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Scott Robinson
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Fortress of Solitude - Scott Robinson Doctette
Fortress of Solitude, from my album of compositions based on the titles of Doc Savage pulp adventure novels of the 1930s and 40s. Scott Robinson: bass sax and euphonium, Ted Rosenthal: piano, Pat O'Leary: bass, and Dennis Mackrel: drums. The album, Bronze Nemesis, is available at sciensonic.net/doc-tone/index.cfm
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Pali Bácsi
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A piece I wrote for my dear friend Gregus Pal, who built the alto tarogato I'm playing here. A fan, Stephanie Chu, caught this video of the tune during my recent quartet run at Birdland in NYC. Unfortunately the solos were not captured; this is all the footage I have.
aRT: Abstract Dance #2
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Here is a sample selection from our new album, "aRT" (Pheeroan akLaff, Scott Robinson, Julian Thayer), available from www.ScienSonic.net. This is Abstract Dance #2.
Tarogato at Skytop Tower
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Scott Robinson plays tarogato and bass tarogato at the Skytop Tower in Mohonk Preserve on June 17, 2021. This performance was part of the "Music on the Mountain" festival produced by the Mohonk Mountain House, New Paltz, NY. The tarogato is a very special Hungarian instrument, designated a National Treasure there.
Powers^100: Music in honor of artist Richard M Powers
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I created this composition/video in honor of the centennial of artist Richard M. Powers one of my biggest artistic influences, whose work has informed and inspired my music for many years. It is a new way I have been making music: turning improvisations into compositions, directly to the recording with no written or worked out music. I started by improvising a piece on the tenor sax just one ta...
Mute-ation #1 for Brass Septet
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I wrote this little piece to showcase the sound of the Denis Wick wooden straight mutes for brass, which I love. I have seven sizes of these mutes, so I wrote the piece for one each of those seven instruments: Eb soprano cornet, Bb trumpet, F horn, Eb tenor (alto) horn, trombone, euphonium, and Bb tuba. Recorded here at ScienSonic Laboratories: www.sciensonic.net. -Scott Robinson
Birthday Tribute to George Garzone!
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George Garzone is one of the most inspiring musicians on this earth, and was my most influential teacher back in the seventies. He is a friend of ScienSonic Laboratories; the collaborative recording we made here at the Lab will be coming out soon. George turns 70 today... I want to wish him a very Happy Birthday, and attempt to play his ridiculously hard saxophone line!
Marshall Allen, Milford Graves, Roscoe Mitchell, Scott Robinson: "Flow State"
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The title cut from ScienSonic Laboratories' new release, "Flow States," including some actual footage from the session. This album contains the first music Roscoe Mitchell ever played with either Marshall Allen or Milford Graves. Available from www.sciensonic.net.
Scott Robinson plays some Mingus on trumpet
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Here's an off-the-cuff version of Charles Mingus' "Blue Cee," done at ScienSonic Laboratories for a Mingus Mondays livestream in July 2020. I'm playing an old Conn trumpet with my Denis Wick wooden mute. Love this mute!
Scott Robinson Quartet at Kitano Feb 2017
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Here's a little video caught from a front table by ScienSonic Laboratory member Joseph Banks, during a packed set at Kitano in NYC on Feb. 4, 2017. Wow, what a rhythm section! Helen Sung, Martin Wind, Pete Van Nostrand. OK, I cracked a coupla notes... but man, the time feel in the band is just incredible.
Sound-of-the-Month Club: Frank Wess' Bass Flute
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I spoke about Frank in this installment of ScienSonic's Sound-of-the-Month Club video series from a few months ago, in which I play his unusual bass flute. These videos, posted each month, are for our ScienSonic members... but in honor of Frank's birthday, January 4th, thought I would share this with everybody. Please consider becoming a member, if you haven't already: www.sciensonic.net/LabMem...
Scott Robinson on ScienSonic Laboratories
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Scott Robinson on ScienSonic Laboratories
Very great Scott! Bring it to Blu Jazz in Akron. And the university of akron!
🔥☄️🚀🌌👽🪐✨🎶
❤🎉😂 awesome...thanks 4 that
Just beautiful, Scott! Life being of is. Thank you.
Absolutely beautiful. What a wonderful sound.
Lo! The Lab results are in! mazel tov! …and what beautiful artwork too!
Thank you! Artwork by the great Richard Powers, of course, which we are honored to use with the permission of the estate.
pure joy, and then some
Scott, as always, you have such wonderful humanity and musicianship. I love you. Cuz Jude in Portugal.
Totally cool Scott! I love it!
