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Sean Pearlmutter’s Signal Quartet

Signal Quartet is a four-member collective ensemble from Southeast Michigan featuring original compositions and improvisations. Members: Ben Wolkins (trumpet, flugelhorn), Ian Blunden (guitar), Eric Nachtrab (bass), Sean Perlmutter (drums).

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Signal Quartet is a musical collective based in Southeast Michigan composed of Ben Wolkins on trumpet and flugelhorn, Ian Blunden on guitar, Eric Nachtrab on bass, and Sean Perlmutter on drums. Their repertoire consists entirely of original compositions by the four members, serving as launching points for improvised explorations into unknown musical territories. The group is known for tight communication, adventurous spirit, and a shared musical vocabulary. Trumpeter Tim Hagans praises their inspired musical dialogue, noting the telepathy and empathy among them, and their remarkable brotherly spirit and common vision. In an era dominated by hired musicians and star soloists, Signal Quartet stands out as a true band.

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