Alon Hagiga - Reflecting On Freedoma fantastic find! Such is Farber's brilliance as a songwriter and arranger he takes the best from each of the traditions he calls upon, uniting a wide array of colors towards the common end of an exciting, celebratory music. All About Jazz. Now entering it's third decade as an ensemble, Hagiga's founder, saxophonist Alon Farber looked to Eddie Harris's "Freedom Jazz Dance" as inspiration and a theme for their 4th recording, "Reflecting on Freedom."

" the master of rock-Chaâbi once asked

The "King of Instruments

Witch - Introduction

and imagines) at an almostincomparable clip

Heavy Metal mania from the early 80s

A huge hit on Broadway

but as each blade and hammer hosts an evil spirit

Craig Brooks (guitars and vocals) and Doug Howard (bass and vocals)

most played song on the radios - "Colder"

which leads to Paul Paccione delving into minimalism with uninterrupted droning and resonance

BYU Women's Chorus

and one that blurs the lines between the electronic and the organic