Turbalento, by Stefan Schultze Septet

Turbalento

by Stefan Schultze Septet

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	1.	In Vivo 02:37
	2.	Cha Cha No 04:03
	3.	Nachtschicht 09:57
	4.	Topali 08:48
	5.	Skala 55 08:10
	6.	Flood 04:10
	7.	Always Trust Your Parents 07:45
	8.	Turbalento 16:53
	9.	Turbalento (Album Teaser) 03:53

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This is not just another band. It is a thoughtful, well-balanced organism that feeds on and illuminates the expansive ideas of band leader Stefan Schultze. Schultze thinks in larger formats without being restricted to the traditions and boundaries of the genre. The results: a carefully planned multi-dimensional performance played by hand-picked interpreters. “With this septet, the music is exactly as it should be,” says Stefan Schultze. Every nuanced detail of this astonishing music confers that seeming inevitability.
Learn more at whyplayjazz.de/releases/WPJ049

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released September 11, 2020

2020 WhyPlayJazz (WPJ049)

Herb Robertson (trumpet, cornet), Helen Bledsoe (bass flute, alto flute, flute, piccolo), Frank Gratkowski (alto saxophone, bass clarinet, clarinet), Holger Werner (clarinet), Stefan Schultze (prepared piano, piano), Robert Landfermann (double bass), John Schröder (drums)

All compositions by Stefan Schultze.
Recorded 22nd & 23rd of September 2013 by Christian Heck at Loft, Cologne, Germany.
Mixed and mastered by Christian Heck at tonart studio, Kerpen-Horrem, Germany.

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WhyPlayJazz Berlin, Germany

The record label from Berlin with a passion for fine sound was called into existence in 2005. Roland Schulz founded his own record label out of fascination for this idiosyncratic music. There was so much to discover!

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