AlbumBrooding And Ominous
Track 2871/17Unsettling Wind 10 (Sting)
Theo Travis (PRS) | Paul Ressel (PRS) From the album Brooding And OminousWinding, descending bass clarinet phrase sting
Cue Sheet Information
Artists & ComposersTheo Travis (PRS)50%Paul Ressel (PRS)50%
PublishersAudio Network Rights Limited (PRS)100%
ISWCT9283139924
ISRCGB-FFM-17-48898
Release Year2017
Musical Features
KeyEm
Metre4/4
Tempo70 BPM
Tempo notesSlow
FactoidEric Dolphy was the first major jazz soloist on the bass clarinet and established much of the vocabulary used by later performers. Bernie Maupin emerged in the late 1960s as a primary player of the instrument, playing on Miles Davis's classic record 'Bitches Brew' as well as with Herbie Hancock.
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 11 mixes of this track.
- Unsettling Wind 4 (60)2871/11Ominous piano with free jazz-style bass clarinets & electronica beats1:00
- Unsettling Wind 5 (60)2871/12Brooding piano & double bass with electronica beats. No bass clarinets1:00
- Unsettling Wind 6 (60)2871/13Low piano with free jazz-style bass clarinets. No electronica or percussion1:00
- Unsettling Wind 8 (30)2871/15Slow chiming piano, edgy double bass & electronica beats. No bass clarinets0:30
- Unsettling Wind 9 (30)2871/16Bass clarinet lines with piano & edgy bass. No percussion or electronica0:30