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Article: Live Review

The Profound Sound Trio at The Vortex Jazz Club, London

Read "The Profound Sound Trio at The Vortex Jazz Club, London" reviewed by Daniel Graham


Profound Sound Trio: Andrew Cyrille, Paul Dunmall, Henry Grimes The Vortex Jazz Club North London, UK November 23, 2009 The Vortex Jazz Club in North London is the city's best venue for improvised music in free jazz and other avant-garde sub-genres. On this Monday evening the aptly named Profound ...

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News: Interview

John Pizzarelli Interview Part One and Two

John Pizzarelli Interview Part One and Two

Check out this interview with jazz singer and guitarist John Pizzarelli in Montreal, Thursday December 3rd. Part 1 | Part 2 About John Pizzarelli John Pizzarelli has cultivated a winning international career by singing classic standards and late-night ballads, and by playing sublime and inventive guitar. Using greats like Nat King Cole and Frank ...

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Article: Album Review

The Gordon Grdina Trio: . . . If Accident Will

Read ". . . If Accident Will" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Guitarist/oudist Gordon Grdina is one of those rare musicians who is at home in several genres, bringing a strong presence to his music. He is as adept in improvised music as he is in Arabic Taqaism or Indian music. He can let his oud sing a rapturous song and make his guitar rock loud and heavy. ...

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Article: Album Review

Darren Sigesmund: Strands II

Read "Strands II" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Trombonist Darren Sigesmund made an impression with his debut recording Strands (Timely Manor) which was released in 2008. The music drew from jazz, Latin, Brazilian, and classical influences. Sigesmund has expanded his group to a septet adding vocalist Eliana Cuevas and percussionist Daniel Stone as special guest Tim Ries (soprano and tenor saxophones and flute) as ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Medric Collignon Brings Miles Davis to Ottawa!

Medric Collignon Brings Miles Davis to Ottawa!

France's 'Enfant Terrible,' Master Jazz Improviser Mederic Collignon, Brings Miles Davis to Ottawa! France's Mederic Collignon will perform improvisational songs inspired by Miles Davis during the iconic trumpeter's electric period (1968-75) with his powerhouse band, Jus de Bocse, on Tuesday, December 1, 7pm at the National Arts Centre, Fourth Stage in a concert presented by the ...

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News: Festival

TD Canada Trust Renews Its Title Sponsorship of the Vancouver International Jazz Festival

Coastal Jazz is pleased to announce that TD Canada Trust has renewed its title sponsorship of the Vancouver International Jazz Festival for four additional years through 2014. This agreement further extends TD Canada Trust's six year relationship with the festival and together they will continue to support festival education programs such as the TD Canada Trust ...

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News: Event

Celebrating Oscar Peterson on November 26-28 in Ottawa

Celebrating Oscar Peterson on November 26-28 in Ottawa

In the second CTV Pops concert of the NAC's 40th Anniversary season, conductor Tommy Banks leads the National Arts Centre Orchestra and a constellation of jazz all-stars in Celebrating Oscar Peterson in Southam Hall on Thursday November 26, Friday November 27, and Saturday November 28 at 8 p.m. Katie Malloch, host of the CBC Radio Two ...

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News: Recording

Composer Vincent Bergeron Releases "Audiomachie / Logomachie"

Composer Vincent Bergeron Releases "Audiomachie / Logomachie"

Vincent Bergeron - Composer for YOUR productions Since 2004, Vincent Bergeron composes music for several instruments including clarinets, saxophones, flutes, oboe, musette, accordion, trumpet, trombone, tuba, violin, cello, double bass, digital bass, harp, Russian gousli, luth, guitars of all kinds in an orchestra, voices (song, throat singing and acapella), drums and traditional percussions of all kinds, ...

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Article: Album Review

Jean-Nicholas Trottier: Quartet

Read "Quartet" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose


If anyone has learned Roswell Rudd's remarkable lesson in the infinitely mammalian voice simulations possible on the trombone, it's Jean-Nicholas Trottier. Quartet, Trottier's small ensemble record--earlier in 2009 he released his first, big band record--features the trombonist in almost splendid isolation, with only saxophonist Alexandre Côtè in play. Along with bassist Sébastien Pellerin and drummer Michel ...


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