eXpanseplane
Demos
About eXpanseplane
Berg is a bassist first. He will confide that each of his songs starts with the bass. His training and experience leave him in unquestionable command of the “rhythm section” — drums+percussion+bass – throughout Hymn to the Endless Creator. Is it a diversity or unity of talent at work here? Both. The compass needle moves to an imperative that is eXpanseplane’s alone. As a songwriter Berg’s arrangements bring the right instruments to bear at the right time and, most interestingly, in the right time signature. A student of the bass for several years, Berg explored classical jazz and contemporary jazz as he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a specialization in free improvisation. (If ever we’re asked whether we actually used that stuff we learned in school, you can be sure it is absolutely true in this case.)
Berg is a bassist first. He will confide that each of his songs starts with the bass. His training and experience leave him in unquestionable command of the “rhythm section” — drums+percussion+bass – throughout Hymn to the Endless Creator. Is it a diversity or unity of talent at work here? Both. The compass needle moves to an imperative that is eXpanseplane’s alone. As a songwriter Berg’s arrangements bring the right instruments to bear at the right time and, most interestingly, in the right time signature. A student of the bass for several years, Berg explored classical jazz and contemporary jazz as he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a specialization in free improvisation. (If ever we’re asked whether we actually used that stuff we learned in school, you can be sure it is absolutely true in this case.)