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Bicoastal Collective Chapter Five

Paul Tynan & Aaron Lington

Bicoastal Collective Chapter Five

Price: € 19.95
Format: CD
Label: OA2 Records
UPC: 0805552214321
Catnr: OA2 22143
Release date: 04 August 2017
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Label
OA2 Records
UPC
0805552214321
Catalogue number
OA2 22143
Release date
04 August 2017
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About the album

With the fifth album from their decade-long collaboration, the Nova Scotia-based trumpeter and Bay-Area baritone saxophonist are at their most ambitious. With eight new large ensemble compositions for a big band that includes friends and colleagues from their days at the University of North Texas, they further solidify a captivating musical partnership that restlessly pursues new vehicles for their compositions and musical visions.
Das ehrgeizige fünfte Album in der langjährigen Zusammenarbeit von Trompeter Paul Tynan aus Nova Scotia und dem Bay-Area-Baritonsaxophonisten Aaron Lington. Mit acht neuen großen Ensemble-Kompositionen für eine Big Band, die Freunde und Kollegen aus ihren Tagen an der University of North Texas umfasst, festigen sie eine faszinierende musikalische Partnerschaft.

Artist(s)

Paul Tynan (trumpet)

Paul Tynan was born in Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada. He is presently an Associate Professor of music at St. Francis Xavier University where he teaches jazz trumpet, arranging, and directs the St. FX Jazz Nonet. Paul has served on the faculties of the Nova Scotia Honor Jazz Program, Acadia University Summer Jazz Camp, University of North Texas Summer Trumpet Workshop, and currently serves on the IAJE Canada executive board as Newsletter editor. He has performed with numerous jazz artists such as Chris Potter, Jim Black, Django Bates, Terry Gibbs, Michael and Randy Brecker, Clark Terry, Bob Brookmeyer, Jim McNeely, Byron Stripling, The Four Freshman, Matt Wilson, the Benny Goodman Band led by Clem De Rosa, and the Guy Lombardo band led...
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Paul Tynan was born in Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada. He is presently an Associate Professor of music at St. Francis Xavier University where he teaches jazz trumpet, arranging, and directs the St. FX Jazz Nonet.
Paul has served on the faculties of the Nova Scotia Honor Jazz Program, Acadia University Summer Jazz Camp, University of North Texas Summer Trumpet Workshop, and currently serves on the IAJE Canada executive board as Newsletter editor. He has performed with numerous jazz artists such as Chris Potter, Jim Black, Django Bates, Terry Gibbs, Michael and Randy Brecker, Clark Terry, Bob Brookmeyer, Jim McNeely, Byron Stripling, The Four Freshman, Matt Wilson, the Benny Goodman Band led by Clem De Rosa, and the Guy Lombardo band led by Al Pierson.
As a jazz recording artist Paul has recorded on thirty-eight albums along such musicians as Lynn Seaton, Marcus Wolfe, Aaron Lington, Joel Fountain, Bobby Selvaggio, Kenny Werner, Kenny Wheeler, Dan Haerle, and The Dallas Jazz Orchestra.
Paul received his Masters in jazz studies from University of North Texas where he was a Teaching Fellow in jazz improvisation, large jazz ensembles and a member of the internationally acclaimed One O'Clock Lab Band. Paul has received numerous honors, including a Canada Council for the Arts grant to compose new works for Jazz ensemble, Down Beat Magazine's student music award for best jazz instrumental soloist, and a Down Beat Magazine's student music award for best small jazz ensemble among others.
Paul is an Edwards Trumpet Artist.

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Aaron Lington (saxophone)

