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Bruce Harris Quartet

The 41-year-old Bronx trumpeter fronted a previous album called Beginnings (Posi-Tone) with a group including pianist Michael Weiss, and he comes with a promising pedigree. Taught by Jon Faddis...

Soundview

Bruce Harris Quartet

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The 41-year-old Bronx trumpeter fronted a previous album called Beginnings (Posi-Tone) with a group including pianist Michael Weiss, and he comes with a promising pedigree. Taught by Jon Faddis...

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Two great sources of inspiration for me: my roots - the neighborhood in which I was born, Soundview, South Bronx NY, and my current Home Sugar Hill, Harlem. Although it was not a place filled with privilege and opportunity, Soundview was and is rich in artistic excellence and indomitable spirit. Much of the music on this record was either composed and refined here in Sugar Hill. This record is a tribute to my family and community in the Bronx and to the black excellence that began in the Harlem Renaissance. I hope you enjoy! Bruce Harris Sugar Hill, Harlem January, 2021 Contrary to opinion, Jazz has always reflected the times. Sadly again, we are bearing witness to the racial injustice in the United States, wherein Black people's lives are constantly at risk, particularly by those sworn to protect its citizens. As harrowing as this is, there seems to be a dialog in which black voices are finally being heard. The Cellar Music Group recognizes that Jazz is not only a music native to America, but that the progenitors of this music are the very lives that are being threatened daily.

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August 2021

The 41-year-old Bronx trumpeter fronted a previous album called Beginnings (Posi-Tone) with a group including pianist Michael Weiss, and he comes with a promising pedigree. Taught by Jon Faddis and a follower of educator Barry Harris, he’s done time with the Lincoln Center band and the current Basie ensemble. Now produced by fellow trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, he shows a convincing modern-mainstream approach, and a repertoire to match.
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