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Neil Shah

Composer and Pianist based in New York City. University of the Arts 1997-2000 University of North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band 2001-2003

Album

Album One

Label: Greatbend Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: 1. All the Things You Are (Hammerstein/Kern) - 5:42; 2. I Should Care (Cahn/Stordal/Weston) - 7:29; 3. I Fall in Love too Easily (Matt Dennis) - 8:07; 4. I'm Afraid the Masquerade Is Over (Magison/Wrubel) - 9:37; 5. Autumn Leaves (Kozma/Mercer) - 9:20.

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Piano and Saxophone Duets: Untying The Standard, A Memory Of Vienna & Live At Saint Stephens

Read "Piano and Saxophone Duets: Untying The Standard, A Memory Of Vienna & Live At Saint Stephens" reviewed by John Sharpe


Joel Press & Kyle Aho Untying The Standard Cadence Jazz Records 2008 Joel Press & Kyle Aho Ran Blake & Anthony Braxton A Memory of Vienna hatOLOGY Records 2009 Charles Evans & ...

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Charles Evans / Neil Shah: Live at Saint Stephens

Read "Live at Saint Stephens" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


Live At Saint Stephens with baritone saxophonist Charles Evans and pianist Neil Shah-- together with the Dan Tepfer/Lee Konitz Duos With Lee (Sunnyside Records, 2009)--is certainly one of the most wildly adventurous records in recent memory. It is not quite entirely spontaneous or improvisational as some of Keith Jarrett's records are. But playing under a magisterial ...

Article: Album Review

Standards Trio: Album One

Read "Album One" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Gli standards ed il trio di piano-contrabbasso-batteria: una formula che appare scontata. Su questo disco, che ha una copertina dall'aspetto spartano, senza fotografie e liner notes, si celebrano ancora i brani del Great American Songbook, quelli che tutti gli studenti imparano più o meno a memoria. Si potrebbe temere una produzione discografica alla buona, ed invece ...

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Charles Evans / Neil Shah: Live at St. Stephens

Read "Live at St. Stephens" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard


It is sometimes forgotten that music not only exists in time, but also in space. While the unfolding of notes, whether live or recorded, happens over time, the space in which the music is realized is of the outmost importance for the artistic result. The enigma of the improvising artist, the jazz musician in particular, is ...


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