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Saxophonist Simon Haram’s CD Frame exists at a point where border s between minimalism， jazz and film music fade into inconsequentiality. Principal saxophone with the London Sinfonietta， Haram studied with John Harle and is a regular soloist with the Graham Fitkin Group， Michael Nyman Band and the London Symphony Orchestra. In addition to the Duke Quartet， the arrangements are augmented by piano， marimba or bass guitar， establishing a musical world which extends from the glacial purity of Glass to the restless， questing complexity of the title work and the romantic， rhythmic lyricism of ?Hard Fairy?， all by Graham Fitkin. Philip Glass’s Façades immediately envelops the listener in dreamscape of strings over which the saxophone lilts like a distant lullaby. The Piano Sings is an arrangement of material from Michael Nyman’s score to the film The Piano--Haram premiered Nyman’s Where the Bee Sucks on a CD coupled with The Piano Concerto--and re-imagines the score from the perspective of a member of the musical supporting cast. The album closes with a poignant take of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s lovely Forbidden Colours from the film Merry Christmas， Mr Lawrence. The CD features a link to otherwise unavailable content on the Black Box Web site， a facility the label promises will be regularly updated and feature exclusive bonus audio. --Gary S Dalkin