Wayne Horvitz 热门歌曲下载
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55 6(7)Variations | The Snowghost Sessions | 03:03 |
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Mädchenlied, Op. 85, No. 3 | 02:27 | |
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Shuffle | Miracle Mile | 05:58 |
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3 Questions | This New Generation | 02:36 |
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And Sing This Song | Miracle Mile | 04:14 |
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Danced All Night | This New Generation | 02:33 |
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Short Of Breath | This New Generation | 04:45 |
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Miracle Mile | Miracle Mile | 05:52 |
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These Hard Times | This New Generation | 04:15 |
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The Front | Miracle Mile | 05:17 |
Wayne Horvitz 最新专辑下载
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Miss Ann
1994-10-18
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Dog Leg
2010-09-01
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Halfrack
1993-04-13
![The President](https://flac.lol/images/albums/2034548.jpg)
The President
1987-01-01
![Dinner at Eight](https://flac.lol/images/albums/2027626.jpg)
Dinner at Eight
1985-01-01
![4 + 1 Ensemble](https://flac.lol/images/albums/1888361.jpg)
4 + 1 Ensemble
2009-07-24
Wayne Horvitz 歌手简介
by Chris Kelsey
Wayne Horvitz took piano lessons briefly as a child. At 13, he received a few classical guitar lessons; he found the style unsuitable and quit. A year later, influenced by the records of blues pianist Otis Spann, he took up the piano again. From that point, he was largely self-taught. Horvitz made a name for himself in the 80s by playing with some of the leading lights on the downtown New York-based experimental/improv scene, including Bobby Previte, Butch Morris, Fred Frith, Elliott Sharp, and others. His most famous association was with saxophonist/composer John Zorn as a member of the latters band, Naked City. Horvitz-led ensembles included the President, the Horvitz/Morris/Previte Trio, and Pigpen. By the mid-90s, Horvitz had moved from New York to the Pacific Northwest; his primary band became the Seattle-based Zony Mash (Horvitz; Timothy Young, guitar; Keith Lowe, bass; Andy Roth, drums). Their organ-based, groove-oriented music incorporates some outside elements, but largely avoids the avant-garde tendencies characteristic of Horvitzs New York work. Besides Zony Mash, Horvitz continues to perform in other contexts, leading the Four Plus One Ensemble (Horvitz; Eyvind Kang, violin; Julian Priester, trombone; Reggie Watts, keyboards; Tucker Martine, electronics and live processing) and Ponga (Horvitz; Bobby Previte, drums; Skerik, saxes; Dave Palmer, keyboards). Horvitz has also recorded for the Songlines, Knitting Factory, Elektra/Nonesuch, Sound Aspects, and Black Saint labels.