Released last month via Imani Records, trumpeter Thomas Marriott’s new album, ScreenTime takes a collection of songs and scores from film and television and reimagines them in the jazz vernacular. With songs “both familiar and obscure, energetic and contemplative, original and well-loved, and always engaging,” Marriott and his band explore music from Reading Rainbow, Predator, and Sing Me A Love Song, among other disparate sources. We spoke with trumpeter Marriott about cinema, jazz, and the intersection of both.
Thomas Marriott Talks New Album ScreenTime, Cinema, Jazz, and the Intersection of Both
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