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Article: Album Review

Natsuki Tamura / Satoko Fujii: Chun

Read "Chun" reviewed by Budd Kopman


With seemingly endless energy and a bottomless well of inspiration, pianist Satoko Fujii continues to celebrate her fiftieth birthday year with three new recordings, all three simultaneously released on Libra. Chun, a duo recording with trumpeter Natsuki Tamura, her husband and musical partner and two big band releases, one West and the other East--Summer Suite (New ...

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Article: Live Review

Trumpeter Eric Vloeimans' Fugimundi at Tigertail, Miami Beach

Read "Trumpeter Eric Vloeimans' Fugimundi at Tigertail, Miami Beach" reviewed by Javier AQ Ortiz


The Eric Vloeimans Trio: Fugimundi Byron Carlyle Theater Miami Beach, FL October 10, 2008 Art with Edge is the title and conceptual framework for the 29th season of Tigertail, a festival of the arts in Miami Beach. With support ranging from the Consulate General of the Netherlands to Barefoot Wine and Bubbly, Grolsch, Prima Pasta ...

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Jamie Baum Septet at Wellesley College, MA

Read "Jamie Baum Septet at Wellesley College, MA" reviewed by Virginia A. Schaefer


The Jamie Baum Septet Houghton Memorial Chapel, Wellesley College Wellesley, Massachusetts September 19, 2008 Flutist-composer Jamie Baum and her septet presented a striking contrast to the imposing Gothic Revival Chapel at Wellesley College, the setting for the ensemble's Friday night performance. The concert was one stop in a tour celebrating ...

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Kate Schutt: No Love Lost

Read "No Love Lost" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


No Love Lost is an album from singer/songwriter/guitarist Kate Schutt, a U.S citizen living in Guelph, Ontario, Canada since 2005 Schutt offers a variety of moods, and her writing is always sharp regarding the state of her heart, via some tunes of love--some unrequited and some rather active. The overall mood of the album echoes the ...

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Eric Vloeimans: Hyper

Read "Hyper" reviewed by Javier AQ Ortiz


The year was 2006, the setting was the Lantaren/Venster Theater in Rotterdam, and the initial culling from this live performance by Gatecrash--led by trumpeter Eric Vloeimans--appeared under the rubric Gatecrashin' (Challenge, 2007). The remaining material from that performance is released as Hyper and, just as its predecessor, it does not thwart the best jazz has to ...

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Andy Middleton: The European Quartet Live

Read "The European Quartet Live" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


The last time that saxophonist Andy Middleton was heard from he was providing a pro-environmental message on Re-Inventing The World, (Intuition, 2003) with such titles as “Three Mile Island," “Atlas Shrugged" and “At The Foot of The Hill." Middleton's most recent outing, The European Quartet Live (Q-Rious music, 2008), seems to have shifted gears with only ...

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Central New York Jazz Orchestra (CNY): Then, Now & Again

Read "Then, Now & Again" reviewed by Michael P. Gladstone


CNY is not an acronym for Crosby, Nash and Young; it is the musical abbreviation for the Central New York Jazz Orchestra, formed in the mid-1990s and led by musical director Bret Zvacek. The band performs for schools as well as the public in upstate New York. The album consists of a CD and a short ...

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Bruno Raberg: Lifelines

Read "Lifelines" reviewed by Jeff Dayton-Johnson


Producer George Martin famously advocated a single LP release of the Beatles' epic White Album, culling the best tracks from the sessions; the Fab Four prevailed and released the sprawling, chaotic double LP we know today. Since then, many a double album has inspired skeptics to ask, like Sir George, “Might not a single disc have ...

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Article: Interview

Satoko Fujii: Four And More

Read "Satoko Fujii: Four And More" reviewed by Jason Crane


For pianist Satoko Fujii, 50 is the new 20. That refers to her age, although you could almost believe it refers to the number of albums she's released in 2008 alone. Fujii appears on four records this year: a trio session called Trace A River (Libra, 2008); a quartet session with her band ma-do ...

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Amina Figarova: Above the Clouds

Read "Above the Clouds" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Amina Figarova--an Azerbaijan-born and now Rotterdam-based artist--boasts a graceful and erudite piano style, but her second instrument is her band. She composes and arranges adeptly for her “three horn front line and a rhythm section" ensemble on Above the Clouds, using the same instrumental make-up that she employed in her marvelous September Suite (Munich Records, 2005), ...


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