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Aaron Goldberg: Unfolding

Read "Unfolding" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers
October 1, 2001

I’ve heard a number of masterful young pianists recently, and here’s another one. Like any perceptive keyboard artist, Aaron Goldberg writes poetry with his fingertips, evoking the same feelings of warmth and desire, sadness and joy that are common to the written or spoken word. Unfolding, Goldberg’s second J Curve album, consists of seven of his ...

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Aaron Goldberg: Unfolding

Read "Unfolding" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
August 1, 2001

Impressionism drives the jazz piano trio. Aren't we all storytellers? Listeners' interpretations can vary, and that's what makes art special. Just let yourself go. On his second recording as leader, Aaron Goldberg unfolds seven original stories and two classic pieces. His trio works in close proximity, with an intuitive feel. There's a fair amount of freedom ...

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Aaron Goldberg: Unfolding

by Bob Powers
August 1, 2001

Jazz often translates to the unitiated as noise without meaning. Folks who love jazz in all its variations would make a good choice if their jazzless neighbors or co-workers were introduced to Aaron Goldberg. In his second album, Unfolding for the Cincinnati-based label J Curve, Goldberg provides ample evidence that he's ready to climb the top ...

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Turning Point

By Aaron Goldberg

Label: J Curve Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Fantasy in D; Turning Point; Turkish Moonrise; Jackson's Actions; The Shadow of your Smile; Con Alma; Head Trip; Mom's Tune.

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Aaron Goldberg: Turning Point

Read "Turning Point" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers
April 1, 1999

A beautifully recorded session that really percolates. This is essentially a quartet date (Goldberg, Turner, Rogers, Harland) with Josh Redman sitting in for Turner on “The Shadow of Your Smile,” Cook adding wordless vocals on “Fantasy in D” and “Mom’s Tune,” and Kalé making it a quintet on “Jackson’s Actions.” There’s one trio track, Dizzy Gillespie’s ...

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Aaron Goldberg: Turning Point

Read "Turning Point" reviewed by Jim Santella

by Jim Santella
April 1, 1999

Pianist Aaron Goldberg, who turns twenty-five at the end of this month, is one of those people who can do it all. You know the type: dean's list, first-string baseball player, student body president, lady's man, fixes his own car, fluent in seven languages, and still knows the value of a dollar. Now, I don't know ...