Results for "Next Generation"

Pericopes

Pericopes is a contemporary jazz project initiated in 2007 by pianist Alessandro Sgobbio and saxophonist Emiliano Vernizzi. One would best describe their style as ‘New Jazz’, with roots in the European tradition, Afro-American music, and improvisation, and an affinity for melody and compositional structure. Pericopes has already participated in many important jazz festivals in Europe – the Umbria Jazz Festival (Perugia, Italy), Jazz & Wine of Peace (Cormons, Italy), Parma Jazz Frontiere (Parma, Italy), Jazz Pas Grave and Unesco International Jazz Day (Paris, France), BurgJazz (Münster, Germany), presenting their acclaimed double-debut CD The Double Side

Next Generation

By Gary Burton

Label: Concord Music Group
Released: 2006
Track listing: Prelude For Vibes; My Romance; 'Ques Sez; Get Up And Go; B & G; A Dance For Most of You; Walkin' In Music; Summer Band Camp; Fuga; Clarity.

Gary Burton: Next Generation

by Andrew Velez
May 23, 2006

Vibes virtuoso, composer, educator and five-time Grammy winner Gary Burton has played a pivotal role in furthering the careers of newcomers through the years. Among many others, John Scofield, Carla Bley and Pat Metheny come quickly to mind. “I take my cue from Stan Getz, who often hired younger players to stay sharp," Burton has remarked; ...

Next Generation

By Gary Burton

Label: Concord Music Group
Released: 2005
Track listing: Prelude for Vibes; My Romance; 'Ques Sez; Get Up and Go; B & G; A Dance for Most of You; Walkin' In Music; Summer Band Camp; Fuga; Clarity.

Gary Burton: Next Generation

by Robert R. Calder
July 10, 2005

Cheap press release stuff first: guitarist Julian Lage (rhymes with French plage) is some years short of twenty-one; and barring Burton, the other group members look even younger. But seriously, he's a stunning musician: hear his empathic interaction with Burton toward the end of Neselovskyi's “Prelude for Vibes."There's a plethora of such details throughout, ...

Gary Burton: Next Generation

by John Kelman
May 3, 2005

Mentoring is a significant part of the jazz tradition--established artists have long provided a musical context where young musicians can evolve and assimilate the experience and knowledge of their mentors. Miles Davis did it throughout his career, bringing a number of significant musicians to the fore, including Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, and John McLaughlin.In ...

Next Generation

By Gunter Hampel

Label: Pao Records
Released: 1995