Original sentence: Frame features multireedist Ben Wendel, primarily on tenor saxophone, and keyboards played by Gerald Clayton, Tigran Hamasyan (piano), Adam Benjamin, guitarist Nir Felder, bassist Ben Street, and drummer Nate Wood.Frame is an album by Canadian saxophonist and composer Ben Wendel on Sunnyside, released on February 28, 2012.The album features a mix of contemporary styles, with configurations ranging from a duo to a full sextet
Edited sentence: "Con Alma" is a delicate piano/tenor duet, highlighting the group's versatility and imagination.Despite the wide range of styles, the album maintains cohesion, largely due to Wendel's distinctive personality.Frame is an eclectic album by Ben Wendel on Sunnyside, released on February 28, 2012.Frame is characterized by its diversity, with each track exploring different musical elements.His bassoon work, notably featured on "Backbou," adds another layer to the album's texture.Notable moments include Felder's painterly textures and Street and Wood's steady yet inventive rhythm.The album features a mix of contemporary styles and showcases the versatility of the musicians involved, with configurations ranging from a duo to a full sextet.The album features multireedist Ben Wendel, primarily on tenor saxophone, who rotates between various axes and keyboards played by Gerald Clayton, Tigran Hamasyan (piano), and Adam Benjamin (Rhodes).The bandmates, including guitarist Nir Felder, bassist Ben Street, and drummer Nate Wood, display remarkable versatility and creativity in their respective roles.Tracks like "Frame" exhibit chopsy fusion, while "Jean and Renata" offers a sax-trio funk experience.Wendel's saxophone skills shine throughout the album, contributing both momentum and romance to different tracks