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Thanks for the Espresso

from Living by Paul Cutlan String Project

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Composed by Jann Rutherford, arranged by Paul Cutlan

The name Jann Rutherford is better known these days for the valuable Jann Rutherford Memorial Award for talented and aspiring young female jazz musicians. Jann was a talented pianist and composer from New Zealand. Blind from birth, she performed and recorded extensively in Australia from 1989 until her early death in 2003. Thanks for the Espresso features on Jann’s debut CD Discovery (Tall Poppies). I had given Jann a stove-top espresso machine for her birthday and she reciprocated with this lyrical tune to be played on soprano saxophone. It’s a beautiful example of Jann’s vivid harmonic imagination and this arrangement is my dedication to her memory.

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from Living, released October 23, 2020
Paul Cutlan soprano saxophone, Liisa Pallandi violin, Caroline Hopson violin, James Eccles viola, Oliver Miller cello, Brett Hirst double bass, Gary Daley piano

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Paul Cutlan Sydney, Australia

Paul’s uniquely expressive voice as a multi-instrumentalist and composer is informed by contemporary classical music, world music and jazz.

Paul has had works commissioned by Ars Musica Australis, The NOISE string quartet, Divergence Jazz Orchestra and Jenny Eriksson. ... more

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