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Selected Tracks: Jessica Pavone is a string instrumentalist and composer based in New York City. Most recently, she has worked with the String Army (which she co-founded in 2000), the Jackson Moore Laboratory Band, the Correspondence Quartet, and the Greenwich Village Orchestra. Her music has been heard throughout the northeast in venues such as the Kitchen in New York and Real Art Ways in Hartford, Connecticut. She is currently working in collaboration with guitarist/composer, Mary Halvorson on a series of new compositions for guitar and viola. As a violist, she has worked with composers such as Butch Morris, Evan Hause, James Fei, Assif Tsahar, Kevin O'Neil, Andre Vida, and Seth Misterka. |
27 Epigrams 27 Epigrams is a series of beautiful miniatures written by Jess Pavone in the winter, spring, and summer of 2002. They consist of six solos which are very much the musical equivalent of haiku; eight trios for a rather asymmetrical instrumentation of viola, clarinet, and marimba; and twelve quartets with wonderfully balanced timbres. Comes highly recommended 27 tracks in 46:52 minutes :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala You might also enjoy listening to: Solos/Duos (Pavone and Moore) MBEK (Eyvind Kang and Mike Bisio) Day of Love (Mel Graves and ETHEL) White Fog (Sylvia Hallett) Irrefragable Dreams (Kimura and Dick) Improvisations Are Forever Now (Guy, Riley, Wachsmann)
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