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About String Thing
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Genre: Jazz
Location Mountain View, California, Un
Profile Views: 4772
Last Login: 6/24/2011
Member Since 8/20/2008
Record Label Unsigned
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String Thing is a jazz ensemble formed in 2007 at the Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA) in Mountain View, California. String Thing performs jazz with strings as the "horns" of a conventional jazz ensemble. The group is made up of two violins (Marty Honda and Mary Helen Weinstein), a guitar (Fred Malouf), piano (Joe Roark), bass (Jordi Cirera) and drums (Ricky Takahashi). One of the violins played in the group is a baritone violin, which is tuned an octave below a standard violin. It plays the role that a tenor sax or trombone would play in a conventional jazz ensemble. The standard violin plays the role that an alto sax or trumpet would play. The group plays all the jazz standards from Monk to Jobim, as well as original compositions in the spirit of these masters. String Thing is NOT a string quartet doing jazz (like ..Turtle Island..) or a "gypsy jazz" group focussing on Django Reinhardt and Stephan Grappelli (with all due respect to these pioneers of string jazz). And String Thing is certainly not ..Bond.. or their like. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .... -
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Violins: Marty Honda and Mary Helen Weinstein .. Guitar: Fred Malouf .. Piano: Joe Roark .. Bass: Antony Bichon .. Drums: Ricky Takahashi .. .. Musical Advisors: Rich Kuhns, Dan Nieckarz, John Neves .. -
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10 Songs | Sep 21, 2008















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