 About: A native of New Haven, CT, Daniel Barbiero has been involved in creative improvised music in the Baltimore-Washington area for several years as a performer, composer, and sometime bandleader. He has worked in a variety of contexts, including modal and post-bop jazz, free improvisation, and world fusion drawing on the Indian classical and Middle Eastern musical traditions; he also backed Blue Note recording artist Greg Osby on a recent DC date. In addition, he has arranged and performed contemporary composed music, including playing in the premier of composer Robert Carl's "Changing My Spots". His solo music has been used as a setting for dance and movement. In addition, he undertook formal study of classical solo bass.
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Music:
Precipitation of Light Recorded live at Sangha, April 28, 2007 Recorded November 19, 2006 with Ben Azzara, drums & percussion. From a series of duets recorded at Jim Sivard's Woodwind Studio, within sight of the Blue Ridge Mountains. With Jim on tenor and soprano saxophones. Composed by Jonathan Matis and performed with Jon on guitar and electronics. Recorded in Jon's home studio, April 2005. August 14, 2004 with Mike Sebastian, reeds. 
From Selva OscuraThese pieces are from a very limited edition solo CD recorded in 2002 & 2003 at Ridgeland Studio on a five-string Eminence Portable Upright bass. The rest of the recording can be downloaded from here » With Mike Sebastian, reeds |
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Precipitation of Light
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