NOAH PREMINGER | PREMINGER PLAYS PREMINGER (16bit CD Quality WAV)
Preminger Plays Preminger is a record of music based on and adapted from the films of the great director, Otto Preminger.
Featured Musicians: Noah Preminger (Saxophone), Jason Moran (Piano), Kim Cass (Bass) and Marcus Gilmore (Drums)
01: Theme from The River of No Return 02: For Stalag 17 03: Way Early Subtone from Anatomy of a Murder 04: Stay With Me from The Cardinal 05: Theme from Bonjour Tristesse 06: For Advise and Consent 07: For Laura 08: For Bunny Lake is Missing
Alternatively, you can also purchase music on BandCamp.
Preminger Plays Preminger is a record of music based on and adapted from the films of the great director, Otto Preminger.
Featured Musicians: Noah Preminger (Saxophone), Jason Moran (Piano), Kim Cass (Bass) and Marcus Gilmore (Drums)
01: Theme from The River of No Return 02: For Stalag 17 03: Way Early Subtone from Anatomy of a Murder 04: Stay With Me from The Cardinal 05: Theme from Bonjour Tristesse 06: For Advise and Consent 07: For Laura 08: For Bunny Lake is Missing
Alternatively, you can also purchase music on BandCamp.
Preminger Plays Preminger is a record of music based on and adapted from the films of the great director, Otto Preminger.
Featured Musicians: Noah Preminger (Saxophone), Jason Moran (Piano), Kim Cass (Bass) and Marcus Gilmore (Drums)
01: Theme from The River of No Return 02: For Stalag 17 03: Way Early Subtone from Anatomy of a Murder 04: Stay With Me from The Cardinal 05: Theme from Bonjour Tristesse 06: For Advise and Consent 07: For Laura 08: For Bunny Lake is Missing
Alternatively, you can also purchase music on BandCamp.
ALBUM REVIEWS:
"Dark rumbles and bittersweet melodies portend brooding mystery and unstable romance."
- The Absolute Sound
"The saxophonist channels the circumspection and the longing of the 1955 film’s original soundtrack into a watery, wandering melody."
- The New York Times
"Preminger Plays Preminger adds to the tenor player’s epic catalog of soul-satisfying musical brilliance."
- Jazz Times