Score Man - Part 1 (Nine Orchestral Dances) download mp3, flac

Tracklist

A1	40 Ans
A2	Archibald
A3	Wild Monkey
A4	Slow Ping Pong
B1	Anthonyke
B2	Minor B
B3	Plain Red
B4	The Bag
B5	Shaman 74

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Sara Meyer
• Artwork – Tom Hautekiet
• Baritone Saxophone – Tom Van Dyck, Vincent Brijs
• Bass – Piet Verbist
• Co-producer – Karel De Backer
• Composed By, Producer – Thomas De Prins
• Drums – Herman Pardon, Pete De Houwer, Thomas De Prins
• Flute – Michaël Brijs, Tom Callens, Tom Van Dyck
• Guitar – Bert Dockx, Filip Wauters
• Liner Notes – Michaël Brijs
• Mixed By – Karel De Backer
• Percussion – Thomas De Prins
• Photography – Evert Thiry, Judith Dekker, Tom Peeters
• Piano, Vibraphone, Xylophone – Thomas De Prins
• Recorded By – Karel De Backer
• Recording Supervisor – Tim Vandenbergh
• Saxophone – Maayan Smith
• Strings – Jeroen Baert, Karel Coninx, Karen Speltinckx, Seraphine Stragier
• Tenor Vocals – Tom Callens
• Trombone – Andrez Ordonez Paisa, Pieter Lamotte
• Trumpet – Carlo Nardozza, Hans Bossuyt, Jo Hermans, Joachim Van Hoecke, Nico Schepers, Sam Vloemans
• Tuba – Tobe Wouters
• Vocals – Esmé Bos, Herlinde Ghekiere

Notes

SCORE MAN, guided by composer and conductor THOMAS DE PRINS, produces a colorful semi-electric sound bursting out of the black & white frame of a music score. No more common "bigbandry"! With his compositions De Prins achieves a provocative combination of comtemporary chamber music with psychedelic beat elements and electric bravura, leaving a more expressionist jazz footprint. In this neo-eclectic era, he is reintroducing amplified electric instruments not as a gimmick or merely effect, but as equal partners in modern orchestration creating a significant extension to the symphonic creative brain.
Thomas De Prins plays also the Wurlitzer, Moog, Hammond and Hammond Organ on this release.
Recorded at deStudio Villanella, Antwerp

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