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FOREIGN AFFAIR performing ANDREA; live, featuring Vinny Valentino, Horacio "Negro" Hernandez, Armando Gola and Hector Martignon. |
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FOREIGN AFFAIR performing TEOREMA; live, featuring Vinny Valentino, Horacio "Negro" Hernandez, Armando Gola and Hector Martignon. |
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FOREIGN AFFAIR performing "Some Day My Spring Will Come"; live, featuring Mark Whitfield, Richard Bona, Jeremy Gaddie and Hector Martignon. |
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Hector Martignon while in Russia and Slowenia recording russian singer-songwriter Vitaly Osmacko's Symphonic album. Hector wrote all the orechestrations and arrangements. |
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Hector playing a solo at the MARCIA JAZZ FESTIVAL, while on tour with THE BRONX HORNS. |
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FOREIGN AFFAIR performing tat New York's BLUE NOTE jazz club the title song of ther GRAMMY nominated album REFUGEE; live, featuring Xavier Perez, Samuel Torres, Ludwig Afonso, Armando Gola and Hector Martignon. |
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Hector Martignon's chamber jazz ensemble, JAZZ CAMERATA, performing at New York's BIRDLAND Jazz club Maurice Ravel's piano concerto in G Major's second movement. |
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FOREIGN AFFAIR performing the title song of ther GRAMMY nominated album REFUGEE; live, featuring Xavier Parez, Ludwig Afonso, Ivan Renta, Armando Gola and Hector Martignon. |
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| Martignon’s witty conception... pairs tunes that sequentially bookend each other. Time shifts, brisk turnarounds and bounding rhythms flash by with... dry bravado...it’s a likable mix. Martignon solos with crisp invention, and breathily sings his heartfelt “Observatory”. ... |
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