Rainy Season

A delicate and compelling harp leads off this incredible experimental ambient piece with Asian and jazz overtones. Featuring piano by Benjamin Sigerson, “Basho Suite” tokes you on a journey of colorful sonic landscapes and musical gardens that captivate and astound.

Curious percussion, and ambient sonics give way to improvisational piano, harp and ethnic drums. A decidedly melodic Asian fusion, “A Painting Of Autumn Sound” is an abstract jazzy love letter to the expressionists in all areas from the canvas to the score.

Beat poets like Jack Kerouak set the stage in the NYC scene of the 60’s where “Inter Play” would feel right at home. An abstract, improvisational ensemble piece that does not disappoint, this highly interesting performance brings to mind the leaders of free form expression. A challenging, but worthwhile listen…

A sublimely delicate ballad featuring the talents of Benjamin Sigerson, “For You Who Owns the Moon” strikes a pitch-perfect balance between old school torch song and rich spacious ambient piano performance, embodying the sentiment of loneliness and longing. An exquisitely written and performed piece that is both timeless and contemporary.

A vintage 60’s sounding, percussion forward composition that hearkens back to the beat generation of 1960’s New York. Abstract and ambient in nature, “Last Night Winds And Rains” features sparse melodic contribution

A slightly chaotic ensemble piece that is fully experimental in nature, “Horology” defines the vintage 60’s free form aesthetic. Begging comparisons of the great abstract painters of the day, this composition takes classical musical elements and jazz sensibility to an entirely different and most engaging place.

A delightfully delicate interplay between classical harp and improv jazz piano lead off this experimental, ambient ensemble performance that features sparse percussion elements. A perfect nightcap for your evening taking in the sights and sounds of 60’s New York.