03238nmm a2200445 i 450010.3998/mpub.14815870MiU20260811115241.0m o h cr#nna||||||||260724t20262026mauuunn h n eng d9798895060476[open access]10.3998/mpub.14815870doi(OCoLC)1607859115EYMengrdapnEYMM1366786.2New England Jazz Collaborative.Tributaries /New England Jazz Collaborative.Amherst, Massachusetts :Amherst College Press,2026©20261 online resource (6 audio files)performed musicprmrdacontentaudiosrdamediaonline resourcecrrdacarrierACP RecordsAnother brighter day /feat. Mitch Selib ; Temidayo Balogun ; Lumanyano Mzi --Ol' liminal --Kiss me again /feat. Mark Tipton ; Ellie Pruneau ; Temidayo Balogun --The secret /feat. Lumanyano Mzi ; Chris Gagne ; Bijon Watson --Gee, em... /feat. Allan Chase --Green turtle strut /feat. Eric Hofbauer.Open accessTributaries, the debut release from the New England Jazz Collaborative (NEJC), is a bold and exhilarating statement from one of the most innovative new forces in contemporary large ensemble jazz. The album showcases six original works by member composers Jeremy Cohen, Darryl Harper, Matan Rubinstein, and Sam Spear. The compositions traverse an expansive musical landscape--from New Orleans-inspired collective improvisation and lyrical balladry to Third Stream experimentation, funk, and West African highlife. The artist-led NEJC provides composers with access to a world class jazz orchestra capable of bringing ambitious new works to life. Rather than centering a single bandleader's vision, the collaborative embraces a diversity of compositional voices and a repertoire-driven model that is as inclusive as it is innovative. Performed by an exceptional ensemble of established and emerging musicians from the Greater Boston area and conducted by acclaimed composer and educator Ken Schaphorst, Tributaries reflects the richness of contemporary jazz while honoring New England's storied legacy of musical innovation. The album's title evokes the many influences, traditions, and personal histories that converge within the collaborative's music, resulting in a recording that is adventurous, accessible, and deeply human--a vibrant portrait of jazz as a living, evolving art form.This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Description based on information from the publisher.Jazz2021-2030.Electronic books.Michigan Publishing (University of Michigan),publisher.Supplement (work):1 online resource (1 pdf)ACP recordshttps://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.148158700No-worldcatRecordExternalImportMPubCataloging