Results for "David Caldwell-Mason"

David Caldwell-Mason

David’s versatile life at the piano spans more than three decades and many styles of music, including jazz, gospel, classical and pop. He is also a composer and has released three jazz albums with his trio.

David has performed and recorded with Victory Boyd, Darren Barrett, and The Gold Magnolias. He has performed at The Blue Note, Smalls, The Bitter End, and Groove in New York and at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. He also appeared playing keys with Infinity Song on the Late Show with Steven Colbert. 

He is a graduate of Simon’s Rock College of Bard and the jazz program at William Paterson University, where he formed his most important musical relationships, studying under Armen Donelian and Ari Hoenig. 

Lookout Road Vol. II

By Ryan Anselmi

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2019
Track listing: Come on Little Baby; You Can Never Hold Back Spring; Wichita Lineman; Oh Shenandoah; I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry; Turn, Turn, Turn; Angel Flying to Close to the Ground; Home On The Range; Tennessee Waltz; Vincent (Starry, Starry, Night); Sunset and the Mockingbird.

Movin' On

By Ryan Anselmi

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2017
Track listing: Happy Times; Hawk Eye; Spanky's; Dr. Foose; Blue Line Shuffle; Kansas City Twist; Drown in My Own Tears; Chicken; Movin' On; Thank you Junior & Riley B. King

Brian Patneaude: All Around Us

by David A. Orthmann
June 17, 2012

A lot of the good things about All Around Us start from the bottom and work their way up. Saxophonist Brian Patneaude's compositions are a sturdy, coherent lot; they're also rife with odd time signatures, changing tempos, and an amalgam of Latin, funk, and jazz elements. The tunes are a virtual playground for bassist Mike Delprete ...

Brian Patneaude: All Around Us

by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
April 10, 2012

On All Around Us, Albany, New York saxophonist Brian Patneaude's solid quartet delivers a high energy, straight-ahead jazz date.As a saxophonist, Patneaude solos transparently and has a bright sound, set off by a hard-edged technical competence that will remind some of Michael Brecker, as on the complicated line of “Blucocele." On Bronisław Kaper's “Invitation," ...

Brian Patneaude: All Around Us

by Andrew J. Sammut
April 6, 2012

An active part of the jazz scene in New York's Capital District, Brian Patneaude's fifth album shows off his originality and depth as a tenor saxophonist and composer. The six original compositions and two covers on All Around Us were “inspired by people, places and events" in Patneaude's life, adding a personal gravity to the assured ...

Brian Patneaude: All Around Us

by Nicholas F. Mondello
February 28, 2012

With All Around Us saxophonist Brian Patneaude delivers a bravura performance as both artist and composer. This superior effort shouts breakthrough for this talented, but not widely known, New York Capital District saxophonist and his crew. The session offers eight brilliantly performed straight-ahead jazz compositions, of which six emanate from Patneaude's pen. Patneaude ...