Hobgood's t e s s e t e r r a is Praised Again

LJN’s Mike Collins writes, “What kept bringing me back to listen however, was the emotion and lyricism in Hobgood’s playing. That combined with the creative arranging and fine playing of the ensemble make this a release well worth seeking out.”

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REVIEW: Hobgood's t e s s e t e r r a Scores a Scorcher!

USA’s Jazz Times writes, “In his liner notes, Hobgood says he considers Tesseterra a jazz album rather than a jazz/classical hybrid. But that’s underselling the achievement. It’s a soul-soothing blend of jazz, classical, and pop that doesn’t have a name other than ‘music’.”

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Rave Review for Hobgood's t e s s e t e r r a !!!

Sandy Brown Jazz writes, “With tesseterra, Laurence Hobgood has managed that rather rare beast, a successful integration of classical and jazz styles of music. But there is something more important: in an introductory video to the album, Hobgood quotes Duke Ellington saying that there are only two categories of music, good and bad. In the end, these are the only two categories that matter; and tesseterra is undoubtedly good music.”

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