℗ 2017 Australian Art Orchestra
Released August 4, 2017
Duration 59m 21s
Record Label Jazzhead
Genre Jazz
 

Water Pushes Sand

Australian Art Orchestra

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1.1
Joy at the Sunrise
Australian Art Orchestra
4:47
1.2
Here Come the Waves
Australian Art Orchestra
6:26
1.3
Rivers of Bicycles
Australian Art Orchestra
5:31
1.4
Forgotten Streets
Australian Art Orchestra
8:16
1.5
Bandong Chant
Australian Art Orchestra
7:02
1.6
Clouds in White
Australian Art Orchestra
6:11
1.7
Mapo Tofu
Australian Art Orchestra
4:26
1.8
Remember Harry
Australian Art Orchestra
5:24
1.9
Water Pushes Sand
Australian Art Orchestra
3:09
1.10
Changing Faces
Australian Art Orchestra
4:27
1.11
Joy at the Sunrise
Australian Art Orchestra
3:42
“Water Pushes Sand is an admirable feat and should be considered a meaningful step towards unpacking the possibilities that exist in Asian-Australian orchestral collaboration. The work shows us that there is no shortage of fodder for artistic creation between China and Australia, with each of the musicians featured exhibiting a high-quality of musical mastery and maturity in performance and improvisation.” - Nithya Iyer, Peril Magazine Drawing heavily on influences from the Art Ensemble of Chicago, The Australian Art Orchestra (AAO) was founded in 1994 with a commitment to exploring the meeting points between disciplines and cultures through the wonder of improvisation. Water Pushes Sand is one of the orchestra's most striking works, integrating elements of contemporary jazz and the traditional melodies, rhythms and cacophonous operatic style of Sichaun, China. Composer Erik Griswold concludes 15 years of research with this work, tapping five of the southern Chinese city's all-star musicians to join five members of the AAO for a colourful collage of winds, piano and percussion.
48 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Jazzhead Studio Masters
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LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
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-16.60
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-12.97
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9 to 13
1
Joy at the Sunrise
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2
Here Come the Waves
-0.50-14.51-11.89
3
Rivers of Bicycles
-0.50-19.00-16.013
4
Forgotten Streets
-0.50-16.88-12.410
5
Bandong Chant
-0.50-14.80-11.69
6
Clouds in White
-0.50-20.90-16.812
7
Mapo Tofu
-0.50-15.16-11.610
8
Remember Harry
-0.50-20.51-15.913
9
Water Pushes Sand
-0.50-16.64-12.612
10
Changing Faces
-0.50-15.01-11.910
11
Joy at the Sunrise
-0.50-14.97-11.29

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