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Face to Face
Label: Peewee!
Released: 2024
Track listing: Satchidao; Not Easy To Repeat; Dolls Are Laughing; Same Garden; The Moon Over Mtatsminda; Nana; After The Tale; A Magic Egg; To Nodar; Wind Takes It Anyway.
Giorgi Mikadze Trio: Same Garden
by John Chacona
Your assignment for today is to name the composer of Same Garden" (no fair looking!). Could it be a Jerome Kern deep cut? A rarity by Cole Porter? Wait! Victor Young, right? All good guesses for this tuneful, 32-bar AABA line, but the prize goes to the sharp-eared listener who named Shota Milorava, a ...
YOU Are The Song
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2023
Track listing: Impressions; The Song is You; Straight No Chaser; Bemsha Swing; You Are The Song; Searing
Congress; Dear Old Stockholm; Thin Air;
After You've Gone; Alice in Wonderland;
My Romance.
Straight No Chaser
Album: YOU Are The Song
By Jean-Michel Pilc
Label: Justin Time Records
Released: 2023
Duration: 06:48
3x3: Jazz Trios Playful and Pensive
by John Chacona
Can we finally retire the assertion that we are living in a Golden Age of the jazz piano trio? It seems like every month brings trio dates of such imagination and accomplishment as to render superlatives beside the point. These three recordings released in an eight-week period in Spring 2023 are a reminder that one of ...
Souffle
By Eva Slongo
Label: Continuo Jazz
Released: 2022
Track listing: Cosmos; Sicilienne; Les Poèmes du Vent; Allegretto; Souffle; Petite Douceur; Gnossienne; Rue de Genêts; Energía.
Bill Evans, Graham Collier and Impossible Gentlemen
by Jerome Wilson
This is an eclectic show featuring the clarinets of Darryl Harper and Tony Scott, the pianos of Bill Evans and Horace Silver, and groups such as The Impossible Gentlemen and the Leadbelly Legacy Band.Playlist Henry Threadgill Sextett I Can;t Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill ...
Eva Slongo: Souffle
by Ian Patterson
Improvisation was once a norm for classical musicians, and not just for geniuses such as Bach, Mozart, Liszt or Paganini. That freedom has, to a very large degree, been curtailed by classical music institutions, along with composition. On Souffle, her second album following Inspirations (Unit Records, 2016), Swiss-born, Paris-based violinist Eva Slongo breaks a few metaphorical ...