Tropelets
Improvisations based upon Jewish biblical chant. In loving memory of my father, Stan Gluck.
- Jeremiah Speaks
- A First Lamentation
- A Second Lamentation
- Jeremiah Speaks Again
- Esther’s Story
- A Third Lamentation
- Jeremiah Speaks Further
- Jeremiah Speaks Yet Again
- A Fourth Lamentation
- A Fifth Lamentation
- Jeremiah Continues To Speak
- Esther’s Story Continues
Bob Gluck: piano, electronics and sound collage
Andrew Sterman: soprano saxophones
Voices: Elana Gordis, Hazzan Jack Kessler
Compositions: traditional, arranged by Bob Gluck (Electricsongs / ASCAP 2014)
Recorded September 9, 2012
Recording engineer: Scott Lehrer
Mixed by Troy Pohl
Front cover painting by Stanley Gluck
Mastered, designed & produced by Andrea Centazzo in LA, January 2014
$14.00
Tropelets. Layers of interweaving melody, highlighting the sonic beauty of the historical cantorial tradition and the openness, dialog and parallel play found within modern jazz improvisation. A multi-layered duet for piano, soprano saxophone, and a melange of voices.
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| Performers | Andrew Sterman, Bob Gluck, Elana Gordis, Hazzan Jack Kessler |
