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Mark Ginsburg / Greg Coffin Session
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Both musicians contribute to the local and international jazz landscape, offering their personal take on the jazz vocaubulary.
Hear the duo tackle Jewish-inspired jazz works as well as an obligatory swinging blues.
Creator of Light (improvisation on a liturgical solo by Cantor Jacob Mendelsohn)
Generations (Jacobsohn)
Waltz for Lenny (Micu Narunsky)
Or Not (Tom Christensen)
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Producer/Audio Engineer: James Kennedy
Videographer: Stuart Duncan
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Fluidity, passion and skill are delicately balanced in this most beautiful of recordings.
Watching and listening to both musicians perform from so many miles away, and yet with such intimacy - would be a joy even if the performers were total strangers to me. But to see my old coutryman, school-acquaintance and fellow-musician Mark Ginsburg perform with such grace and assurance is a delight beyond words. To have come from a background very similar to Mark's makes his compositions ans style all the more evocative.
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