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Pianist, composer and arranger Carolina Calvache on her new album: “Vida Profunda is an ode to poetry and to life. The chosen poems and my original lyrics are the best vehicles for me to open my heart to the world because they relate to events that happened in my life or to people close to me. The title song comes from the poem Canción de la Vida Profunda (Song of the Profound Life) by Colombian writer Porfirio Barba Jacob. The second title “El Pájaro Yo” (The Me Bird) has the same name as the original poem by Chilean writer Pablo Neruda. The text of the song “Hope” is extracted from the poem “Lift every voice and sing” by African-American poet James Weldon Johnson. The song “Childhood Retreat” is based on the poem with the same name written by American poet Robert Duncan. “El Rastro” is extracted from the short story “El Rastro de tu sangre en la nieve” (The trail of your blood in the snow) by Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia Márquez. The song “Let Me Come With You” is extracted by the poem “Moonlight Sonata” by Greek poet Yiannis Ritsos. The original songs “No te vi crecer”, “Te conocí de nuevo”, “Stella”, “Sin un Despido”, are some of my stories and my first attempt to write lyrics.”

Miles Davis’s Birth of The Cool sessions, were recorded in 1949 and 1950 and released in 1957. More than fifty years later, when young trumpeter Bobby Spellman purchased a CD of these recordings, he became enchanted with the music. Spellman’s fascination with these performances led him to chase that same spirit for his own collection of nonet recordings, Revenge of the Cool. Spellman found after studying the scores that much of the attraction came from the unique colors and textures that were generated by the unique mid-sized ensemble along with the unique compositional style that lent itself to both jazz and classical styles, prefacing the Third Stream movement that would come soon after. Musicians: Bobby Spellman (Trumpet & Slide Trumpet, Composer, Arranger) Nonet band