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Joe Lovano Plays Some Tunes at Van Gelder Studios For Treble Clef Audio—A Tracking Angle Exclusive!

Would you like to attend a private recording session at Rudy Van Gelder's legendary Englewood Cliffs studio featuring saxophone great Joe Lovano? Of course you would! I was lucky enough to attend one—the only invited journalist—last May 19th, four days after returning from Switzerland following High End 2024. Here's the story. The old audiophile riddle "How do you make $1,000,000 in the audio business? Answer: "start with $2,000,000" didn't concern Danish entrepreneur Ole Siig, who explains early in this video that for years he made his considerable living in the Danish banking industry but now is pursuing his audio dream with loudspeaker company Treble Clef Audio (https://trebleclefaudio.com). Siig has designed and is manufacturing a unique "baffle-free" powered loudspeaker that resembles a treble clef, hence the company name. The midrange and tweeter, each enclosed in its own sculpted wooden pod sit on a stalk below which is a larger pod containing a pair of opposing facing woofers terminate in a front firing slot. In this video he provides the details. To help promote the speakers, Siig hired Joe Lovano to play in a quartet with Danish drummer Kristen Osgood and American keyboardist Sam Yahel. Lovano suggested recording at Van Gelder Studio and Osgood and Siig agreed. The recorded results prove it was a wise decision. This was a private session. Excerpt recordings from Joe Lovano's Van Gelder sessions can be enjoyed via a proprietary high-res web-player through the Treble Clef Audio website. I was given carte blanche access to the recording session and was even allowed to enter the hallowed space of RVG's control room.. This video contains a short studio tour, then footage recorded during the performances, and then the next day's coverage at a New York City apartment-like space where the quickly mixed hour of recorded music was played back on the Treble Clef loudspeakers with Lovano, Osgood and Yahel in attendance along with invited guests, who filled the room. With the air conditioner turned off to improve S/N ratio, things heated up rather quickly but the cool jazz moderated the temperature. Lovano describes the song selection, that included compositions by Wayne Shorter and Dizzy Gillespie. The three, who had never before met, got together, got Lovano's instructions and off they went! Hearing Lovato's saxophone live in this hallowed studio space was a thrill not soon or ever to be forgotten. You'll hear it in this video two ways: once live in the room (though picked up by a pair of Røde wireless microphones and then by the same microphones picking up playback through the speakers. If you want more speaker information and greater detail about what I heard, please read more detailed coverage on the Tracking Angle website. Subscribe to TrackingAngle YouTube channel! Follow Tracking Angle on social media! Facebook group:   / 605454337542602   Twitter:   / tracking_angle   Instagram:   / trackingangle