Michael Brecker Quindectet

Musical Group

Jazz

Michael Brecker (1949–2007) was an American tenor saxophonist, composer and prolific session musician, influential in jazz and fusion and known for his technical mastery and expressive improvisations.

Wide Angles (2003) is presented as a large-ensemble/orchestral project; the review cites contributions from Antonio Sanchez (drums), Daniel Sadownick (percussion) and Patitucci (double bass). Brecker is noted for extensive session work with artists such as Frank Zappa, Joni Mitchell and Pat Metheny (mentioned in the review).

A strongly positive review that highlights Michael Brecker's technical mastery, compositional range and expressive playing. Wide Angles (2003) is described as a complex, well-arranged work for a large ensemble. The review praises specific tracks (e.g. "Angle of repose", "Timbuktu", "Night Jessamine") and the contributions of the session musicians. Recommended as an "epic jazz journey."

For:Jazz listeners, saxophone enthusiasts, fans of orchestral and experimental jazz.

Michael Brecker, one of the most prominent figures in the contemporary jazz scene, was a tenor saxophonist with extraordinary technical skills, a soloist with endless creativity and expressiveness, and an eclectic composer.
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