The Johnson-Fleder Sub-Trio

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One of the greatest songs loosened up a bit.
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Miles Davis' tune Nardis overlaid on Senegalese call-and-response drum rhythms.
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A piece of music written during the tumult of grad school applications. The idea is for the saxophone and drums to be in rhythmic opposition for the majority of the written segments. The piece is in 9/8 and centered around minor 7ths and tritones.
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One of the greatest songs loosened up a bit.
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Guest said

interesting work. Can't wait to hear more!

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Miles Davis' tune Nardis overlaid on Senegalese call-and-response drum rhythms.
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Hydrographica said

Truly excellent, I love it.

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A piece of music written during the tumult of grad school applications. The idea is for the saxophone and drums to be in rhythmic opposition for the majority of the written segments. The piece is in 9/8 and centered around minor 7ths and tritones.
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Jason Earls said

love the odd time signature, intense sax, i could feel it.

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Miles Davis' tune Nardis overlaid on Senegalese call-and-response drum rhythms.
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Breaking Light said

Great stuff!

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One of the greatest songs loosened up a bit.
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Jason Earls said

powerful sax! cool drumming. a few parts reminded me of Albert Ayler! YEAH!

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Composed of Collin Johnson (saxophones) and Michael Fleder (drums), The Sub-Trio seamlessly blends deconstructed jazz standards with free improvisation and original compositions. They strive for chaotic logic in their music, adhering to the idea that music is sound; sound is rhythm; rhythm is melody; melody is harmony; harmony is a soft-boiled egg; and one should not play on an empty stomach.

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