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Chris Forsyth lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Chris is an electric guitarist who plays improvised music with a variety of musicians in and out of the New York City area. These groups have performed throughout the United States since 1997. In addition, he has performed in NYC with Assif Tsahar, Ernesto Diaz-Infante, Daniel Carter, and Gary Smith and as a solo curated by Derek Bailey. He has studied with Richard Lloyd and Joe Morris. Ernesto Diaz-Infante--pianist/ guitarist lives and works in San Francisco, California. Ernesto Diaz-Infante received an MFA in music composition from California Institute of the Arts, where he studied with Stephen L. Mosko and Wadada Leo Smith. He has worked in residence at the Centre International de Recherche Musicale (CIRM), Villa Arson (both in Nice, France), Millay Colony for the Arts, Centrum, Villa Montalvo, New York Mills Arts Retreat, Ucross Foundation, and Dorland Mountain Arts Colony. An active performer, improviser, and composer of instrumental chamber music, he has had performances and radio broadcasts all over the world. He has performed with Jeff Arnal, Dan DeChellis, David Dvorin, Bruce Eisenbeil, Chris Forsyth, Morgan Guberman, Pat Harman, Boris Hauf, Steev Hise, Bill Horist, Paul Hoskin, Jeff Kaiser, Bob Marsh, Dick Metcalf, Donald Miller, Kurt Newman, Nmperign, Dan Plonsey, Blaise Siwula, Damon Smith, Jack Wright, W.O.O. Revelator and 99Hooker. |
March March is the duo's third recording. Recorded following their three week 2002 European tour, March is a document of the concepts they honed together during numerous performances, train ride, conversations, adn collaborations with other musicians. The result covers a varied sonic terrain including duo pieces for acoustic and electric guitars, piano, solo pieces, and three songs featuring vocals and drums by Ernesto. Within the final track is an extended, hidden piece recorded live at Roulette in NYC. "…the mind is by and large, an untapped resource. Diaz-Infante and Forsyth give a bit of credence to that notion as they pursue previously unknown terrain." --- Glenn Astarita, All About Jazz 13 tracks in 65:58 minutes. :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala If you like this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Wires and Wooden Boxes (Diaz-Infante and Forsyth) Left & Right (Diaz-Infante and Forsyth) Crashing The Russian Renaissance (Diaz-Infante, Lx Rudis, André Custodio) Billabong (Denman Maroney and Hans Tammen) Pith Balls and Inclined Planes (Diaz-Infante and Jeff Kaiser) Au Ni Kita (Misère et Cordes) The First Time (Diaz-Infante and Pat Harmon) Real Time (DeChellis, Tomasic, Nakatani) Humdinger (Davey Williams and John Corbett) The Sale of Tickets for Money Was Abolished (Bevan, Smith and Looney) |
