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Photonality Jazz Series Publishes a New Book to the Series "Breakin' Glass" with Oliver Lake
Breakin' Glass with Olive Lake expands on the vocabulary of Photonality(a visual music composition) adding the spoken word poetry of Oliver Lake. This visual music composition integrates the properties of photography with the music and spoken word poetry of Oliver Lake to create a visual dimension of tone and rhythm. Photonality teaches the eye to see ...
Simone Continues Her Success with "Simone on Simone"
On the heels of the release of her new debut solo album, “Simone on Simone, “ Simone gets set for a new tour. The album was released on May 13th and during the week of release the album debuted #14 on the Traditional Jazz Chart and was Top 5 Jazz Albums at iTunes. It also debuted ...
Photonality Jazz Series Publishes New Book "Against the Grain" with Joe Lovano and Us 5
"Against the Grain" with Joe Lovano and US 5 is a highly experimental visual music composition in which the composer, T.E. Priemon, forms a musical texture with the camera to create a tension between the performers and the visual music lines, all coming together to create a visual off- beatness within the structure of the composition. ...
New James Bond Novel
'Devil May Care: The New James Bond Novel' by Sebastian Faulks JAMES BOND was the 20th century's most famous spy and -- almost as certainly -- one of its best-known literary characters. Daniel Craig stars as James Bond in “Quantum of Solace," the latest film about the dashing British superspy, soon to be released. A new ...
The Tide's in for Brian Rolland-Jazz Pop Release Makes Waves
Boston, MA-May 23, 2008- In 2007 Brian Rolland released The Tide's In, a highly acclaimed jazz-pop release featuring Rolland's beautiful acoustic guitar lines...expertly played and defined by some of the finest craftsmanship found in the independent music community. The Tide's In debuted at #3 on the New Age/World/Ambient Charts for April 2008, and has been ...
Photonality Jazz Series Publishes New Book "Inner Circle" with Matt Jorgensen + 451
Inner Circle with Matt Jorgensen + 451 is a visual music composition using the medium of Photonality. In Photonality the camera acts as an additional instrument within the performance, moving in, out and around an axis. This visual music composition is a journey from within. Each visual passage is woven through the music, encompassing the sound ...
Benjamin Herman, a Photo Essay to be Released at North Sea Jazz Festival
At the opening of the North Sea Jazz Festival art show in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on July 9, Happy the Man, the new photo essay about the life of alto saxophonist Benjamin Herman (New Cool Collective) will be released. The book contains photos by master photographer and Silver Camera Award-winner Peter van Breukelen, with poetic texts ...
Trailblazers Selling a Romantic Kind of Love
Has any pop song evoked a generation's romantic self-infatuation more hauntingly than Joni Mitchell's “Woodstock"? Sheila Weller, in her book Girls Like Us: Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon -- and the Journey of a Generation (Atria Books), which weaves the biographies of these singer-songwriters into a post-feminist history, writes: “It was the first line of ...
A Street Musician's Symphonic Movement
Down and out at Disney Hall and coming soon to a theater near you THE SOLOIST: A LOST DREAM, AN UNLIKELY FRIENDSHIP, AND THE REDEMPTIVE POWER OF MUSIC Back in September 1964, Jascha Heifetz, the formidable fiddler, was attempting an ill-advised comeback recital at Carnegie Hall. The crowd out front was enormous, and it naturally included ...
Photonality Jazz Series Publishes 17th Book Procession with Shoko Nagai, Satoshi Takeishi, Jennifer Choi, John Lindberg and Ned Rothenberg from Shoko's Ephemeral Project.
This visual music composition “Procession" was inspired by Shoko Nagai's musical composition with the same title from her “Ephemeral" project. Shoko's musical composition “Procession" came from an image she had of the procession of beautifully dressed men and women, slowly walking down the street of old city in Kyoto, Japan, from the 9th century Heian period. ...
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