"If you understood everything I say, you'd be me! "
MILES DAVIS
MILES DAVIS
|
Pablo Calogero
bass flute, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone tenor saxophone |
Alfred
Garcia acoustic/electric bass |
Christopher Garcia
drumset, EL MONSTRO |
Craig Ochikubo
piano, keyboards, synthesizers |
Daniel Weidlein
soprano saxophone tenor saxophone |
ABOUT
CONTINUUM originally started as a rehearsal band in 1987 in East Los Angeles, CA, (USA)
musicians getting together to play music by some of their favorite composers
Jeff Beck,
Bergamo,
Brand X,
Bruford,
Coltrane,
Corea,
DeJohnette,
Dolphy,
Gismonti,
McLaughlin,
Mingus,
Monk,
Motian,
Oregon,
Parker,
Shorter,
Towner,
the Translators,
Weather Report,
Tony Williams Lifetime,
Zawinul, etc.,
just for the sake of making music
They eventually composed their own MUSIC and developed their
own SOUND by rehearsing regularly, refining, performing and documenting
their music as often as their individual hectic schedules allowed.
"MAHAVISHNU meets
MINGUS meets
SHAKTI meets
ZAPPA
via
WEATHER REPORT and ECM...."
PERFORMING ARTS LIVE
is what one critic called them
They continue to receive international critical acclaim
individually and collectively
and while each member has an extensive and substantial
body of work in a variety of genres,
they continue to get together MAKE MUSIC as an ensemble.
CONTINUUM originally started as a rehearsal band in 1987 in East Los Angeles, CA, (USA)
musicians getting together to play music by some of their favorite composers
Jeff Beck,
Bergamo,
Brand X,
Bruford,
Coltrane,
Corea,
DeJohnette,
Dolphy,
Gismonti,
McLaughlin,
Mingus,
Monk,
Motian,
Oregon,
Parker,
Shorter,
Towner,
the Translators,
Weather Report,
Tony Williams Lifetime,
Zawinul, etc.,
just for the sake of making music
They eventually composed their own MUSIC and developed their
own SOUND by rehearsing regularly, refining, performing and documenting
their music as often as their individual hectic schedules allowed.
"MAHAVISHNU meets
MINGUS meets
SHAKTI meets
ZAPPA
via
WEATHER REPORT and ECM...."
PERFORMING ARTS LIVE
is what one critic called them
They continue to receive international critical acclaim
individually and collectively
and while each member has an extensive and substantial
body of work in a variety of genres,
they continue to get together MAKE MUSIC as an ensemble.
"Whether tearing it up, or laying it down, grooving in 4/4 or 21/8
playing a Monk tune, or an open ended improvisation or an original
composition CONTINUUM continues to grow and confound
THE MARKETPLACE and everyone else...."
LA JAZZ SCENE
