Piano-based jazz instrumentals . . . .
Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 11:49 am
Regarding:
"PIANO-BASED JAZZ ENSEMBLE INSTRUMENTAL PIECES are NEEDED for BACKGROUND SOURCE MUSIC in a Major Hollywood Studio’s FEATURE FILM. The Music Supervisor is looking for the kind of song that will play during a sophisticated wedding reception. They need it to sound like a 3 to 6 piece ENSEMBLE . . . . We need a track that has some room to breathe. If the music is transparent, and doesn’t jump off the screen or get in the way of dialogue, then it will work for what we need.” RELAXED, Down-to-Mid TEMPO will work best. They’re not looking for anything fast, furious, or frenetic."
The examples are both jazz trios: Bill Evans and Tommy Flanagan. I wonder what the 4th, 5th and/or 6th piece instrumentation would be to still keep it piano-based; certainly not a horn, I would think. I'm considering a submission that is more Latin-tinged, with guiro and congas, even though the "a-la's" are swing jazz. It's TINY DEEVEE, on my taxi page. Love some feedback regarding its doability, please.
Cheers,
"PIANO-BASED JAZZ ENSEMBLE INSTRUMENTAL PIECES are NEEDED for BACKGROUND SOURCE MUSIC in a Major Hollywood Studio’s FEATURE FILM. The Music Supervisor is looking for the kind of song that will play during a sophisticated wedding reception. They need it to sound like a 3 to 6 piece ENSEMBLE . . . . We need a track that has some room to breathe. If the music is transparent, and doesn’t jump off the screen or get in the way of dialogue, then it will work for what we need.” RELAXED, Down-to-Mid TEMPO will work best. They’re not looking for anything fast, furious, or frenetic."
The examples are both jazz trios: Bill Evans and Tommy Flanagan. I wonder what the 4th, 5th and/or 6th piece instrumentation would be to still keep it piano-based; certainly not a horn, I would think. I'm considering a submission that is more Latin-tinged, with guiro and congas, even though the "a-la's" are swing jazz. It's TINY DEEVEE, on my taxi page. Love some feedback regarding its doability, please.
Cheers,