Bill Frisell's Expansive Double Album Orchestras on 180g 2LP. The Album Documents Two Inspired Concert-Hall Engagements Arranged by Michael Gibbs for the Guitarist’s Trio With Bassist Thomas Morgan and Drummer Rudy Royston. 

Bill Frisell’s expansive double album Orchestras documents two inspired concert-hall engagements arranged by Michael Gibbs for the guitarist’s trio with bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Rudy Royston. Sweeping orchestration evoking landmark film scores and Gil Evans alike move nimbly within and around the trio’s telepathic rapport, and Frisell’s shimmering trademark tone melds gorgeously with symphonic strings and brass.

Frisell has collaborated with a diverse range of musicians and has released numerous solo albums showcasing his versatility and creative exploration. His work often involves experimentation with different genres, effects, and sonic landscapes, making him a highly influential and respected figure in the world of instrumental music.

Throughout his career, Bill Frisell has worked with various artists, including saxophonist John Zorn, bassist Charlie Haden, and drummer Paul Motian. His collaborations span across jazz, Americana, and experimental music.

Notable albums in Frisell's discography include "Have a Little Faith" (1993), "Gone, Just Like a Train" (1998), and "Unspeakable" (2004), among many others. His contributions to the soundtrack of the documentary film "Finding Forrester" (2000) and his interpretation of classic American music have also garnered attention.

Bill Frisell's work reflects a constant exploration of musical boundaries and a unique ability to create evocative and atmospheric compositions.