Artist: Paul Horn
Title: Discography
Year Of Release: 1960-2001
Genre: Jazz, New Age, Fluite
Quality: MP3 192-320 kbps
Total Size: 2,24 Gb
Paul Horn (born March 17, 1930) is an American jazz flautist, and an early pioneer of New Age music. Horn began playing the piano at the age of four, the clarinet at ten, and the saxophone at twelve. He studied the clarinet and flute at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music in Ohio, earning a bachelor's degree. He earned a master's degree from the Manhattan School of Music.
Moving to Los Angeles he played with Chico Hamilton's Quintet from 1956 to 1958 and recorded his debut album Something Blue in 1960. By now an established West Coast session player he played on the Duke Ellington Orchestra's Suite Thursday and worked with Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett and others. In 1970, he moved with his second wife Tryntje and two sons Marlen and Robin from his first marriage to Victoria, British Columbia on Vancouver Island. He formed his own quintet and has recorded film scores for the National Film Board of Canada.
He is known for his innovations on both metal and traditional wood flutes, and has recorded landmark albums. Best known are his "Inside" recordings, which feature airy, echoing sounds created in places of spiritual importance. The series began with Horn sneaking a tape recorder into the Taj Mahal during a trip to India in 1968, (released as Inside) where he was with The Beatles at Rishikesh, and continued later with recordings inside the Great Pyramid of Giza, and a return to the Taj Mahal in 1989. Horn has since made similar recordings in a cathedral, in the canyons of the Southwestern United States with Native American flautist R. Carlos Nakai, and with Orcas.
In 1998 he was able to record within the walls of the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. Horn was the first westerner to be granted permission to perform inside this massive structure, considered the spiritual nexus of Tibetan Buddhism. Horn returned to Tibet in 2003 to film on the holy Mount Kailash, where he scattered the ashes of his former travelling companion, Buddhist monk Lama Tenzin.
While well practiced as a jazz musician, many of his works defy such categorization. As well as the Inside series, he has recorded other albums of jazz with musicians from a range of cultures and backgrounds including China and Africa.
He lives in British Columbia and the American Southwest. He is married to the Canadian singer and songwriter Ann Mortifee.
ALBUMS:
~ 1960 - Something Blue ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1961 - The Sound of Paul Horn - Profile of a Jazz Musician CD.1 ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1961 - The Sound of Paul Horn - Profile of a Jazz Musician CD.2 ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1962 - Improvisations ~ 192 (kbps) - Ravi Shankar & Paul Horn
~ 1963 - Impressions of Cleopatra ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1965 - Cycle ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1966 - The Paul Horn Quintet - Monday, Monday ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1968 - In India & Kashmir ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1975 - Altura Do Sol ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1976 - Inside the Great Pyramid - CD.2 ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1977 - Riviera Concert ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1983 - Concert A Moscou ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1983 - Inside the Cathedral ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1983 - Inside the Taj Mahal.I ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1984 - Connections ~ 192 (kbps) - Paul Horn & Steven Halpern
~ 1985 - Traveler ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1988 - The Peace Album ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1989 - The Altitude Of The Sun (Black Sun) ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1991 - Brazilian Images ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1994 - Africa (Kuckuck) ~ 320 (kbps)
~ 1997 - Inside Canyon de Chelly ~ 192 (kbps) - Paul Horn & R Carlos Nakai
~ PAUL HORN JOY - THE DESERT IS A CIRCLE 7' ~ 320 (kbps)
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