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What a happy beginning to a late September Sunday!

Congratulations Yuko Mabuchi, Del, Bobby, and JJ Kirkpatrick and many, many thanks to Dee Dee MacNeil for the wonderfully detailed review!

Yuko Mabuchi plays Miles Davis is available on CD, Analog Tape, DSD and High Res PCM. Two volumes of 180 Gram 45RPM Vinyl coming soon!

Image may contain: text that says 'Musicalmemoirs's Blog AJazz WordPress, .com weblog Jazz Impresario Dee Dee McNeil reviews "YUKO MABUCHI PLAYS MILES DAVIS" YUKO MABUCHI PLAYSMILESDAVIS "One of the things that always impresses me about Yuko Mabuchi IS her ability transform familiar songs into shiny, new gem- like pieces. Mabuchi' strength and attack always surprises me, because she's such petite, delicate lady. But don't that fool you. Yuko Mabuchi is beast on the piano keys. KIRKPATRICK trumpet TOYOTA "OTogether, [၂၂ Kirkpatrick, Del Atkins and Bobby Breton] have modernized some unforgettable classic music, while paying tribute to one our historic geniuses jazz AAIMNCODS eneculive'

There is still so much we need to learn about Historically Informed Performance Practice. While seldom mentioned in musical scores, there has been clear evidence for the widespread usage of percussion instruments in Baroque Music. From court ledgers and paybooks to contemporary descriptions and illustrations, an entire battery percussion instruments were used for performance. Among the most ubiquitous - and misunderstood - is the poor man's castanets - liberated from its place setting status, the humble spoon!

Journey back in time and discover the authentic period-instrument sound of the Wooden Spoons!

https://oae.co.uk/introducing-the-baroque-spoons/

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