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Steve Rochinski: A Bird in the Hand
by Jack Bowers
Bostonbased Steve Rochinski soars well above the commonplace with A Bird in the Hand, a wellcrafted studio session that elicits a series of remarkable statements from the guitarist and his teammates. Rochinski is clearly a worldclass player with immaculate technique, freeflowing ideas and an unwavering propensity to swing under any and all conditions. While Rochinski seems able to do whatever he pleases, one thing he does not do is focus the spotlight on himself at the expense of his trio ...
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by Jack Bowers
This is guitarist Steve Rochinski’s second album for Jardis Records, and the choice of music isn’t as engaging as on the first one; Otherwise, it’s an effective straight–ahead studio session that benefits greatly from the presence on the five quartet numbers of the brilliant young pianist Chip Stephens. On the one hand, Rochinski earns high marks for unearthing a number of lesser–known tunes (Jobim’s “God and the Devil in the Land of the Sun,” Harry Warren’s “Summer Night,” Michael Leonard’s ...
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by Bill Donaldson
A presence in the Northeast jazz scene, and certainly known by the students and faculty of the Berklee School Of Music, guitarist Steve Rochinski unfortunately was unable to scrape together the resources for more than a self-produced CD until recently. His Until Further Notice" garnered the acclaim of those who heard it, but without distribution and marketing, the word about Steve Rochinski didn't spread too far his base in Boston.His first Jardis-released CD, A Bird In Hand," all ...
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by Jack Bowers
Most of us have heard the adage about “a bird in the hand.” Here’s a variation: A Bird in the Hand (when borne by Boston–based guitarist Steve Rochinski’s trio/quartet) is worth listening to — and more than once. As I’ve said before, I couldn’t single out one guitarist from another in a blindfold test if failure to do so would result in my being shot at sunrise; but I do know who can play and who can’t. Steve Rochinski can. ...
read moreBeat Kaestli @ Bar Nex Door, An Evening of French and American Standards
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All About Jazz
Acclaimed vocalist Beat Kaestli presents his unique selection of French and American Standards on his debut performance at the Bar Nex Door, featuring Ben Stivers - keys and Ben Rubin - bass.
The Bar Next Door is a great music venue/restaurant, located in the heart of the West Village and offers a delicious Italian menu and an intimate setting, featuring NYC's best musicians.
Concert Info: Monday, September 14th 8 and 10 PM sets 129 ...
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Beat Kaestli @ Cachaca (NYC) March 17th on March 17th at 7:30/9PM
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All About Jazz
BEAT KAESTLI QUARTET @ CACHACA JAZZ CLUB, NYC
Before heading out on my his second tour to Mexico BEAT KAESTLI premiers his new French Music project at Cachaca Jazz Club on MARCH 17TH, featuring PAUL MEYERS, ARIA HENDRICKS and MAGOS HERRERA.
He’ll also include some great new American Standards and songs from his upcoming release “Far From Home – A Tribute to European Song” in his sets.
BEAT KAESTLI QUARTET @ CACHACA JAZZ CLUB, NYC feat. Paul Meyers ...
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Voices: Beat Kaestli and Magos Herrera @ Drom, Sunday Dec. 7th
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All About Jazz
BEAT KAESTLI and MAGOS HERRERA @ DROM, NYC Sunday, December 7th at 9:30pm and 11pm 85 Avenue A, New York (212)777-1157 www.dromnyc.com - Cover: $10 Featuring: MAGOS HERRERA and BEAT KAESTLI. vocals LAGE LUND. guitar BEN STIVERS. nord RICKY RODRIGUEZ. bass ALEXANDRE KAUTZ. drums Mexico’s Magos Herrera is considered one of the most beautiful voices and the most active vocalist ...
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