8 thoughts on “ Sweet summer - Omar Sosa, Adam Rudolph - Pictures Of Soul (CD, Album) ”

1. Omar Sosa. Oakland, California. Composer’pianist’bandleader Omar Sosa was born in in Camagüey, Cuba’s largest inland city. At age eight, Omar began studying percussion and marimba at the music conservatory in Camagüey; in Havana, as a teenager, he took up piano at the prestigious Escuela Nacional de Música, and completed his formal education at the Instituto Superior de Arte in.

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2. Album Artist Pictures of Soul: Omar Sosa: Engineer, Mixing, Mastering: Technical Difficulties: Training for Utopia: Producer, Engineer Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Adam Rudolph's Moving Pictures: Engineer, Mixing: Break Like the Wind.

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3. After several recorded sessions with large ensembles, hand drumming honcho Adam Rudolph finds himself on a duet recording with Cuban pianist Omar Sosa. On Pictures of Soul the match works, revealing two gifted expressionists, masters of their instruments with the imaginations to go beyond their builders’ designs.

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4. In addition, Sosa produced recordings for Ricardo Williams, Leo Mass, and Vino y Miel. In , Sosa issued the expansive Sentir, for which he earned a Latin Grammy Award nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. Ayaguna appeared in , followed a year later by the duet album Pictures of Soul with percussionist Adam Rudolph.

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5. Since he emigrated from Cuba in , Omar Sosa has forged a distinctive musical path, fusing an array of world music, hip-hop, and electronic elements with.

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6. With Pictures of Soul, Omar Sosa and Adam Rudolph have figured out a new way to play music. What Sosa and Rudolph have accomplished that no other players (at least in the history of recorded music) have ever done before is absorb just about the entire range of possible musics and have them come out, through Sosa's piano playing and Rudolph's various percussion instruments, sounding perfectly /5(6).

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7. Pictures of Soul is a track multidimensional music collaboration between the Grammy-nominated pianist Omar Sosa and Los Angeles-based percussionist Adam Rudolph. Recorded in 20in Los Angeles, CA, this wholly improvised recording is a poignant aural journey into the transcendent realms of the creative music process.8/

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8. This two-CD set reminds us of Lateef's expansive musical contributions, and reveals Rudolph as a forward-looking figure with a transcendent improvisatory vision. Rudolph also has collaborated with Cuban pianist and composer Omar Sosa. Pictures of Soul came into being when Sosa arrived in Los Angeles for a performance with his septet. Both.

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