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Composer/Guitarist Torben Waldorff Goes into Studio to Record "Excavate" on Artistshare
Scandinavian guitarist/composer Torben Waldorff goes into the studio for his third recording at ArtistShare, July 28 - 29 in New York City. The CD project, with the working title of Excavate, comes on the heels of Waldorff's critically acclaimed CD Afterburn and also features the original music of Torben Waldorff on guitar, Donny McCaslin on saxophones, ...
Bruno Raberg Nonet in Framingham and Somerville (MA)
BRUNO RABERG NONET Hiro Honsuku flutes Allan Chase saxes Rick DiMuzio saxes Phil Grenadier trumpet Ryan Dragon trombone (6/19) Pete Cirelli euphonium/bass trombone (6/19) Dave Harris trombone 96/24) Tim Kelly bass trbn (6/24) Phil Sargent guitar Bruno Raberg ...
Jeremy Udden: Plainville
by Eyal Hareuveni
Saxophonist Jeremy Udden's sophomore release is a compassionate and happy reflection on his home town of Plainville, in rural southern Massachusetts, and his early and formative musical influences as a boy who was interested in all kinds of music-- indie-rock, alt-country, folk and, later on, jazz. Though this is an emotional journey, arranged in a highly ...
3Play+: American Waltz
by Mark Corroto
The cleverly titled American Waltz might deserve a more fitting inscription as American Quilt," because woven into the admirably crafted compositions of leader/pianist Josh Rosen are all the elements that are American music. Rosen, a faculty member at Berklee College of Music, lists Bob Moses, Bennie Wallace, and }}George Schuller}} as performance partners. Besides ...
Charlie Kohlhase's Explorer's Club: Adventures
by Jerry D'Souza
Charlie Kohlhase is an entertaining adventurer. In his role as a composer, he draws on several influences. His eye is on the final dimension and in pursuing that, he uses a wide range of styles. Taken individually the styles seem to be odd bedfellows, but when the course of their journey has been charted, they have ...
Nicholas Urie Large Ensemble: Excerpts From an Online Dating Service
by C. Michael Bailey
Youthfully precocious composer/conductor Nicholas Urie was born in Los Angeles in 1985. He began winning jazz composition awards when he was 17 years old and studied composition with Bob Brookmeyer, then graduating from the New England Conservatory of Music with a master's degree. This résumé establishes Urie as a wunderkind and this designation manifests on his ...
Satoko Fujii & Myra Melford: Under The Water
by Jerry D'Souza
The Maybeck Recital Hall has been home to some of the best pianists whose playing resonated not only within the walls of that institution, but into the history of piano music as well. That sounding board came alive once more when Myra Melford and Satoko Fujii performed there on September 14, 2007. Melford and ...
Indoor Program of the 30th Edition of the Festival International de Jazz de Montreal
A program that comes straight from the heart! Tickets go on sale this Saturday at noon Montreal, Tuesday, May 5, 2009 - The 30th edition of the Festival International de Jazz de Montreal marks a genuine turning point in an already remarkable history! The world's #1 jazz event, presented by General Motors of Canada in collaboration ...
John Hollenbeck: Rainbow Jimmies
by Troy Collins
Percussionist and composer John Hollenbeck has led a diverse and multifaceted career since his early studies with legendary trombonist/composer Bob Brookmeyer. As a sideman, Hollenbeck has served alongside Brookmeyer, Satoko Fujii, Fred Hersch, Jim McNeely, Patrick Zimmerli, and others in addition to leading his own group, the unclassifiable Claudia Quintet. On a larger scale, he has ...
Greg Wall's Later Prophets Featuring Rabbi Itzchak Marmorstein Release Passionate New CD
“HA’OROT: The Lights of Rav Kook” on TZADIK Wall Simultaneously Straddles the Gates of the Ancient and Avant-garde “The soulful performances of all the pieces succeed to parallel and complement the texts with organic affinity and unity and leave enough space for reflection. Their inventiveness and the richness of the musical vocabulary of the band ...
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