Combustion Chamber
Conductor Rutger van Leyden
The 12-strong Dutch band Combustion Chamber under conductor Rutger van Leyden performs music that lies on the borders between pop, jazz and contemporary music. Combustion Chamber is the Dutch answer to the Steve Martland Band, the English ensemble formed by composer Steve Martland. Combustion Chamber comprises saxophones, brass, a rhythm section with piano and marimba, electric guitar and violin. They work with composers who are experienced in writing for a band and have therefore created a type of sound that is unique in contemporary music, one that has similarities with jazz and that allows room for improvisation. The result is music that is highly exciting, with a sound that makes the listener think of the better type of pop music; it also has a rhythmic impetus that drives almost incessantly. The programme title (nothing beats) CubicInches is a reference to an American proverb about cars and means that there is nothing more important than cylinder capacity.
Players
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Remco Jak alto sax
Maarten van Norden soprano / tenor sax
Bas Apswoude baritone sax
Allard Robert horn
Frank Anepool trumpet
Jeroen Drenth trombone
Pauline Post piano
Fedor Teunisse marimba & percussion
Hans van der Meer drums & percussion
Marieke de Bruijn violin & electric violin
Wiek Hymans electric guitar
Sjeng Schupp bass guitar
More info : http://www.combustionchamber.nl
bravo
leoncioviolin 1 year ago
I love the piano player!
aapno5 1 year ago
I love the piano player!
aapno5 1 year ago
no it is a big shame, steve martland and his music needs a lot more exposure!
macka109 2 years ago
brilliant
macka109 2 years ago
I love this sound but why nothing of the Steve Martland Band on Youtube?
Chelonickers 3 years ago
Is that the same Jak Remco on alto as the soprano on the Amstel Quartet.
jjasper2010 4 years ago
Wow, Steve Martland's music is exceptional! Breaking down the artificial boundaries of postmodernism! Thank you!
canzona 4 years ago
terrific - how to get more information about this group in english?
emikohayashi 4 years ago