Every once in a great while, the stars align and the muses visit a concert hall to smile beneficently on the musicians assembled there. How else to account for the ineffable chemistry that infuses the best jazz concerts? Well the muses were working overtime when vibraphonist Gary Burton took to the stage with the Hum Trio and then the Ahamad Jamal Trio. The resulting performance must rank among these musicians best work with the kind of soul-deep communication that is often expected so rarely occurs live in concert. Jazz vibraphonist and educator Gary Burton Winner of "Down Beat" magazine's Jazzman of the Year award, a member of the Percussion Hall of Fame and Executive Vice President of the Berklee College of Music in Boston. Burton is known worldwide as a musical innovator and master improviser. In a career that has spanned three decades, he's recorded with jazz legends like Stan Getz George Shearing and Quincy Jones, pop and rock starts like K.D Lang and Eric Clapton, and played with his own bands throughout the world. Gary Burton is a brilliant improvisor with a wide open musical sensibility which when seen in concert is a joy to see and hear by anyone who enjoys watching a maestro at work
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