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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on16 March 201422 April 2014

Album review: Initially (Acronym Orchestra)

‘…The Acronym Orchestra and many of their contemporaries joyfully celebrate and integrate and build upon the musical language of, and beyond, the jazz tradition – blues, gospel, jump, New Orleans, and even further back to Africa and the Middle East and both West and Eastern Europe.’

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Reviews Posted on14 December 2012

Gig review by Phil Sandford – Mike Nock’s Tone Poem for SIMA

His ideas are clear and strong, and deceptively simple motifs unfold and develop in unexpected ways, always maintaining the listener’s interest. Suite SIMA is a model of how to write for a medium-sized jazz ensemble that will provide student composers and arrangers with many lessons and lots of inspiration.

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