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New Sounds and New Faces

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
January 28, 2021
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This week's show includes recent releases featuring Tim Berne via the 9donkeys label, New Faces from Posi-Tone, a watershed moment in East Coast Jazz, new music from Michaela Steinhauer and Francisco Mela, and much more.

Playlist

Tim Berne's Hardcell "Van Grundy's Retreat" from The Cosmos (9donkeys) 00:00
Ben Allison "Spy" from Medicine Wheel (Palmetto) 08:12
Francisco Mela "Suite For Leo Brouwer" from MPT Trio Volume 1 (577 Records) 16:31
Michaela Steinhauer "Me, Myself and I" from Changes & Choices (Self Released) 26:30
New Faces "Shades of Brown" from New Sounds (Posi-Tone) 34:32
The Grasso Revita Jazz Ensemble "Jagged Spaces" from Jagged Spaces (Grassvita Music) 41:14
Michelle Lordi "Poor Bird" from Break Up With The Sound (Cabinet of Wonder) 48:30
Francisco Mela "Whisper" from MPT Trio Volume 1 (577 Records) 56:01
Ben Allison "Blabbermouth" from Medicine Wheel (Palmetto) 1:00:00
Michaela Steinhauer "Abandoned Chapel" from Changes & Choices (Self Released) 1:08:30
New Faces "Blues for Tangier" from New Sounds (Posi-Tone) 1:14:37
The Grasso Revita Jazz Ensemble "The Homecoming" from Jagged Spaces (Grassvita Music) 1:19:35
Ben Allison "Quirky Dungeon" from Medicine Wheel (Palmetto) 1:24:59
Francisco Mela "Naima" from MPT Trio Volume 1 (577 Records) 1:29:45
Michaela Steinhauer "The Other Day" from Changes & Choices (Self Released) 1:35:47
David Torn Prezens "x-Form (excerpt)" from xFORM (9donkeys) 1:44:18

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About Tim Berne

Instrument: Saxophone, alto

Concerts

Apr 19 Fri

Tim Berne Trio W/gregg Belisle-chi And Tom Rainey

Firehouse 12
New Haven, CT

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