Grammy Award-winning baritone saxophonist and composer Aaron Joseph Lington (b. 1974) received his BM in music education from the University of Houston, Moores School of Music, and both his MM in jazz studies and DMA in saxophone performance from the University of North Texas where he studied with James Riggs. His performing and compositional credits include collaborations with the San Francisco Symphony, Maynard Ferguson, the BBC Radio Orchestra, the Count Basie Orchestra, Doc Severinsen, Bo Diddley, Joe Lovano, Jamie Davis, Tommy Igoe, Pacific Mambo Orchestra, and many others. In addition, he has won awards for both his playing and writing from Downbeat Magazine, ASCAP, and was the 2003 recipient of the Sammy Nestico Award. He was named the 2011 'Jazz...
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Grammy Award-winning baritone saxophonist and composer Aaron Joseph Lington (b. 1974) received his BM in music education from the University of Houston, Moores School of Music, and both his MM in jazz studies and DMA in saxophone performance from the University of North Texas where he studied with James Riggs. His performing and compositional credits include collaborations with the San Francisco Symphony, Maynard Ferguson, the BBC Radio Orchestra, the Count Basie Orchestra, Doc Severinsen, Bo Diddley, Joe Lovano, Jamie Davis, Tommy Igoe, Pacific Mambo Orchestra, and many others. In addition, he has won awards for both his playing and writing from Downbeat Magazine, ASCAP, and was the 2003 recipient of the Sammy Nestico Award. He was named the 2011 "Jazz Educator of the Year" by the California Music Educators Association, and has been recognized multiple times in the both the Downbeat Magazine Critic's Poll and Reader's Poll. In 2015 he was named as a Silicon Valley Artist Laureate. The San Jose Mercury News praises Dr. Lington's playing as "revelatory...he obviously relishes the beautiful, blustery bark of his instrument..." and that he possesses a "...finely honed melodic sensibility..." Josh Davies from the International Trumpet Guild states that Lington "...[shows] a true command of his instrument with a very studied and soulful essence." Cadence magazine declares "Lington and compatriots come up with a wonderful and totally American jazz sound, [resulting in] a solid mainstream set based on some sweet melodic improvisation." In addition to his position as professor at San Jose State University where he serves as Coordinator of Jazz Studies, Dr. Lington is also the director of the San Jose Jazz High School All Stars. Aaron Lington is a Saxophone Performing Artist for Selmer Saxophones and is a D'Addario Performing Artist and performs exclusively on Rico Reeds.

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Craig Marshall (conductor)

Composer(s)

Paul Tynan (trumpet)

Paul Tynan was born in Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada. He is presently an Associate Professor of music at St. Francis Xavier University where he teaches jazz trumpet, arranging, and directs the St. FX Jazz Nonet. Paul has served on the faculties of the Nova Scotia Honor Jazz Program, Acadia University Summer Jazz Camp, University of North Texas Summer Trumpet Workshop, and currently serves on the IAJE Canada executive board as Newsletter editor. He has performed with numerous jazz artists such as Chris Potter, Jim Black, Django Bates, Terry Gibbs, Michael and Randy Brecker, Clark Terry, Bob Brookmeyer, Jim McNeely, Byron Stripling, The Four Freshman, Matt Wilson, the Benny Goodman Band led by Clem De Rosa, and the Guy Lombardo band led...
more
Paul Tynan was born in Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada. He is presently an Associate Professor of music at St. Francis Xavier University where he teaches jazz trumpet, arranging, and directs the St. FX Jazz Nonet.
Paul has served on the faculties of the Nova Scotia Honor Jazz Program, Acadia University Summer Jazz Camp, University of North Texas Summer Trumpet Workshop, and currently serves on the IAJE Canada executive board as Newsletter editor. He has performed with numerous jazz artists such as Chris Potter, Jim Black, Django Bates, Terry Gibbs, Michael and Randy Brecker, Clark Terry, Bob Brookmeyer, Jim McNeely, Byron Stripling, The Four Freshman, Matt Wilson, the Benny Goodman Band led by Clem De Rosa, and the Guy Lombardo band led by Al Pierson.
As a jazz recording artist Paul has recorded on thirty-eight albums along such musicians as Lynn Seaton, Marcus Wolfe, Aaron Lington, Joel Fountain, Bobby Selvaggio, Kenny Werner, Kenny Wheeler, Dan Haerle, and The Dallas Jazz Orchestra.
Paul received his Masters in jazz studies from University of North Texas where he was a Teaching Fellow in jazz improvisation, large jazz ensembles and a member of the internationally acclaimed One O'Clock Lab Band. Paul has received numerous honors, including a Canada Council for the Arts grant to compose new works for Jazz ensemble, Down Beat Magazine's student music award for best jazz instrumental soloist, and a Down Beat Magazine's student music award for best small jazz ensemble among others.
Paul is an Edwards Trumpet Artist.

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Aaron Lington (saxophone)