I grew up in the 60s with Richard Powers’ art on the covers of sci-fi novels. The artwork often seemed to me to be more interesting, more involving, more suggestive, more prescient and more compelling than many of the stories inside.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This could fit amazing in a new mafia game 🤯👏
Hello Amazing tone colour both on soprano and bass/tenor one. Could you tell me who made your tarogato and how to contact he?
That's a gaggle of saxophonists.
The melody at the beginning (00:00 - 00:20) is from the first hungarian TV-series, called "A Tenkes kapitánya". Composed by Tihamér Vujucsics. Listen here: ua-cam.com/video/8KbwniO9wqw/v-deo.html
Great!!!!
We quite rightly revere all the giants of Jazz history, here’s a reminder that there are still giants in our midst. Magnificent playing by one of my favourite musicians.
This is _seriously_ wonderful!
This style of bass flute is also shown being played by Herbie Mann on the cover of his "My Kinda Groove" album cover.
Aha... didn't know about that. Thank you.
very soulful inner resonant tone.
A beautiful video a beautiful instrumental masterfully played thank you for sharing
exceptional!
Amazing and beautiful juncture of art and music. Just great!
Love your music so much, can I ask you, where can I order a contrabass tarogato?
Thank you. The contrabass is much more rare; Gregus Pal in Hungary made four of them and told me he won't make more.
Airrrr Zeus
Thank you! Two more wild beasts to be preserved. This bass-tarogáto seems so unwieldy that probably only you can make it sound good. Have you ever had access to the Heckelphon-Clarinette (not unlike a tenor tarogáto but with an heckelphone like pear shaped bell)? I haven't, but all instruments by Heckel (famous for his bassoons of cause) I know are extremely well made. They are very rare unfortunately. And, btw, as far as I am concerned, you could have posted mo'Monk from Mohonk! You (taro)gáto my head with this...
I've never seen the Heckelphon-Klarinette in person, only a photo. It does seem very close to a low tarogato. I do have a pair of old Heckel Albert system clarinets.
The Scott Robinson Cosmic-Beauty-Orchestra is on the air, and we are so grateful.
You did it again! Amazing!
Wow Vinny, you're fast. Just posted this thing. Thanks for your ears!
@@scottrobinson2060 Well you know, how many people do we know that actually play the Taragoto and know anything about it....and have a bass version?????!!!!!???!!!
Frank Wess was unique. You draw quite an intoxicating sound from the Rudall Carte bass flute too!
Goodness, this sounds great. Any more footage from that gig available?
Didn't you once say you wanted to play the bass like just another tenor? Here you go...
Thanks for remembering!
A dream comes true! Wonderful new music composed and played by one of the finest, most advanced and probably the most versatile living jazz musicians! Thank you! The sound of your horns and mutes is just exhilarating!
Much thanks for this video! It changed my opinion about bass flutes, bigger bore size is not always the better choice. This flute may have less dBs, but has the warm timbre of an alto flute… regards!
Archived at the Sound-of-the-Month Club is another video about my other bass flute, which can be held vertically and has a GIGANTIC bore... biggest I've ever seen. Quite a haunting sound, but the tuning is rough!
A wonderful meeting of two unique artists. Truly awesome Scott!
You are amazing! Very beautiful work, as always!
Fantastic!!!!!
Fantastic stuff!
Very mellow and beautiful sound that bringing me in the mood walking in central park alone in march two years ago as a tourist from Denmark. Scott you are a outstanding woodwind musician.Hope to hear you live some day in Denmark.
Thank you, I hope to be back there...
This man plays all brass instruments too! Wouldn't be suprised if he plays violin, cello etc. 🎶
Fantastic, Scott!
The perfect music for the visuals, and vice versa, very cool!
Brilliant. No wonder Joan Chamorro had you play in The World Famous Sant Andreu Jazz Band ❤️. That piece you did on the song That's all❤️ so good.
That is absolutely brilliant. What a great start to the morning. Greetings from Manchester, UK. Hope you are well and thanks for the music.
i would have liked to jive spastically in this room with these monsters. bless all of you 🤠🙏
Yeah!, I used to hear you back when in NYC, I dig the spirit of your message.
The grand master of the edge of musical possibility! Wonderful to hear Roscoe Mitchell still pushing the boundaries
Three grand masters here, and their first time playing together... Roscoe Mitchell had never played with Mr. Graves or Mr. Allen.
yeah that blows my mind Marshall Allen and Roscoe Mitchell !?!!!?!
@@omniversiddhialterdestiny Their first meeting.
@@scottrobinson2060 thank you thank you thank you I am loving this album !!!!
@@scottrobinson2060 the art ensemble of Chicago and the sun ra arkestra are my two favorite jazz groups, so for me this is like the United Nations of the Omniverse !!!
Excellent!
Ho YEAH!! Fresh air
Beautiful Scott!
All men are NOT created equal.