Alone by Petr Venkrbec Petr Venkrbec : Alone.
 Electro jazz full of nice surprises.

The electro jazz album by Czech saxophone and clarinet player Petr Venkrbec brings a collection of short, distinctive pieces which combine brilliant woodwind playing with original electronic arrangements. This series of short compositions can evoke chapters of your life or make you feel like you're being led through a process of solving a hard problem or, on the other hand, you can just choose to enjoy the abstract qualities of the music. Some pieces may sound a little rough, however, the music never stops supplying you with positive energy.
Songs:

1. TueThen
2. Then
3. Raw8ths
4. Spooks
5. Tek5
6. WeNeverWorry
7. ThursDauBlues
8. JazzBase
9. SomehowOn
10. SureOver
11. XeverythingOuverture
12. Dansk
13. HomeBjazz
14. 17thOfMonday
15. GeorgFishermann
16. RemainIn8
17. Here
18. Morse
19. BloodChant
20. GAdisaster
21. SoftValue

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Release date: 3/19/2010
Petr Venkrbec lives in Kutna Mora Czech Republic

Tagged as: Jazz, Experimental

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