Pictures at an African Exhibition, by Darryl Yokley

Pictures at an African Exhibition

by Darryl Yokley

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Darryl Yokley: Tenor/Alto Saxophone (Alto 4, 12)
Zaccai Curtis: Piano
Luques Curtis: Bass & Gimbri (4,9)
Wayne Smith Jr.: Drums & Chains (7)

Special Guest
Nasheet Waits: Drums

“Pictures at an African Exhibition” pays homage to Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky’s similarly-titled piano suite, “Pictures at an Exhibition” — each of the 13 tracks draws inspiration from corresponding works of art by David Emmanuel Noel. The overall theme of the album is one of unity: “I wanted to create a work that shows how we as a human family have more in common than our differences would lead us to believe.”

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released April 20, 2018

Produced by: Darryl Yokley
Sound Reformation recorded at: Trading Eights Recording Studio, Paramus, NJ (2015)
Engineered by: Chris Sulit
Wind Ensemble recorded at: Turtle Studios, Philadelphia, PA (2016)
Engineered by: Sean Svadlenak
Pre-editing by: Zaccai Curtis
Final edits and mixing by: Brian Montgomery
Mastered by: Randy Merrill
Graphic design by: Ray Jones
Photography by: Adrian Montanez

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