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Discover Esperanza Spalding's full discography. Complete your Esperanza Spalding record collection. (Vocal Jazz, Mainstream, Contemporary) Esperanza Spalding - Collection, 4 Albums. Esperanza Spalding - Discography 2006 - 2012 (320kbps): 531.44 MB. Spalding performing in 2012 Background information Birth name Esperanza Emily Spalding Born ( ) Octo(age 33), United States Genres, Occupation (s) Musician, composer, educator, bandleader Instruments Double bass, bass guitar, vocals Years active 2000present. Esperanza Spalding Torrent Discography Full.
Esperanza Spalding (born 1984) is an American multi-instrumentalist best known as a jazz bassist and singer, who draws upon many genres in her own compositions. She composes her own pieces and occasionally sings while playing the bass, especially when she is with her. In May 2008 her CD Esperanza was released on the Heads Up label. In 2006 her debut album 'Junjo' was released. For Spalding, classical music is "music among friends."1I Know You KnowEsperanza Spalding3:452Lest We Forget (blood)Esperanza Spalding5:163JudasEsperanza Spalding4:094Chim Chim ChereeEsperanza Spalding3:49View 46 more rowsEnd of February 2009 played Spalding in the White House at the presentation of the Gershwin Prize to Stevie Wonder.
"I never think my music isn't easy until I got to teach it to other people. "I would be inside writing and you see the light coming in, and you check to see if it's sunny yet or not in the winter."Spalding says she built "Winter Sun" around chord voicings in fourths - it's actually in 4/4 time - but the "pattern falls in odd syncopations." Spalding never takes the easy way."You know, it feels very natural and easy to me," Spalding says. Amazingly, I realized through the process of exploring this music, that's exactly what any ensemble player does in the jazz idiom, too."In an interview with All Things Considered host Michele Norris, Spalding retraces the steps from inspiration to creation of the song "Winter Sun." It's better to hear Spalding talk over the music, but the story is just as good."I was living in New Jersey at the time in a mildly dreary neighborhood," Spalding says. "You sit together with this music on the stand, and you have to listen so carefully, breathe and be connected so intimately with everyone around you to balance all of the parts involved in bringing this piece to life.
"This image of this bare tree in front of my house in the winter. When I couldn't sleep, the lyrics just all came at once," Spalding says. But, as always, inspiration struck."I was on a tour with some other musicians one night at 1 a.m. I'm just seeking sounds."At first, "Winter Sun" didn't have words.
I don't want to say it's physically demanding, but you have to practice very carefully to get to the point where you feel comfortable and at ease on it."In NPR's Studio 4A, Spalding performed "Little Fly," which you can hear on this page. My body couldn't do it yet, because it takes many years to master this instrument. It used to be just pure frustration of imagining so much more and being able to get to a certain level of execution. "For what I can imagine and feel and think and hear, I can hardly do anything on the acoustic bass. Spalding started playing this massive instrument at an early age, and in an interview with Norris, the host wonders if Spalding mastered the instrument before she really understood its ability to convey meaning and lend soul to a song."I feel that it's exactly the opposite," Spalding says. It certainly is to me as a human when I feel the sun touching my skin."The bass, and the upright bass in particular, is an instrument that often provides deep meaning, tone and emotion to a composition.
It's been in front of my face for eight or nine years. I bought the book and put that poem above my desk. It's just an incredibly powerful, simple little poem. In the store, I read the poem about 10 times. "And the first page I turn to was this poem. I had no idea what it was I just saw the painting," Spalding says.
Somehow, my subconscious really wanted to sing this to the people.
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