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Mind's Ear

from Ring by Matt Otto

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This is a piece dedicated Bruce Adolphe's book, "The Mind's Ear". This book is an excellent guide to improving your ability to "audiate" or hear music in your mind. This piece is loosely based on the A section to Body and Soul. I wrote it by ear without realizing that it was basically Body and Soul until reflecting on it after the fact. I've done this a few times in my composing practice, either writing a tune that was already a progression or re-writing a tune I had already written but forgotten about.

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from Ring, released October 11, 2019
Matt Otto Tenor sax, Andy Ehling Alto sax, Leonard Thompson piano, Brad Williams drums, Ben Leifer Bass.

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Matt Otto Kansas City, Missouri

Matt Otto is the assistant director of Jazz Studies KU. He studied at IU, Berklee, New School (BFA) and CalArts (MFA). Performed with Anthony Wilson, Rashid Bakr, Ben Monder, Willie Jones III, Alan Ferber, “Tootie” Heath, Gregory Hutchinson, Charlie Haden , Leroy Vinegar, Jimmy Smith, Ari Honig, Ben Street, Mike Moreno, Danny Weiss, Steve Cardenas, Larry Goldings, Eric Harland and others. ... more

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