the large ensemble. I now realise that all the music I compose for larger ensembles aims to provide a sense of personal involvement for everyone and allows space for each individual's unique personality."