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MP3 Ron Korb Live - WORLD: World Fusion
17 MP3 Songs
WORLD: World Fusion, JAZZ: World Fusion
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The songs from this CD is often featured on Classic Arts Showcase and PBS affiliates.
A hybrid of jazz and world music, this album features music recorded live at Ron Korb''s concert in Mont Arthabaska, Quebec, Canada. This CD contains new arrangements of many of Ron Korb’s most popular tunes as well as new Latin and Celtic material. The instruments include Ron Korb''s array of flutes as well as his band consisting of violin, koto, guitar, mandolin, piano, B3, accordion, acoustic bass and drums. Superb playing and dazzling solos make this an album not to be missed. Ron Korb Live was on the CBC Radio Fresh Air top thirty Favorite CDs of 2004.
This album is also available on DVD format.
Reviews:
"Korb''s compositions are absorbing and intense.
The performances on this live concert DVD draw viewers into following his every move and note."
- Rambles Magazine, USA
"The innovative style of Ron Korb, flutist and composer, is garnering a buzz around the globe. Jazz with influences from a broad range of world music styles (Latin, Caribbean, Chinese and Japanese music), the different influences seemlessly complement each other.
Korb is an incredible flutist with unsurpassed tone and expressiveness. He is extremely versatile and he can improvise on bamboo flute in an authentic Japanese style, run full tilt on the penny whistle and then play some Latin jazz tunes like Casco Viejo and Dark Eyes with a groove and feel that Dave Valetin or Nestor Torres would admire.
Ron graduated from the University of Toronto with an honours degree in flute performance. The members of his band have know each other for over 20 years. They met while studying jazz at York University in Toronto. The bassist (Steve Bright) and drummer (Larry Crowe) went on to study with Dave Holland and John Abercrombie at the Banff school of Fine Arts. The guitarist (Ray Hickey, Jr.) studied with Chick Corea electric Band alumni Frank Gamble in LA. The pianist, Bill Evans, is fluid in New Orleans, stride and be-bop. Although they all have a solid background in traditional Jazz this group has developed a completely new sound. Ron Korb and his band have performed in major venues in Europe and across the USA, Canada, and Asia.
For example, the music on the Ron Korb Live DVD and CD runs the gamut from the understated smokey classiness of the ballad Green Eyed Maiden to the exotic sound of Shadow Dance based on a South East Asian scale and a reggae rhythm to the excitement Celtic/ Fusion piece Long Shadows.
Ron Korb''s career is characterized by mesmerizing audiences with dynamic performances of beautiful original music and interesting arrangements that are accessible but also introduce new sounds and instruments to delighted audiences.
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"Fasten your seatbelt for a musical flight around the world — take-off is at once forceful and lighter than air as “Shadow Dance” takes listeners straight to the Orient via flute.
A pastiche of world music and jazz, Ron Korb’s album is a virtual travelogue that expresses a delightful mix of instruments and music styles. “Harvest Jig” and “Planxty Nan” include Celtic flavour by way of fiddling and virtual clogging that will have you tapping your toes.
“Caravan Prélude” reflects the tranquil, contemplative quality of a deep woods adventure.
Drums with Indian overtones are provocatively featured in “Oracle,” while the organ and flute make lively dancing music in “Shadow Puppets” and “Dark Eyes.”
Among the many instruments played are various flutes and whistles, a Chinese di tze, a Japanese Shinobue, an octave mandolin and a Japanese koto. A djembe, dumbek and accordion also make appearances alongside the piano.
In his pièce de résistance, Korb flaunts his bass flute fireworks in a haunting track, bending wayward notes until they disappear into a musical mist."
- Rambles Magazine - USA
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