{"id":384,"date":"2019-01-25T21:58:27","date_gmt":"2019-01-25T21:58:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.enjarecords.com\/wordpress\/produkt\/import-placeholder-for-767522913323\/"},"modified":"2019-02-22T08:53:38","modified_gmt":"2019-02-22T08:53:38","slug":"tuba-tuba","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/www.enjarecords.com\/wordpress\/produkt\/tuba-tuba\/","title":{"rendered":"Tuba Tuba"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Michel Godard and Dave Bargeron first met at Rabih Abou Khalil\u2019s \u201cCactus of Knowledge\u201c recording . \u201cWe hit it off musically and personally right away\u201d says Bargeron. And it\u2019s indeed amazing how well this euro-american summit of two of the most virtuous musicians with totally different backgrounds and temperaments works.<br \/>\nDave Bargeron became well known for his work with \u201cBlood Sweat &#038; Tears\u201c . His discography contains recordings with a.o. Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Qunicy Jones, Miles Davis and the Rolling Stones.<br \/>\nMichel Godard has worked with classical ensembles like the \u201cVenise Baroque Ensemble\u201d and the chamber music group \u201cArban Chamber Brass\u201d as well as with Louis Sclavis, Anthony Braxton and Sunny Murray. He\u2019s a regular member of the Rabih Abou Khalil Group and lately his own CD \u201cCastel Del Monte\u201d has won international acclaim.<br \/>\nFor the accordion Dave and Michel chose Joe \u201cSunny\u201c Barbato who gave a touch of Castelfidardo to many a New York Jazz and Songwriter productions. On the drums there is Kenwood Dennard, a \u201cbrother in funk\u201d for Dave since the days of being in the bands of Gil Evans and Jaco Pastorious together.<br \/>\nThe musical spectrum of TubaTuba goes from funky brass band grooves (To Be Tuba) to free improvisation (The Night Is Still Young)., from beautiful melodies with a mediterranean touch (Valencia) to speedy bebop standards (have you ever heard Donna Lee played by two tubas ?) It\u2019s both artistic and charming and by the way sets a new standard of \u201ctuba jazz\u201c.Michel Godard and Dave Bargeron first met at Rabih Abou Khalil\u2019s \u201cCactus of Knowledge\u201c recording . \u201cWe hit it off musically and personally right away\u201d says Bargeron. And it\u2019s indeed amazing how well this euro-american summit of two of the most virtuous musicians with totally different backgrounds and temperaments works.<br \/>\nDave Bargeron became well known for his work with \u201cBlood Sweat &#038; Tears\u201c . His discography contains recordings with a.o. Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Qunicy Jones, Miles Davis and the Rolling Stones.<br \/>\nMichel Godard has worked with classical ensembles like the \u201cVenise Baroque Ensemble\u201d and the chamber music group \u201cArban Chamber Brass\u201d as well as with Louis Sclavis, Anthony Braxton and Sunny Murray. He\u2019s a regular member of the Rabih Abou Khalil Group and lately his own CD \u201cCastel Del Monte\u201d has won international acclaim.<br \/>\nFor the accordion Dave and Michel chose Joe \u201cSunny\u201c Barbato who gave a touch of Castelfidardo to many a New York Jazz and Songwriter productions. On the drums there is Kenwood Dennard, a \u201cbrother in funk\u201d for Dave since the days of being in the bands of Gil Evans and Jaco Pastorious together.<br \/>\nThe musical spectrum of TubaTuba goes from funky brass band grooves (To Be Tuba) to free improvisation (The Night Is Still Young)., from beautiful melodies with a mediterranean touch (Valencia) to speedy bebop standards (have you ever heard Donna Lee played by two tubas ?) It\u2019s both artistic and charming and by the way sets a new standard of \u201ctuba jazz\u201c.Michel Godard and Dave Bargeron first met at Rabih Abou Khalil\u2019s \u201cCactus of Knowledge\u201c recording . \u201cWe hit it off musically and personally right away\u201d says Bargeron. And it\u2019s indeed amazing how well this euro-american summit of two of the most virtuous musicians with totally different backgrounds and temperaments works.<br \/>\nDave Bargeron became well known for his work with \u201cBlood Sweat &#038; Tears\u201c . His discography contains recordings with a.o. Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Qunicy Jones, Miles Davis and the Rolling Stones.<br \/>\nMichel Godard has worked with classical ensembles like the \u201cVenise Baroque Ensemble\u201d and the chamber music group \u201cArban Chamber Brass\u201d as well as with Louis Sclavis, Anthony Braxton and Sunny Murray. He\u2019s a regular member of the Rabih Abou Khalil Group and lately his own CD \u201cCastel Del Monte\u201d has won international acclaim.<br \/>\nFor the accordion Dave and Michel chose Joe \u201cSunny\u201c Barbato who gave a touch of Castelfidardo to many a New York Jazz and Songwriter productions. On the drums there is Kenwood Dennard, a \u201cbrother in funk\u201d for Dave since the days of being in the bands of Gil Evans and Jaco Pastorious together.<br \/>\nThe musical spectrum of TubaTuba goes from funky brass band grooves (To Be Tuba) to free improvisation (The Night Is Still Young)., from beautiful melodies with a mediterranean touch (Valencia) to speedy bebop standards (have you ever heard Donna Lee played by two tubas ?) It\u2019s both artistic and charming and by the way sets a new standard of \u201ctuba jazz\u201c.Michel Godard and Dave Bargeron first met at Rabih Abou Khalil\u2019s \u201cCactus of Knowledge\u201c recording . \u201cWe hit it off musically and personally right away\u201d says Bargeron. And it\u2019s indeed amazing how well this euro-american summit of two of the most virtuous musicians with totally different backgrounds and temperaments works.