Title: Significantly Different than Officium
Product review: I'd like to echo, and emphasize, Mr. Smith's closing statement (see below): there isn't much of the saxophone, at least that I recognize, in this work. For those that were introduced to Mr. Garabeck by the hypnotic "Officium" and are looking for more of the same I'd advise looking elsewhere. "Ragas and Sagas" might be closer to the mark.Don't mistake me: I don't question the value of this CD, but it's not quite my cup of tea. I appreciate Mr. Garabek's wide ranging talents and the eclectic mix of forms and styles that are borne of his experimentation. However, this is one mix that I don't find completely appealing.If you're simply looking for "Officium 2" look elsewhere. If you'd like to explore some of the depth and breadth of Mr. Garabek's talent then by all means buy this CD.
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