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Firehouse 12 to Present the Daniel Levin Trio December 7th
On Friday, December 7th, New Haven's Firehouse 12 Firehouse 12 will present cellist/composer Daniel Levin and his new trio featuring bassist Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten and drummer Gerald Cleaver. The New Haven-based Levin, who performed earlier this season with saxophonist Rob Brown's trio, will be on tour previewing new music for his next CD, which will feature live ...
Daniel Levin Quartet: Blurry on Hatology 653
Daniel Levin -cello Nate Wooley -trumpet Matt Moran -vibraphone Joe Morris -double bass For anyone hearing the Daniel Levin Quartet for the first time, there's apt to be a dual response, a sense of something at once familiar and very different, a sounding which chamber music sonorities promise an unexpected ...
Daniel Levin: Some Trees
by Donald Elfman
Cellist Daniel Levin expands the compositional and improvisational palettes of modern jazz on Some Trees with a provocatively assembled group of adventurous musicians and pieces. Without a drummer, this group is able to rethink the dynamics and dialectic of a jazz" group and find new phrasing, spacing and modes of interaction. All of the players contribute ...
Some Trees
By Daniel Levin
Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Morning It's For You; Out To Lunch; Some Trees; Sitting On His Hands; Zolowski; Wild Palms; Wickets; Song.
Daniel Levin Quartet: Some Trees
by Nic Jones
This group sets out a highly individual stall within the market of creative improvised music, not simply through the use of unusual instrumentation--and to the extent that even when these musicians tackle compositions by Eric Dolphy, Steve Lacy and Ornette Coleman, they bring to them a refreshing depth of personal interpretation and expression. Levin's own compositions ...
Don't Go It Alone
By Daniel Levin
Label: Riti Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Unfortunate Situation; Underground; 17th Street; In Parts; Interlude; Non-Sense; Sad Song;
Nervous; Fleeting; Bronx, No. 2.
Daniel Levin: Don't Go It Alone
by Celeste Sunderland
Contrasts flavor life. Growing shadows creeping across an expansive lawn add drama, slowly and deliberately, like a long note played deeply against the strings of a cello. Raindrops pound dry asphalt in summer, peaking the human senses like rapid spurts of a cornet against the heavy pulse of a bass. The Daniel Levin ...


