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Looking At The Horizon

from Growing Roots by Betty Accorsi Quartet

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The second tune Looking At The Horizon is inspired by a picture of the Brighton Seaside. I took inspiration from the Pat Metheny Group (with Lyle Mays, Mark Egan and Dan Gottlieb), as I find that their music looks at the horizon and guides your ears towards infinity.

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from Growing Roots, track released July 15, 2022
Elisabetta Accorsi (Composer, Soprano Sax, Vocals), Daniel Hewson (Piano), Andy Hamill (Bass), Scott MacDonald (Drums). Studio engineers: Ed McCain, Andrea Martelloni.

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Betty Accorsi Quartet UK

I am an Italian award-winning jazz saxophonist, composer, arranger and bandleader.

In December 2020 Betty Accorsi Quartet released “The Cutty Sark Suite”, an album of my compositions blending Wayne Shorter, folk and punk.
Our second album “Growing Roots” will be released on the 15th July 2022 and it is inspired by Brighton's culture and natural beauty. ... more

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