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Molto Molto, music for jazz orchestra by Sasha Matson. Stereophile Records 2023 (24-96 download,vinyl,CD) Sasha describes the three works on this album as follows:
Sasha Matson was born in Seattle, grew up in Berkeley, California during the turbulent and musical 1960’s, and is currently a resident of Cooperstown, New York. As an undergraduate he attended the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where his primary composition teachers were Elinor Armer and John Adams.
A coast to coast American composer, conductor, arranger and pianst. Works includes Jazz Operas, Film, Large Orchestra, Dance/Thearer scores, and much more!
Sasha Matson was born in Seattle, and grew up in Berkeley, California. As an undergraduate he attended the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where his primary composition teachers were Elinor Armer and John Adams – later studying privately with Andrew Imbrie.
May 1, 2023 · The album, Molto Molto, is now available on the Stereophile label with the catalog number STPH023 as a double-LP, 180gm set ($39.95) and a single CD ($14.95). The album can be purchased from Amazon and later this week from Stereophile 's Online Store .
May 1, 2023 · Sasha Matson (left) with Steve Cardenas holding his Telecaster guitar fitted with humbucking pickups.
May 1, 2023 · Sasha Matson. Capt. Trips, Matson's tribute to Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia, represents a return to his roots. He grew up in Berkeley, CA, playing keyboards in a psychedelic band and listening to groups like the Grateful Dead.
Jan 27, 2024 · "Third Inning" Julie Adams (soprano); Carin Gilfry (mezzo-soprano); Daniel Montenegro (tenor); Daniel Favela (tenor); Rod Gilfry (baritone); Gernot Bernroide...
Jun 21, 2023 · the Jerry Garcia tribute is a highlight. Sasha Matson first came to the attention of many audiophiles with his 1993 Audioquest release "i-5/Steel Cords" (Audioquest AQ-LP 1013), which includes the most unusual "Works For Pedal Steel Guitar, Harp and Strings" and i-5" a paen to Interstate Highway 5, the road that in the late 1980s ...
Sasha Matson. Classical / jazz composer born in Seattle, Washington. Raised in Berkeley, California, he later attended the University of California at Santa Cruz, and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where his primary teachers were composers John Adams and Elinor Armer.
