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Under the Pyramid

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Download links and information about Under the Pyramid by Dominic Duval. This album was released in 2000 and it belongs to Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz, Rock genres. It contains 10 tracks with total duration of 01:04:10 minutes.

Artist: Dominic Duval
Release date: 2000
Genre: Jazz, Avant Garde Jazz, Rock
Tracks: 10
Duration: 01:04:10
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Mayan (The Worriers) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 3:12
2. U-Bah (She Performs) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 4:47
3. Na Kuba Kai (Her Name Is Moon God) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 9:44
4. Mi Kuba (His Name) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 5:56
5. Adi (It Has Come to Pass) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 5:29
6. U Cham (She Lets) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 5:10
7. U Bah (He Goes) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 4:28
8. Mi Kuba Na (His Name Is She) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 14:21
9. Ti Ak Ot (Dancing) (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 1:22
10. Ti Hasaw-Chan (With a Flag We Have Good Bye to the Past and Welcome In Our Futur (featuring The C. T. String Quartet) 9:41

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This is another splendid, utterly compelling recording from bassist Dominic Duval and his C.T. Quartet, complete with Duval on string bass Tomas Ulrich on cello, Jason Hwang on violin, and Ron Lawrence on viola. Each of the 12 tracks is dedicated to the Mexican people, though there is nothing particularly ethnic about the music. The songs reach deeply into the dark recesses where modern classical music and free jazz intersect. There is a noir quality to it all — one that inflames passion, though it never loses sight of itself. For those who have never experienced the richness of acoustic strings — or who think that the concept of the string quartet is somehow staid or boring — this group is a good antidote. These exciting and startlingly creative improvisations evolve from deep in the soul: Don't miss it!