Jazz Articles about Bruno Hubert

Bruno Hubert: Live @ The Cellar

by Raul d'Gama Rose
March 15, 2009

It seems that Bruno Hubert's hands can work independently of each other, creating a unique kind of excitement on Live @ The Cellar, sounding, at times, like two pianos. He can also, it appears, keep two ideas going at one time and that is one hell of a wonderful trick to play on the unsuspecting. Because of this wonderful faculty, almost like being ambidextrous, he is able to create arabesques with right and left hand--not unlike Art Tatum and others ...

Bruno Hubert Trio & B3 Kings: A Cellar Live Christmas

by Jim Santella
September 13, 2006

Alternating tracks (the B3 Kings take the odd ones and the Bruno Hubert Trio takes the even ones), this Christmas album gets a jump start on the holiday season. They're familiar songs, but they come to us with fresh sounds. Denzal Sinclaire sits in with each ensemble as a singer, too, interpreting “Little Drummer Boy and “We Three Kings.

Each familiar holiday favorite is interpreted in a straightforward manner; however, jazz is always jazz. There's improvisation in ...