P. Mauriat artist James Carter

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• P. Mauriat Artiesten

  • P. Mauriat Artist Andy Sheppard
  • P.Mauriat artist Arno Haas
  • P.Mauriat artist Doug Lawrence
  • P.Mauriat artist Felipe Lamoglia
  • P. Mauriat artist Greg Osby
  • P. Mauriat artist Jason Marshall
  • P. Mauriat artist Koh. Mr. Saxman
  • P. Mauriat artist Tony Lakatos
  • P. Mauriat artist Keyan Williams
  • P. Mauriat artist Remi Alvares
  • P. Mauriat artist Roberto Benitez
  • P. Mauriat artist Matthias Anton
  • P. Mauriat artist Dimitri Brill
  • P. Mauriat artist Massimo Carboni

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• P. Mauriat

  • P. MAURIAT SAXOFOONS
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  • P. MAURIAT Tenor Sax.
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• Selmer

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James Carter
Given the plaudits saxophone powerhouse James Carter has garnered for his role in helping to propel jazz full tilt into the future over the past two decades, it's surprising to discover that, first, he's yet to reach his forties (he's 39), and second, that his contemporary spin on jazz continues to be fueled by deep respect and intimate knowledge of the tradition.
For his Emarcy debut, Present Tense, once again the young veteran demonstrates why he is considered to be one of the premiere musicians of his generation. Produced by esteemed jazz sage Michael Cuscuna, the ten-pack of animated tunes range from jazz standards given new rhythmic traction (for example, a hip hop sensibility on Victor Young's “Song of Delilah” that Clifford Brown put on the map) to three originals, including the sunny, Brazilian-tinted “Bossa J.C.”