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On the Heels of Its Highly-Acclaimed Debut CD, the Unforgettable NEWS RELEASE Contacts: :gg;kZbmapZbm^!ikbgm" DZm^LfbmaIkhfhmbhgl!kZ]bh" !01*"+.2&2/)) !1*-"-1+&))*) [email protected] [email protected] On the heels of its highly-acclaimed debut CD, The Unforgettable Sounds of Esquivel%Fk'AhlHk\a^lmkhmb\Zk^mnkgl% this time with its vibraphone quartet album, Third River Rangoon ;kbZg Fk'Ah HG^beelExotica for Modern Living series continues pbmama^phke]l_bklm\hee^\mbhgh_mabk]&lmk^Zf^qhmb\Z :ghkb`bgZeZg]fh]^kg^qiehkZmbhgh_\aZf[^k%cZss%\eZllb\Ze%Zg]phke]lhng]lbglibk^][rma^^l\Ziblfh_ ma^*2.)l^qhmb\Z`^gk^%e^][r\hfihl^k%ob[kZiahgblm%Zg]fnemb&i^k\nllbhgblm;kbZg Fk'Ah HG^bee ?^Zmnkbg`:e[ZgbZg_enm^Zg][Zll_enm^li^\bZeblm@^gbLd^g]h%CZiZg^l^i^k\nllbhgblmGhkbdhM^kZ]Z!?eZg`bZ% Phf^gh_ma^Phke]"%[ZllblmCZlhg=Zobl!>Zkmalhng]"%li^\bZe`n^lmM^oLm^ob`!DZ_ZgZ%De^sphh]l"hghn] "…a marvelously flexible unit…" —Jonathan Perry, Boston Globe b_ChagShkgblZg^qhmb\ZIb\Zllh%HG^beeblabl@^hk`^l ;kZjn^Zl;kZjn^fZraZo^[^^gma^_bg^k\n[blm%HG^beefZr be, in the long run, a stronger exoticist than Zorn." —Gordon Marshall, AllAboutJazz >]bmhklIb\d'-lmZkl'"…incredible arrangements, musicianship, and artistic direction." —Frank Alkyer, Downbeat !Z[hnmFk'AhlHk\a^lmkhmb\Zl+)*)[b`&[Zg]Ze[nf%The Unforgettable Sounds of Esquivel) Fk'AhlHk\a^lmkhmb\Z%ma^phke]lhger^gl^f[e^]^]b\Zm^]mh hkb`bgZemabk]&lmk^Zf^qhmb\ZZg]ma^liZ\^&Z`^ihifnlb\h_ CnZg@Zk\bZ>ljnbo^e%k^e^Zl^lThird River Rangoon, its debut lfZee&`khnik^\hk]bg`%hgFZr,*%+)**'Mablngbjn^\hee^\mbhg of works was recorded live at Futura Productions in Roslindale, F:%Zg]pZlikh]n\^][r^qhmb\Zfnlb\Znmahkbmr;khma^k<e^o^!=^e?n^`hl%<hf[nlmb[e^>]blhg%C^ml^m=C" Zg]Fk'Ah'Ma^k^lnemblZ\heeZ`^h_^qhmb\\aZf[^kfnlb\pa^k^ma^ik^&\hg\^kme^\mnk^lZg]ihlm&\hg\^km f^^m&Zg]&`k^^ml\hf^pbmaShf[b^lZg]FZbMZblbglm^Z]h_\aZfiZ`g^%ma^\hg\^kmaZeeblZLZZkbg^g&fh]^kg% Zg]ma^eblm^g^k^gchrlbmZee_khfma^\hf_hkmh_ma^eZm^lm>Zf^l\aZbk'!Hgma^pZrhnm%bgl^kmrhnkiZkdbg` mb\d^mbgmhma^mbdblmZmn^lfhnmamh^qbmma^`ZkZ`^"' Fk'Ahl+)*)]^[nm[b`&[Zg]k^e^Zl^%The Unforgettable Sounds of Esquivel%pZlZMhiIb\d[rAllAboutJazz, Z-&lmZkk^ob^p[rma^Sunday Times of London, and is currently playing in thousands of Starbucks stores world- wide. Third River Rangoon takes the Exotica for Modern Living series in a quieter, more introspective direction with eight new compositions by Mr. Ho that draw from the Italian tammurriata, Albanian drone singing ! Iah^gbq%@hh][r^ "%ma^ :ee^`k^mmh _khfLahlmZdhob\al*)malrfiahgr! FhZbMab^_ "%ma^;ne`ZkbZg kopanitsa ! :nmnfg=b``bg`=Zg\^ "%Zg]gZmnkZeer%Zlhg`Z[hnmma^+)&_hhm&mZeelmhg^l^gmkrZmma^_hkf^k :dn&:dnk^lmZnkZgmbg<Zf[kb]`^%F:%maZmblghp]k^ll^]niZlZlZ]@ehn\^lm^k_bla^kfZg! Ehg^lhf^:dn h_:e^pb_^ "'Ma^Ze[nflmbme^%Third River Rangoon%blZieZrhg@ngma^kL\anee^klmabk]&lmk^Zffnlb\\hglmkn\m maZmZeehpl[e^g]bg`h_cZssZg]\eZllb\Zeb]^Zl%Zg]ma^KZg`hhg%Zghm&lh&Znma^gmb\&[nm&\hf_hkmbg`:f^kb\Zg - over - Fk'AhlHk\a^lmkhmb\Z3Third River Rangoon - 2 - Chinese dumpling. Together these two images suggest an unchartered, mysterious riverboat journey through music that explores multiple idioms in depth (without forgetting to be fun and sinfully delicious). 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Cal Tjader, the popular Latin-jazz vibraphonist, wrote “Colorado Waltz,” an uptempo 6/8 selec- mbhg_^Zmnkbg`lhehl[rLd^g]h%HG^beehgob[kZiahg^%Zg]M^kZ]Zhg\Zchg'Khng]bg`hnmma^ghg&hkb`bgZe mkZ\dlblHG^beelZkkZg`^f^gmh_ :kZ[=Zg\^ _khfM\aZbdholdrlNutcracker, which (finally) features an Z\mnZe:kZ[b\bglmknf^gm3ma^hn]':k`nZ[er[kbg`bg`M\aZbdholdrl \h__^^]Zg\^ Zlm^i\ehl^kmhZnma^gmb\bmr% Tev Stevig—perhaps the top polymath in the Boston “guitar-like instruments” scene—adds a hauntingly beautiful solo on this instrument while providing harmonic support during the rest of the arrangement. Earlier Stevig Zii^Zklhgma^**(1;ne`ZkbZg&bg_nl^] :nmnfg=b``bg`=Zg\^% gZf^]_hkma^_ZeeaZko^lm]Zg\^dghpgZlma^ kopanitsa'Ablhn]lhehbl_kZf^]pbmai^k\nllbhg[r[hmaM^kZ]ZZg]HG^bee%ma^eZmm^kh_pahfZ]]lma^ booming Balkan tappan drum and riq !:kZ[b\mZf[hnkbg^"makhn`ahnm'!Lm^ob`Z\mnZeerbgmkh]n\^]HG^beemh Bulgarian rhythms while performing together in their original Balkan-jazz ensemble, Kafana). 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This peaceful lullaby-like composition evokes haole images of the South Pacific that delicately float from left to right across the stereo field and oh-so-gently remind the listener to check that last email from Expedia about Hawaiian vacation packages. Concerts: x?kb%Cng^,91if3EbsZk]Ehng`^3;hlmhg%F:3<=K>E>:L>!jnZkm^m" xLZm%Cng^*1913,)if3HmmhlLakngd^gA^Z]3GR<3<=K>E>:L>!jnZkm^m" xLZm%Cner*/91if3;Zk[és:;khhderg%GR3!jnZkm^m" ?kb%Cner+2913,)if3EberIZ]%F:!jnZkm^m" LZm%:n`nlm+0903,)if3:kmljn^lmFnlbd_^lm<Z_^%;^mae^a^f%I:!>ljnbo^e[b`[Zg]" Other “Exotica for Modern Living” album releases: The Unforgettable Sounds of Esquivel (Nov. 2010) – http://orchestrotica.com/album Fk'AhlHk\a^lmkhmb\Zblmph^gl^f[e^l3bgZ]]bmbhgmhma^mabk]&lm^Zf^qhmb\ZjnZkm^m%Z[b`[Zg]pbmaho^k+) fnlb\bZgli^k_hkflma^phke]lhger^qmZgmmkZgl\kbimbhglh_F^qb\Zgehng`^dbg`CnZg@Zk\bZ>ljnbo^elliZ\^- age pop arrangements. 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