<br \/>\nDave Bargeron became well known for his work with \u201cBlood Sweat &#038; Tears\u201c . His discography contains recordings with a.o. Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Qunicy Jones, Miles Davis and the Rolling Stones.<br \/>\nMichel Godard has worked with classical ensembles like the \u201cVenise Baroque Ensemble\u201d and the chamber music group \u201cArban Chamber Brass\u201d as well as with Louis Sclavis, Anthony Braxton and Sunny Murray. He\u2019s a regular member of the Rabih Abou Khalil Group and lately his own CD \u201cCastel Del Monte\u201d has won international acclaim.<br \/>\nFor the accordion Dave and Michel chose Joe \u201cSunny\u201c Barbato who gave a touch of Castelfidardo to many a New York Jazz and Songwriter productions. On the drums there is Kenwood Dennard, a \u201cbrother in funk\u201d for Dave since the days of being in the bands of Gil Evans and Jaco Pastorious together.<br \/>\nThe musical spectrum of TubaTuba goes from funky brass band grooves (To Be Tuba) to free improvisation (The Night Is Still Young)., from beautiful melodies with a mediterranean touch (Valencia) to speedy bebop standards (have you ever heard Donna Lee played by two tubas ?) It\u2019s both artistic and charming and by the way sets a new standard of \u201ctuba jazz\u201c.Michel Godard and Dave Bargeron first met at Rabih Abou Khalil\u2019s \u201cCactus of Knowledge\u201c recording . \u201cWe hit it off musically and personally right away\u201d says Bargeron. And it\u2019s indeed amazing how well this euro-american summit of two of the most virtuous musicians with totally different backgrounds and temperaments works.<br \/>\nDave Bargeron became well known for his work with \u201cBlood Sweat &#038; Tears\u201c . His discography contains recordings with a.o. Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Qunicy Jones, Miles Davis and the Rolling Stones.<br \/>\nMichel Godard has worked with classical ensembles like the \u201cVenise Baroque Ensemble\u201d and the chamber music group \u201cArban Chamber Brass\u201d as well as with Louis Sclavis, Anthony Braxton and Sunny Murray. He\u2019s a regular member of the Rabih Abou Khalil Group and lately his own CD \u201cCastel Del Monte\u201d has won international acclaim.<br \/>\nFor the accordion Dave and Michel chose Joe \u201cSunny\u201c Barbato who gave a touch of Castelfidardo to many a New York Jazz and Songwriter productions. On the drums there is Kenwood Dennard, a \u201cbrother in funk\u201d for Dave since the days of being in the bands of Gil Evans and Jaco Pastorious together.<br \/>\nThe musical spectrum of TubaTuba goes from funky brass band grooves (To Be Tuba) to free improvisation (The Night Is Still Young)., from beautiful melodies with a mediterranean touch (Valencia) to speedy bebop standards (have you ever heard Donna Lee played by two tubas ?) It\u2019s both artistic and charming and by the way sets a new standard of \u201ctuba jazz\u201c.Michel Godard and Dave Bargeron first met at Rabih Abou Khalil\u2019s \u201cCactus of Knowledge\u201c recording . \u201cWe hit it off musically and personally right away\u201d says Bargeron. And it\u2019s indeed amazing how well this euro-american summit of two of the most virtuous musicians with totally different backgrounds and temperaments works.<br \/>\nDave Bargeron became well known for his work with \u201cBlood Sweat &#038; Tears\u201c . His discography contains recordings with a.o. Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Qunicy Jones, Miles Davis and the Rolling Stones.<br \/>\nMichel Godard has worked with classical ensembles like the \u201cVenise Baroque Ensemble\u201d and the chamber music group \u201cArban Chamber Brass\u201d as well as with Louis Sclavis, Anthony Braxton and Sunny Murray. He\u2019s a regular member of the Rabih Abou Khalil Group and lately his own CD \u201cCastel Del Monte\u201d has won international acclaim.<br \/>\nFor the accordion Dave and Michel chose Joe \u201cSunny\u201c Barbato who gave a touch of Castelfidardo to many a New York Jazz and Songwriter productions. On the drums there is Kenwood Dennard, a \u201cbrother in funk\u201d for Dave since the days of being in the bands of Gil Evans and Jaco Pastorious together.<br \/>\nThe musical spectrum of TubaTuba goes from funky brass band grooves (To Be Tuba) to free improvisation (The Night Is Still Young)., from beautiful melodies with a mediterranean touch (Valencia) to speedy bebop standards (have you ever heard Donna Lee played by two tubas ?) It\u2019s both artistic and charming and by the way sets a new standard of \u201ctuba jazz\u201c.Michel Godard and Dave Bargeron first met at Rabih Abou Khalil\u2019s \u201cCactus of Knowledge\u201c recording . \u201cWe hit it off musically and personally right away\u201d says Bargeron. And it\u2019s indeed amazing how well this euro-american summit of two of the most virtuous musicians with totally different backgrounds and temperaments works.<br \/>\nDave Bargeron became well known for his work with \u201cBlood Sweat &#038; Tears\u201c . His discography contains recordings with a.o. Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Qunicy Jones, Miles Davis and the Rolling Stones.<br \/>\nMichel Godard has worked with classical ensembles like the \u201cVenise Baroque Ensemble\u201d and the chamber music group \u201cArban Chamber Brass\u201d as well as with Louis Sclavis, Anthony Braxton and Sunny Murray. He\u2019s a regular member of the Rabih Abou Khalil Group and lately his own CD \u201cCastel Del Monte\u201d has won international acclaim.<br \/>\nFor the accordion Dave and Michel chose Joe \u201cSunny\u201c Barbato who gave a touch of Castelfidardo to many a New York Jazz and Songwriter productions. 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