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Welcome to Hungary! The Tommy Vig Orchestra 2012 Featuring David Murray : ウィキペディア英語版
Welcome to Hungary! The Tommy Vig Orchestra 2012 Featuring David Murray

''Welcome to Hungary! The Tommy Vig Orchestra 2012 Featuring David Murray'' is a 2011 album by jazz vibraharpist Tommy Vig. It was released on the Klasszikus Jazz Records label and features performances by Vig, David Murray, Istvan Elek, Ferenc Schreck, Balazs Cserta, and Rozsa Farkas.
== Reception ==
Marcela Breton of the Jazz Journalists Association nominated the album as one of the 10 Best of 2011. 〔(JJA 2011 'Best of' Lists )〕 JazzTalent.com's review by Dustin Garlitz states "''Welcome to Hungary !'' is a Bags and Trane collaboration configured for the 21st century. Tommy Vig’s Orchestra is truly outstanding on all fronts, and his arrangements are, of course, nothing less than top-notch." 〔(JazzTalent.com review Oct. 2011 )〕 JazzReview.com's review by Eric Prinzing states "Many of the tunes are based on a swinging riff, recalling the classic swing bands of Benny Goodman and Count Basie. But this is just a starting point, as Vig and Murray explore each song with thoroughly modern harmony. And this is not just limited to the solos—the developmental sections of each song are as difficult and demanding as 20th century classical music, while remaining firmly in a jazz aesthetic." 〔(JazzReview.com review Dec. 2011 )〕 Scott Yanow of L.A. Jazz Scene states "The band is excellent...the Murray-Vig duets are memorable...the music is modern, swings, and will keep listeners guessing." 〔(L.A. Jazz Scene review Nov. 2012 )〕 Ron Spain of Australian Jazz Scene states "With the combined forces of the excellent musicians, the compositional strength, and all of the featured soloists, this is very modern music of a high standard that requires, even deserves, rapt attention over several plays." 〔(Australian Jazz Scene review Dec 2012/Jan 2013 )〕 All About Jazz's reviews by Jerry D'Souza, Hrayr Attarian, and Jack Bowers call the album "a gem of big band swing," 〔(All About Jazz review Sep. 2011 )〕 "a well-rounded and delightful introduction to an artist who deserves long overdue recognition as a composer, improviser and instrumentalist," 〔(All About Jazz review Feb. 2012 )〕 and "big-band jazz () toward the more adventurous," 〔(All About Jazz review April 2012 )〕 respectively. Ken Waxman of Jazz Word states "top-flight big band." 〔(Jazz Word review July 16, 2012 )〕 Chris Spector of Midwest Record states "Certainly music for free thinkers." 〔(Midwest Record review Aug. 2011 )〕 D. Oscar Groomes of O's Place Jazz Magazine states "Dynamic . . . high level of musicianship.” 〔(O's Place Jazz Magazine Review Oct. 2012 )〕 The Jazz Journalists Association nominated the album liner notes 〔(Album Liner Notes )〕 as one of the best of 2011. 〔(JJA Jazz Awards 2012 Nominations )〕

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