Evolutions is a digital recording of solo hammered dulcimer improvisations. Jamie recorded four days worth of improvisations and chose his favorites after weeks of listening to all the material. He played a custom 4+ octave, fully-chromatic, hammered dulcimer with a custom dual-damper pedal system made by the respected builders Sam Rizzetta and Nicholas Blanton. Evolutions has 12 pieces that flow through a range moods. This has been a popular title over the years with thousands sold since it was released in 1993. It has been featured on NPR, massage videos, and on documentary soundtracks.

1. Outer Cape
2. Moab
3. Dulcidrum
4. Interlocken
5. Subaqueous Turbulence
6. The Hideous Realms of Neptune
7. Always Not Somewhere
8. Triangle in Square
9. Pentagon in Square
10. Evolutions
11. D
12. Harbor Island

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/24/2004
Jamie Janover lives in Colorado USA

Tagged as: World, New Age, Hammered Dulcimer

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