Enter the Origin Records Matt Jorgensen/Chad McCullough 2-CD Giveaway

Source: All About Jazz
November 7, 2010
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All About Jazz members are invited to enter the Origin “2-CD" giveaway contest starting today. We'll select FIVE winners to receive the CD's below at the conclusion of the contest on December 6th.

Click here to enter the contest

(Following Matt Jorgensen at AAJ automatically enters you in the contest.)

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Matt Jorgensen—Tattooed by Passion

Inspired by the paintings of his late father-in-law, the prominent abstract-impressionist artist Dale Chisman, drummer Matt Jorgensen has created a recording of all original works drawing influence directly from Chisman paintings, his home city of Denver, his life-long friends, and his constant reinvention as an artist. To properly reflect the power and expanse of Chisman's pieces, Jorgensen, along with his longtime collaborators—trumpeter

Thomas Marriott

trumpet
b.1975

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Mark Taylor

composer / conductor
b.1961

" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Taylor—expands his own palette from previous recordings, exploring broad new textures and musical landscapes aided by

Corey Christiansen

guitar

" data-original-title="" title="">Corey Christiansen's earthy guitar work, bassist Dave Captein, and orchestrations for string quartet. Visit mattjorgensen.com for more info.

Chad McCullough & Michal Vanoucek—The Sky Cries

Seattle trumpeter Chad McCullough joins with Slovakian pianist Michal Vanoucek for an album of varied sonic landscapes and ever-changing moods. The Sky Cries follows up on concerts in The Hague (Michal's home for the last decade) and the Pacific Northwest, where together they molded their music into something distinctly their own—blending modern jazz ('Where The Sky Cries' and 'Blue In Breed') with European influences ('Time-lapse' and 'Krasna') and an openness that is decidedly Northwest ('Urban Grassland' and 'Soliloquy for D.G.'). They're joined by saxophonist Mark Taylor, Dave Captein on bass, and Matt Jorgensen on drums. Visit chadmccullough.com for more info.

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