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Coordinates
Coming August 29 to ORENDA RECORDS
“Rosenboom at his toughest and most colorful, busting the walls to find grandeur in the collapse of modernity and opening cracks into the corners of the soul.”
Coordinates (Vinyl / CD)
from $14.99
Get Dan Rosenboom’s Coordinates in either a special edtion 180-gram 12” vinyl LP pressed with transparent metallic gold high melt, or a 6-panel digipak CD covered in original artwork by Kio Griffith.
Dan Rosenboom: Trumpet, Piccolo Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Compositions
Rhythm Section:
Jake Vossler: Guitars
Jerry Watts, Jr.: Electric Bass
Caleb Dolister: Drums
Keys:
Jeff Babko: Fender Rhodes (Track 2)
Gloria Cheng: Piano (Tracks 4, 5 & 9)
Joshua White: Piano (Track 7)
Percussion:
Wade Culbreath: Vibraphone and Marimba (Tracks 3, 5, 7 & 9)
Petri Korpela: Hand Percussion, Gongs, Metallics, Tambourine, Shakers & Shells (Tracks 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9)
Winds:
Katisse Buckingham: Flutes (Track 5)
Gavin Templeton: Alto and Baritone Saxophones (Tracks 2, 6 & 7)
Nicole McCabe: Alto Saxophone (Track 3)
Brian Walsh: Contralto Clarinet (Tracks 3 & 8)
Jon Stehney: Bassoon, Contrabassoon (Tracks 4 & 8)
Brass:
Laura Brenes: Horn (Tracks 5 & 9)
Katie Faraudo: Horn (Tracks 5 & 9)
Steve Suminski: Trombone (Tracks 5 & 9)
Ryan Dragon: Trombone (Tracks 3, 5 & 9)
Steve Trapani: Bass Trombone (Tracks 5 & 9)
Doug Tornquist: Tuba (Tracks 5 & 9)
Strings:
Jacqueline Kerrod: Harp (Track 4)
Lauren Elizabeth Baba: Viola (Track 6)
Miguel Atwood-Ferguson: 5-string Electric Violin (Track 7)
Michael Valerio: Contrabass (Track 4)
with
The Lyris Quartet (Tracks 4 & 9):
Alyssa Park: Violin
Shalini Vijayan: Violin
Luke Maurer: Viola
Timothy Loo: Cello
“A singularly creative voice whose unique aesthetic encompasses an array of idiosyncratic influences...a lyrical virtuoso with a commanding tone, whose expansive trumpet technique is saliently paralleled in his diverse writing.”
UPCOMING EVENTS
“Los Angeles trumpeter Rosenboom and his colleagues have the spark in them, the connection to that nexus where head, heart, and spirit collide. His improvisations flow with an undisputable internal logic so that every turn seems as inevitable upon hearing as it was unpredictable moments before. Whether his music shifts from a trumpet march to an electric guitar loop, from frenzy to quiet breath, from tight ensemble to bickering solos, I feel smarter and somehow better for having heard it. Great music teaches ... trains the brain. Coltrane, Dylan, Hendrix, Carla Bley, Leroy Jenkins, Bach all do this. So does Daniel Rosenboom.”
RECENT ALBUMS
“Restless trumpeter, composer, poet, bandleader and record label entrepreneur Daniel Rosenboom tackles every one of his roles with a spirited intellect, which makes each new release a new adventure of multiple dimensions.”
MUsic VIDEOs
“It’s wildly inventive, improvisational music that defies easy categorization such as jazz-rock fusion, electronica, or progressive jazz. It is all of those and more… Rosenboom’s vision is as wide ranging as any… Dive in for an immersive experience. Music rarely gets more explorative than this.”
the boom method
Dan Rosenboom’s ground-breaking pedagogy book for trumpet and other instruments we published by Balquhidder Music and distributed by Carl Fischer in 2019.
“Dan Rosenboom is one of the finest trumpeters I’ve had the privilege to work with. Besides being a stylistically complete musician, Dan is a deep thinker when it comes to music or overcoming issues on the trumpet. The book you hold in your hands is great representation of things Dan has practiced to mold him into the virtuoso musician he is today. All the material is laid out in a practical fashion with thorough explanations of the goals at hand. As a student of the trumpet, I’m looking forward to diving into this material myself. Bravo Dan!”
–Wayne Bergeron, Yamaha Performing Artist, Los Angeles Studio Musician, Instructor of Jazz Trumpet, California State University, Northridge
Also endorsed by studio legends, Jon Lewis and Barry Perkins, international superstar trumpet soloist, Jens Lindemann, and the entire trumpet section of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. (Read here)