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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.

What truly sets Steffen Basho- Junghans apart is his willingness to eschew years of hard-won technique for the sake of emotional and compositional purity.

Tepeu
   Ernesto Diaz-Infante (piano)

Tepeu, the Mayan god of creation, proportion and order, is a highly appropriate title for this second collection of solo piano improvisations from Ernesto Diaz-Infante.  The compositions have a freshness to them that is highly conducive to drifting mentally.  Simple unadorned beauty without cliche in some highly serious work.

"Quiet, introspective and solid playing with a masterful touch.  MORE need to hear this!" -- Dick Metcalf, Improvijazzation Nation

Total playing time 62:52 minutes.

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Ernesto Diaz-Infante's Interview with Frank Rubolino from One Final Note

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If you like this cd, we think you might also enjoy listening to the other excellent recordings:

Solus (Ernesto Diaz-Infante)

Ucross Journal (Ernesto Diaz-Infante)

Itz' at (Ernesto Diaz-Infante)

Border Crossings (Dana Reason and Peter Valsamis)

Shapes (Dan DeChellis)

Flux (Fred van Hove)

Ancient Future (Randy Weston)

Symbol Systems (Matthew Shipp)