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Transformation

by David Box

A contemporary jazz album featuring Los Angeles Woodwind Artist David Box playing Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritone Saxophones. Recorded with trumpet legend Ron Stout they layed down perfect tracks in a quick six hour session. You'll want to pick this up
Genre: Jazz: Traditional Jazz Combo
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1. Transformation
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2. It's In The Feet
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3. Nothing Koenning About It
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4. Trevor's Lullaby
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5. Now There's Two
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6. New Day
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


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David Box is currently living in Los Angeles playing professionally and teaching. Mr. Box is Professor of Saxophone and Director of Jazz Studies at La Sierra University in Riverside California. After studying in the Southern California area with Charles Richard he went onto receive his Masters in Saxophone Performance from the University of Texas at Austin, studing under Harvey Pittel. His playing carreer spans many genres with an emphasis in classical and jazz saxophone and woodwind doubling. His first jazz album has just been released titled "Transformation" and his next release will be a classical album of new saxophone works titled "Music of my Friends". As a woodwind doubler Mr. Box has performed over 20 different musicals including West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof, Into The Woods, Music Man, and many more. Performing is only a small part of David's life because he feels that teaching is crucial to his development as a player. He believes, "Teaching defines our individual approach to music. It helps us center our ideas and grow through the process of sharing them. As a result you get to watch the growth of others and analyze the effects that your beliefs have upon them. This process fullfills the circle of giving back to others what was once given to you, while surprisingly enough, you passivly receive more than you could ever have asked for in return." Mr. Box has recently been married on June 26th to his wife Jill who is completing a Masters in Bassoon Performance at the University of Southern California.


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Chris Walters

This is an album to take home.
I hear David in Austin at his CD release but didn't pick up an album but had his tunes sticking in my head the next day. It was great to see the album come up on CD Baby because I was able to track this CD down. David shows respect for traditional jazz styles in his compositions. Each instrument is featured tastfully include the bass melody solo on Trevor's Lullaby. Ron Stout was a real treat on trumpet because he goes all the way back to playing with Horace Silver and now with Bob Florence. Two tracks feature Ron and David including a fast rhythm changes duo that weaves the two instruments in and out. Any saxophonist can really appreciate this album because Dave plays all 4 horns on one record. He told me that all the tracks are second takes except for Transformation which they only did one take of due to time in the studio. It was all recorded in 6 hours at Willie Nelsons place which makes the CD even more amazing. Some killer music. Killer.