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39°

The Plastic Jazz Orchestra

· 10 tracks

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Tracks

  1. 1 33 cent

    2:28

  2. 2 Mosaic

    3:49

  3. 3 Steps, Stairs, Mountains and Valleys

    4:00

  4. 4 Jazz Solo

    1:33

  5. 5 Hold [The Plastic Jazz Orchestra Remix]

    Hands · 3:26

  6. 6 Roulette

    3:33

  7. 7 Bye Bye Altai

    4:36

  8. 8 C'mon Kids

    3:43

  9. 9 Neon Fly

    2:25

  10. 10 Elongated Vector Gymnast

    1:15

About

"When talking about music with people, for saying things like "this beat is taken from ..." i often get replys like: "yeah maybe, but i like it anyways." If there wouldn't be these "but, anyways" i'd be fine with it. We're all stuck in the 18th century mentally. In the Middle Ages "componere" still had the original meaning of "to enclose". It was taken for granted to derive new chorales from older ones. Usually parts of such compounds were composed but not completely new works. Whole works were crafted (=facere) which is a facile idea of mechanic humility, something we should care about." (Bernd Burnson)

The Plastic Jazz Orchestra was formed by Bernd Burnson in late 2006 as an ensemble electronique for modern music. Tragically Bernd Burnson passed away in summer 2007 and left behind a bunch of young people determined to create something completely different, something new in terms of musical expression. So the tracks from '39°' by The Plastic Jazz Orchestra had never been compositions in their origins but handcrafted pieces of what we call music.

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