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Amelia Hollander Ames Performs Contemporary Chamber Music for Viola on Sunday, February 14 at the Sixth Street Synagogue
PART OF “6TH STREET SUNDAYS" CONCERT SERIES The Max D. Raiskin Center for the Arts at the Sixth Street Community Synagogue continues its monthly afternoon concert series of world and chamber music, on Sunday, February 15 with Con Vivo featuring violist Amelia Hollander Ames.“6th Street Sundays" features the work of leading small ensembles exploring ...
Erica Lindsay / Sumi Tonooka: Initiation
by Raul d'Gama Rose
The naked emotion of Initiation can be so heartfelt at times that the urge to block out all external sound and focus solely on the music that issues out of the speakers is often overwhelming. Tenor saxophonist Erica Lindsay and pianist Sumi Tonooka have made a journey here that has taken them right to the center ...
Komeda Project: Requiem
by Eyal Hareuveni
Komeda Project's Requiem is released 40 years after the untimely death of the great Polish composer and pianist Krzysztof Komeda, best known for his original soundtracks to Roman Polanski's films Knife in the Water and Rosemary's Baby, as well as his work with great Polish trumpeter Tomasz Stanko. The European-American Komeda ensemble--pianist/arranger Andrzej Winnicki, trumpeter Russ ...
Harry Allen: New York State of Mind
by Raul d'Gama Rose
The big, fat, warm and tender tone of Harry Allen's tenor saxophone is impossible to miss. There is no one who sounds quite like him, and that is probably because no other saxophonist has embraced the tenor horn in a similar way. No one since Coleman Hawkins and Ben Webster has mined the wealth of that ...
Salvatore Bonafede Trio "Sicilian Opening" (Jazz Eyes)
After many releases ranging from trio to larger bands, featuring several jazz notables--from Joe Lovano and John Abercrombie to Enrico Rava--renowned Italian pianist and composer Salvatore Bonafede gets back to his roots with a trio featuring two fellow Sicilians now based in New York: Marcello Pellitteri on drums and Marco Panascia on electric and double bass. ...
New England Conservatory Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Ground-Breaking Jazz Studies Program
NYC Events Take Place March 20 - 27, 2010 * Performers include John Medeski, Bernie Worrell, Cecil Taylor, Lake Street Dive, Dominique Eade, Ran Blake, Anton Fig, George Garzone, John McNeil, Cecil McBee, Billy Hart, Frank Carlberg, Marty Ehrlich, Jeremy Udden, Noah Preminger, Darcy James Argue's Secret Society & more * “Four decades after its ...
New England Conservatory Presents "Living Time" George Russell: His Musical Life and Legacy
New England Conservatory Presents “Living Time“ George Russell: His Musical Life and Legacy Sunday, March 21 at Jazz at Lincoln Center Part of NYC Week-long Celebration of NEC's Ground-Breaking Jazz Studies Program, March 20 - 27, 2010 “Four decades after its founding, NEC's jazz studies department is among the most acclaimed and successful in ...
Dutch Trumpet Sensation Eric Vloeimans Returns to US + Canada February 20 - March 8, 2010 with His Trio Fugimundi
New Challenge Records CD “Heavensabove!" with his quartet “Gatecrash" has US release in February 2010 * “ One of the great surprises of the entire weekend was the performance by trumpeter Eric Vloeimans' group Fugimundi ... They played with a high-wire sense of adventure and such an infectious spirit of joy ...
Erica Lindsay / Sumi Tonooka: Initiation
by Jakob Baekgaard
While the discography of saxophonist Erica Lindsay is yet relatively modest, she still plays with the knowledge and authority of a seasoned musician. Initiation sees her teaming up with an old acquaintance, pianist Sumi Tonooka, and together they make a profoundly swinging and poetic music whose life-affirming quality it is hard to deny. ...
Mostly Other People Do the Killing: Forty Fort
by Jakob Baekgaard
Even though jazz is an improvised art that's bursting with the unexpected, some groups stand out as being especially adventurous and wild. In terms of anarchy of sound, Mostly Other People Do the Killing is in a class of its own. On their fourth effort, Forty Fort, the group descends further into musical ...
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