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Ben Wendel "Backbou" Live at Jazz Gallery, New York
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Bassoon: Ben Wendel
Piano : Tigran Hamasyan
Guitar: Gilad Hekselman
Drums: Nate Wood
Keyboard: Adam Benjamin
Bass: Ben Street
Recorded on february 17th and 18th 2012 at the Jazz Gallery, NY
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this is so beautiful. Layered bassoon. Groove. Unexpected.
That's intense, but I can hear it now. Damn it's amazing these guys can play on such complicated grooves and have fun... Looks like they don't even think about it
Damn... Is this a supergroup of some sort? Only amazing musicians in it!
so incredibly beautiful.
This is SO GOOD.
Ben Wendel is the man!
This is fresh air. I'm Terry gross. My guest is a dolphin tax attorney who communicates with his clients through jazz bassoon, and he has some advice on financial vehicles to optimize your windfall from the next round of narwhal IPOs.
Amazing🔥Thanks Mr Wendel
this piano solo is awesome, second time listening it lol
Some great players here, just beautiful
i love this so much!!
just found it. so awesome
Great playing. I am very excited to see you in two weeks up in Vermont with Linda Oh.
Brilliant.
That pianosolo is a way waayy waaayyy!! I can't sit still.. I wasn't aware there are so many dimensions in this reality..
Just awesome. Keep it up, Ben.
WOW
more bassoon !
Dang it's like he wrote this for Tigran o.O
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wow
well the way I hear it, it's 1/8th note triplets in 9/4. It became apparent during the piano solo, when he starts playing 1/16th notes, and if you count the main riff in 1/8th notes, what he does becomes impossible, or at the very least improbable. I'd love to hear how ben wendel counts it. :)
I'm with you. And Nate Wood is playing quarter notes in 9/4 with his hi hat.
ModalModule ModalModule meter is something like 7/16 + 7/16 + 2/4 + 5/16, Nate wood is grouping 3 sixteenths at a time in the left foot. Results also in a bar with 9 beats of “triplets” creating a true polymeter
At least in the beginning section, solo section the grouping gets freeer it feels like
with the bridge and the blowing it changes from 9 big beats to 5 big beats. From 7+7+8+5 to 7+8.
Gavin’s correct - as it was explained to me (after I got it wrong 🤣), Head is in 9 and bridge/soloing is in 5.
[Nate Wood at 1:52 ]
Influenced by African Bembe and Cuban music, sure... but these guys are definitely doing something new
threes in threes, tripletception?
plus they all bob their heads to that pulse.
You just have to be all in. There is no other way to play it. Damn..
How are you counting this song? Everytime I try, I get lost lol
7+7+8+5
A- 27/8 (3x 9/8 )
B-15/8
@@jvegaalbela yea man
Origins of these rhythmic concepts probably aren't metal....
More likely to be African Bembe and Cuban music.
It is brilliant none the less.
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Jazz came from African rhythm, styles of jazz include blues. Out of blues came rock and from rock metal. So Jazz influenced metal so to speak.