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Anat Cohen: Poetica

by Jack Bowers
March 28, 2007

This is a wonderfully recorded session, overflowing with tender, charming melodies, and everyone involved is a world-class musician. On the other hand, it's not exactly jazz: more like chamber music, bordering at times on classical and not too many steps removed from the venerable klezmer tradition. There is improvisation, but it flows so easily from the ...

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Anat Cohen & The Anzic Orchestra: Noir

by Jack Bowers
March 11, 2007

Frankly, I had no idea what to expect from Anat Cohen's first big band album. But if I'd had any expectations, they'd have easily been surpassed by the time the opening track reached its midway point. Cohen plays clarinet on that selection, and it's easy to understand why music critics have named her one of Down ...

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Place & Time

By Anat Cohen

Label: Anzic Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Place & Time; The 7th of March; Viente A

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One

By 3 Cohens

Label: Anzic Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: 1. Shalbul (7:15); 2. For My Brother and Sister (4:43); 3. In Amrim (4:47); 4. Morning Dream (6:16); 5. Positivity (5:08); 6. Autumn & Wine (5:55); 7. Shicolico (4:52); 8. Chona (2:42); 9. Law Nachon (6:53); 10. Shir Ha'Emek (6:59)

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Anat Cohen: Place & Time

Read "Place & Time" reviewed by Donald Elfman

by Donald Elfman
September 16, 2005

How thoroughly refreshing it is to hear a young musician who really does have a sense of place and time, in the best possible ways! Saxophonist Anat Cohen imbues her tunes and her playing with an understanding of how to use space and rhythm and, having played in many countries, with a feeling for other cultures ...

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Anat Cohen: Place & Time

Read "Place & Time" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
June 12, 2005

Saxophonist/clarinetist Anat Cohen has been building a solid reputation as a richly-toned and capable improviser, as well as a lyrical mainstream writer, on the New York scene since relocating there from her native Israel a few years back. Her collaborative effort with brothers Avishai (the trumpeter, not the bassist) and saxophonist Yuval appeared on last year's ...