Kelly Brand - The DoorFeaturing some of Chicago's finest musicians, composer pianist Kelly Brand's debut recording for Origin stands out with a set of all original music highlighting the band's modern group aesthetic and what the Chicago Reader called "noteworthy craftsmanship and flowing serene energy." Besides the horn work of trumpeter Art Davis and saxophonist Geof Bradfield, "The Door" also features vocals by Brand and the propulsive rhythm section of bassist Kelly

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"It was during that tour last year that we decided to record a live album

Renowned British producer and arranger Peter Vettese is responsible for most of the orchestration

reading the authors that I loved and listening to music that I loved

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Featuring only two resounding epic tracks which run for nearly two hours

Beethoven and Brahms with a wealth of Russian color

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with research aimed at piano improvisation in the 19th century

which focuses on four great albums recorded between 1958-61 which show him at the height of his powers