Grammy Award-winning baritone saxophonist and composer Aaron Joseph Lington (b. 1974) received his BM in music education from the University of Houston, Moores School of Music, and both his MM in jazz studies and DMA in saxophone performance from the University of North Texas where he studied with James Riggs. His performing and compositional credits include collaborations with the San Francisco Symphony, Maynard Ferguson, the BBC Radio Orchestra, the Count Basie Orchestra, Doc Severinsen, Bo Diddley, Joe Lovano, Jamie Davis, Tommy Igoe, Pacific Mambo Orchestra, and many others. In addition, he has won awards for both his playing and writing from Downbeat Magazine, ASCAP, and was the 2003 recipient of the Sammy Nestico Award. He was named the 2011 'Jazz...
more
Grammy Award-winning baritone saxophonist and composer Aaron Joseph Lington (b. 1974) received his BM in music education from the University of Houston, Moores School of Music, and both his MM in jazz studies and DMA in saxophone performance from the University of North Texas where he studied with James Riggs. His performing and compositional credits include collaborations with the San Francisco Symphony, Maynard Ferguson, the BBC Radio Orchestra, the Count Basie Orchestra, Doc Severinsen, Bo Diddley, Joe Lovano, Jamie Davis, Tommy Igoe, Pacific Mambo Orchestra, and many others. In addition, he has won awards for both his playing and writing from Downbeat Magazine, ASCAP, and was the 2003 recipient of the Sammy Nestico Award. He was named the 2011 "Jazz Educator of the Year" by the California Music Educators Association, and has been recognized multiple times in the both the Downbeat Magazine Critic's Poll and Reader's Poll. In 2015 he was named as a Silicon Valley Artist Laureate. The San Jose Mercury News praises Dr. Lington's playing as "revelatory...he obviously relishes the beautiful, blustery bark of his instrument..." and that he possesses a "...finely honed melodic sensibility..." Josh Davies from the International Trumpet Guild states that Lington "...[shows] a true command of his instrument with a very studied and soulful essence." Cadence magazine declares "Lington and compatriots come up with a wonderful and totally American jazz sound, [resulting in] a solid mainstream set based on some sweet melodic improvisation." In addition to his position as professor at San Jose State University where he serves as Coordinator of Jazz Studies, Dr. Lington is also the director of the San Jose Jazz High School All Stars. Aaron Lington is a Saxophone Performing Artist for Selmer Saxophones and is a D'Addario Performing Artist and performs exclusively on Rico Reeds.

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01.
Two Views
04:58
(Aaron Lington) Paul Tynan, Aaron Lington, Josh Hanlon, Mike Luzecky, Stockton Helbing, Carl Lundgren, Alex Dubrov, Josh Brown, Noel Johnston, Paul Compton, Daniel Matthews, Ken Edwards, Steve Jones, Dave Lown, Marcus Wolfe, Jason Levi, Bobby Selvaggio
02.
I Remember Every Day
08:11
(Aaron Lington) Paul Tynan, Aaron Lington, Stockton Helbing, Mike Luzecky, Josh Hanlon, Noel Johnston, Josh Brown, Alex Dubrov, Carl Lundgren, Paul Compton, Jason Levi, Ken Edwards, Daniel Matthews, Marcus Wolfe, Dave Lown, Steve Jones, Bobby Selvaggio
03.
Charting Stars
09:42
(Paul Tynan) Paul Tynan, Aaron Lington, Stockton Helbing, Mike Luzecky, Josh Hanlon, Noel Johnston, Josh Brown, Steve Jones, Dave Lown, Marcus Wolfe, Jason Levi, Ken Edwards, Daniel Matthews, Paul Compton, Carl Lundgren, Alex Dubrov, Bobby Selvaggio
04.
Karma's Song
05:28
(Paul Tynan) Paul Tynan, Aaron Lington, Stockton Helbing, Mike Luzecky, Josh Hanlon, Noel Johnston, Josh Brown, Alex Dubrov, Daniel Matthews, Paul Compton, Carl Lundgren, Ken Edwards, Marcus Wolfe, Jason Levi, Dave Lown, Steve Jones, Bobby Selvaggio
05.
Four Taiwanese Folk Melodies
15:32
(Aaron Lington) Paul Tynan, Aaron Lington, Josh Hanlon, Mike Luzecky, Stockton Helbing, Noel Johnston, Josh Brown, Alex Dubrov, Carl Lundgren, Paul Compton, Daniel Matthews, Dave Lown, Marcus Wolfe, Jason Levi, Ken Edwards, Steve Jones, Bobby Selvaggio
06.
'Sup?
07:51
(Aaron Lington) Paul Tynan, Aaron Lington, Stockton Helbing, Mike Luzecky, Josh Hanlon, Noel Johnston, Josh Brown, Alex Dubrov, Ken Edwards, Daniel Matthews, Paul Compton, Carl Lundgren, Jason Levi, Marcus Wolfe, Steve Jones, Dave Lown, Bobby Selvaggio
07.
Little Wheels
09:12
(Paul Tynan) Paul Tynan, Aaron Lington, Stockton Helbing, Mike Luzecky, Josh Hanlon, Noel Johnston, Josh Brown, Paul Compton, Carl Lundgren, Alex Dubrov, Daniel Matthews, Marcus Wolfe, Jason Levi, Ken Edwards, Bobby Selvaggio, Steve Jones, Dave Lown
08.
More than Just a Single Road
04:28
(Paul Tynan) Paul Tynan, Aaron Lington, Alex Dubrov, Carl Lundgren, Daniel Matthews, Paul Compton, Ken Edwards, Jason Levi, Marcus Wolfe, Dave Lown, Steve Jones, Bobby Selvaggio, Josh Brown, Noel Johnston, Josh Hanlon, Mike Luzecky, Stockton Helbing

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