DuBois takes the “seasons” concept to a whole new level with a series of pieces in celebration of the restless, unpredictable nature of autumn.
At each step of the way, DuBois’ quartet takes us on a mesmerizingly impressionistic musical journey that is an organic yet highly cohesive mix of elements drawn from the likes of modern jazz, contemporary classical music and Americana.
Scott DuBois / guitar & conductor
Gebhard Ullmann / tenor sax & bass clarinet
Thomas Morgan / bass
Kresten Osgood / drums
Eva León / violin I
Conway Kuo / violin II
William Frampton / viola
Sarah Rommel / cello
Erin Lesser / flute
BJ Karpen / oboe
Elisabeth Stimpert / clarinet
Michael Harley / bassoon
Scott DuBois Quartet recorded by Thomas Vang
and assistant engineer Johan Jørgensen
at The Village in Copenhagen, Denmark on February 4, 2017
String quartet & woodwind quartet recorded by Ryan Streber
and assistant engineer Michael Quick
at Oktaven Audio in Mt. Vernon, New York on April 30, 2017
- Mid-September Changing Light
- Late September Dusk Walk
- Early October Insect Songs
- Mid-October Migration
- Late October Changing Leaves
- Early November Bird Formations
- Autumn Wind
- Mid-November Moonlit Forest
- Late November Farm Fields
- Early December Blue Sky and Chimney Smoke
- Mid-December Night Sky
- Autumn Aurora Borealis
- Mid-November Moonlit Forest String Quartet Reprise
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