Oma
As recorded on Live at Catalina’s, Vol. 1, Oma is a melodic jazz bossa nova (inspired by Henry Mancini’s, Moon River) that features a soprano saxophone solo throughout. It is a dedication to women, mothers, and the divine feminine. It highlights traditional bossa nova accompaniment by the guitar, as well as sweeping counter melodies and duck-tailing lyrical lines within the wind sections. The ending is a large-scale, vamping crescendo and decrescendo, utilizing steady building and deconstruction of layers, over a rising four-bar vamp (inspired by Stevie Wonder’s, As) that the soloist improvises over. This is a wonderful improvisational vehicle for an improvising soprano saxophonist.
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John Daversa
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Jazz Bossa Nova
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118 BPM
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High
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Soprano Saxophone
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Highest pitch is written high F
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Woodwinds
Alto Saxophone I
Alto Saxophone II
Soprano Saxophone
Tenor Saxophone
Baritone SaxophoneTrumpets
Trumpet I
Trumpet II
Trumpet III
Trumpet IVTrombones
Trombone I
Trombone II
Trombone III
Bass TromboneRhythm Section
Guitar
Piano/Keyboard
Electric or Acoustic Bass
Drums