Dive into the vibrant world of big band jazz with Peter Weniger's 1991 album, "The Point of Presence." This captivating collection, released under Mons Records, showcases the exceptional talents of Peter Weniger on soprano and tenor saxophones, alongside the masterful trombone skills of Conrad Herwig and the rhythmic prowess of Hubert Nuss. Produced by Thilo Berg and recorded by Justus Liebich, the album is a testament to the collaborative energy and musical chemistry between these virtuosos.
"The Point of Presence" is a dynamic journey through five intricate compositions, each offering a unique blend of complexity and melody. The title track, "The Point of Presence," sets the stage with its expansive 10-minute exploration, while "Blue Beauty" brings a soulful, introspective vibe. "The Elephant's Salty Tears" adds a touch of whimsy and charm, followed by the epic "The Universal Mind," a 17-minute odyssey that highlights the band's improvisational brilliance. The album concludes with the heartfelt "Together Again," a poignant reminder of the power of musical connection.
With a total runtime of 43 minutes, this album is a must-listen for fans of big band jazz, offering a rich tapestry of sound and emotion. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, Peter Weniger's "The Point of Presence" promises an unforgettable musical experience.
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