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New CD "October Arrival" featuring the 18 piece Welsh based Steve Waterman Jazz Orchestra with special guests Russell Van Den Berg on Tenor Sax and Richard Newby on Drums.
Track Listing:
1. Call It A Day
2. A Passing Glance
3. Destination Unknown
4. October Arrival
5. October Interlude
6. Journey's End.
All compositions and arrangements are by Steve with "A Passing Glance" and "Destination Unknown" arranged by John Warren.
Steve Waterman leads his own 18-piece jazz orchestra, playing Steve's original compositions, sometimes appearing with guest musicians such as Robin Jones, congas and Russell van den Berg, saxes.
Track Listing:
1. Call It A Day
2. A Passing Glance
3. Destination Unknown
4. October Arrival
5. October Interlude
6. Journey's End.
All compositions and arrangements are by Steve with "A Passing Glance" and "Destination Unknown" arranged by John Warren.
Steve Waterman leads his own 18-piece jazz orchestra, playing Steve's original compositions, sometimes appearing with guest musicians such as Robin Jones, congas and Russell van den Berg, saxes.
The line up is interesting, whilst Steve is predominantly London based, he spends a great deal of time playing and teaching throughout Wales. Every other musician in the orchestra is based in Wales. As well as being a Professor of Jazz trumpet at the Royal Academy of Music, The Trinity College of Music, London and The Royal Northern College of Music, Steve is also a visiting Professor at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. This project was born in Wales, from a mutual respect between musicians, and the desire to play the superb Steve Waterman compositions to the highest possible standard.
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