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Daniel Freedman: Bamako by Bus

Read "Bamako by Bus" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Daniel Freedman è instancabile. Solo quest'anno ha prestato le sue “armi" percussive ad almeno tre progetti (Anat Cohen, Omer Avital, Third World Love). Ancora prima è stato il braccio destro di Angelique Kidjo e si era fatto vedere nelle session di If on a Winter Night di Sting. Aveva bisogno di un po' di tempo per ...

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Anat Cohen at Kennedy Center Jazz Club

Read "Anat Cohen at Kennedy Center Jazz Club" reviewed by Franz A. Matzner


Anat Cohen has received no shortage of accolades of late and her rise is a testament to her stunning capacities on clarinet and saxophone. She is no stranger to Washington, DC audiences either, packing clubs and concert halls from Bohemian Caverns to the Sixth and I Synagogue. Most recently, Cohen filled the Kennedy Center's Jazz Club, ...

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Anat Cohen: Claroscuro

Read "Claroscuro" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Art begets art on Anat Cohen's Claroscuro. The Israeli-born, New York-based multi-reedist leaves the confines of Benny Goodman's world behind, following her clarinet-only sojourn into king of swing territory, Clarinetwork: Live At The Village Vanguard (Anzic, 2010), with a wide-ranging musical treatise on the balance between light and dark. Cohen addresses each end of the color ...

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Anat Cohen: Claroscuro

Read "Claroscuro" reviewed by Ernest Barteldes


Reed multi-instrumentalist Anat Cohen seems equally comfortable performing Brazilian jazz with Duduka Da Fonseca's quintet, contemporary jazz with her two brothers in the Three Cohens, or Afro-Cuban and more straight-ahead material with the countless ensembles with which she has worked over the years. Claroscuro reflects Cohen's unique ability to tackle multiple genres with the same dexterity. ...

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News: Recording

Third World Love Returns To Its Jazz Roots With Stellar New Album, "Songs And Portraits" (anzic Records)

Third World Love Returns To Its Jazz Roots With Stellar New Album, "Songs And Portraits" (anzic Records)

Third World Love is Avishai Cohen (trumpet), Yonatan Avishai (piano), Omer Avital (bass), Daniel Freedman (drums) CD Release Concerts/Celebrations The Checkout Live at 92Y Tribeca, NYC on April 26, 8:00 PM, on a double bill with Jason Lindner's Now Vs. Now, 92Y Tribeca, 200 Hudson Street, NYC SF Jazz Spring Season—Israeli Jazz Fest on April 28, ...

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Winter Jazzfest, New York City, Day 1: January 7, 2011

Read "Winter Jazzfest, New York City, Day 1: January 7, 2011" reviewed by Gordon Marshall


Day 1 | Day 2 Winter JazzfestNew York, NYJanuary 7-8, 2011 What with the snow, the lines, the standing-room-only crowds, New York City's Winter Jazzfest can be a hectic, hectoring hell of force-feeding, a speed-read tasting menu of mad musical difference, as hard to digest in the instant ...

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Africa Rising: Angelique Kidjo at Town Hall NYC

Read "Africa Rising: Angelique Kidjo at Town Hall NYC" reviewed by David Miller


Angelique KidjoTown HallNew York, New YorkMarch 26, 2010Angelique Kidjo's album Oyo (Razor & Tie, 2010) includes guest vocal appearances from the likes of John Legend and Dianne Reeves. At Town Hall, without the services of Legend or Reeves, Kidjo sung the entirety of Curtis Mayfield's “Move On Up" and Aretha Franklin's ...

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Montreal Jazz Festival: Days 4-6, July 4-6, 2009

Read "Montreal Jazz Festival: Days 4-6, July 4-6, 2009" reviewed by John Kelman


Days 1-3 | Days 4-6 | Days 7-9 Joshua Redman By Invitation Day 1 / Brian Blade and the Fellowship Band Joshua Redman By Invitation Day 2 / Kenny Werner QuintetJeff Beck / Anat CohenFestival International de Jazz de Montreal Montreal, Quebec, Canada July 4-6 2009

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Article: Album Review

Daniel Sadownick: There Will Be a Day

Read "There Will Be a Day" reviewed by Elliott Simon


Granted this is an oversimplification, but modern Latin jazz was created when percussionist Chano Pozo and trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie got together in NYC in the late '40s. While percussionist Daniel Sadownick's sense of history is acute on this debut--witness his use of an excerpt from Pozo's “Rumba En Swing" on the catchy solo percussion opener “Dedication"--he ...

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Label: Self Produced
Released: 2002


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