------------------REVIEWS------------------Pianist/composer Roger Davidson brought together a great collection of world class collaborators for this project. First among them was Frank London (The Klezmatics) who produced the album, arranged all of the material, and played trumpet. Joining those two were Pablo Aslan (bass), Richie Barshay (drums), Joshua Horowitz (cimbalom, accordion), and Andy Statman (mandolin, clarinet).Although London probably had a lot to do with how this music actually sounds, the overall concept was undoubtedly Davidson’s. And that concept turned out to be something different than most other klezmer and klezmer-related recordings. The most obvious differences are that this album is completely instrumental and that all of the material was composed by one person - Davidson. There are no traditional pieces or “cover” tunes. But the thing that really struck me after listening to this whole CD several times, is that it’s like an odd symphony composed of many small (but related) movemen