Results for "Folklore"

Milton Arias

Born: September 6, 1982

I was born in 1982 in Córdoba, Argentina, and I play bass since age 15. Recently, I edited two live-in-studio CDs and DVDs. You can download both of them freely from my website: www.miltonarias.com.ar

Folklore

By Sam Butler

Label: Shifting Paradigm Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Suspension (Adrift, Glide); When the Darkness Reaches Morning; I. At Night, and Then Upon Waking; II. Ramifications; Storybook; Other Half; The Primrose Path; Feeling; Premonition, Acuity, Flourish.

Robert Allwood

I sing vintage Spanish popular songs, celebrating a golden age of Latin melody, boleros, Spanish protest songs, rumba flamenca, and flamenco-style coplas aka Canción Española.

I have played on CHANNEL 4 (Come Dine With Me – Enfield, as the entertainment), on the radio (Optical Radio & Wicked Radio), at SECRET GARDEN PARTY, Hackney Wicked, Magic Garden, Shoreditch Church, Colourfest, Small World festival, Castle Stage, Lost Horizons, Biddle Bros, T.Chances, Ye Olde Rose & Crown in Walthamstow, Grow Hackney, Clissold Harvest Moon, Boho Camden, Deptford Bird's Nest, Stoke Newington Music Festival, Zippy Picnic, Spanish Civil War International Brigades Commemoration, Wild West Festival, Music Day, Gunners, Nomad Gardens, Victoria Park, Chingford May Day Fayre, Hidden River Festival, Bethnal Green Working Men's Club & various other places.

Luciana Morelli

Born: March 29, 1990

Luciana Morelli (1990) is an Argentinian singer, performer and composer based in Basel, Switzerland. Her music draws on a rich palette of influences from Argentinian music, jazz, sound poetry and free improvisation.

She leads her own project as a singer and composer and recently released her second album as a bandleader “Lo abismal, el agua” (ears&eyes records, 2021), in which she tells the story of her journey to Switzerland, not only with lyrics, but also with her wordless vocals and arrangements, building a bridge between her Argentinian musical roots and jazz.
The album received very good reviews in magazines and blogs such as Jazz N More, SKJazz, among others, and was chosen "Album of the Week" by NQ Jazz (UK) and by the radio program "Jazz am Sunntig" (Radio RaBe, CH). It was also part of the October selection of Club del Disco (Argentina) and has been broadcasted on Radio Swiss Jazz and on international radio programs such as Jazzkultura (Poland), WDR (Germany), NDR (Hamburg, Germany) and Radio Nacional (Argentina), among others.
In 2022-23 Luciana and her band went on tour and played at various venues in Argentina,
Switzerland, France (Festival Jazz á la Citè, Paris) and Germany, receiving a very good reception from the public and the press.
"Words of the wind" is the name of her new album, in which poems by Anne Carson, Robin Myers, Emily Brontë and Alejandra Pizarnik find their musical expression in the singer's voice and in her compositions and arrangements for different instrumentations and ensembles.

Etienne Charles: Folklore

by AAJ Italy Staff
June 21, 2010

Etienne Charles è un giovane trombettista di Trinidad, che già col suo primo lavoro (Culture Shock) offriva un'identità in grado di fondere in modo convincente la cultura del jazz statunitense e il ricco apparato ritmico, timbrico e melodico delle sue Antille. Con Folkore l'operazione raggiunge un nuovo e brillante livello di riuscita, presentando un'opera che è ...

Folklore

By Etienne Charles

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2009
Track listing: Folklore; Douens; Dance with la Diablesse; Laja who?; Mama Malade; Soucouyant; Mysterieuse; Mama d'lo; Santimanite; Papa Bois; Folklore (story).

Etienne Charles: Folklore

by Larry Reni Thomas
August 20, 2009

Trumpeter Etienne Charles' Folklore is a wonderful, colorful, vibrant recording filled with Caribbean flavor, Latin grooves and solid jazz arrangements and solos. A percussionist and composer as well, the 26-year-old Charles has an extremely unique trumpet sound that is his and his alone. He doesn't sound like Wynton Marsalis, Roy Hargrove, or Miles Davis, nor does ...

Etienne Charles: Folklore

by Nicholas F. Mondello
May 27, 2009

There appears to be a trend developing--and a positive one, whereby young jazz artists drive the future of their--and ultimately our--music by reviving the musical heritage of the past. And, by exploring and leveraging the fundamental power and beauty of that music, they create new and vibrant musical art. Certainly the most widely known of these ...