Low Resolution by Nathan Clevenger

Low Resolution is one of those pieces that takes its time to develop, creating a pensive and unhurried mood.

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Port o' Nine Tails by Nathan Clevenger Group

Clevenger's name may be on the ensemble, but his guitar seems to play a distinctly supporting role in Port o' Nine Tails, led instead by a clarinet.

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Fossil Strategies by Nathan Clevenger Group

Nathan Clevenger's group play off each other for ten minutes with Fossil Strategies, a playful, accessible piece of jazz.

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Ilcarciofo by Nathan Clevenger

Ilcarciofo is the sort of slow jazz piece one might listen to while lifting a glass on a dark evening, reflecting on one's sorrows.

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Late Kasparov Drives A Cab by Nathan Clevenger Group

Late Kasparov Drives a Cab sounds like a scene in a film from a bygone era set on some New York City streets.

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Monsoon by Nathan Clevenger Group

This slow, plodding Monsoon builds and wanes through 6 minutes.

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Djuna Perch Porter by Nathan Clevenger Group

Sax and oboe frolic over guitar, bass, and drum in a comfortable combination called Djuna Perch Porter.

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Hopeless by Nathan Clevenger

How to do a softly rumbling drum and bass interlude in a jazz number: it's Hopeless, by Nathan Clevenger's Group.

http://www.nathanclevengermusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Hopeless-RESIZE-1.mp3

The Irreconcilables by Nathan Clevenger Group

The Irreconcilables is just plain excellent jazz. It sounds cohesive and excellent throughout, with playful expressions on top of solid harmonies.

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