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Seraphic Light
By Dave Liebman
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Ravi Coltrane: tenor saxophone (1-6, 8-10), soprano saxophone (7); Dave Liebman: soprano saxophone (1, 3-6), tenor saxophone (8-10), C flute (2, 7), wooden flute (2); Joe Lovano; tenor saxophone (1, 3-5, 7, 8, 10), alto clarinet (2,6), Scottish flute (2), aulochrome (9); Randy Brecker: trumpet (5, 10); Phil Markowitz: piano; Cecil McBee: bass; Billy Hart: drums.
Enrico Intra: Liebman Meets Intra Live
by AAJ Italy Staff
Le dettagliate note di copertina a corredo di questo disco ricordano che l'incontro di Intra con Dave Liebman cade trentaquattro anni dopo un altro incontro “fatale" del pianista milanese, quello con Gerry Mulligan, protagonista con lui dell'album “Mulligan Meets Intra", dove era inserita la suite Nuova Civiltà, pietra fondamentale del suo lavoro e del jazz prodotto ...
Review: Liebman Quartet Delivers Deeply Felt, Passionate Jazz
Art of Jazz series producer Bruce Eaton prefaced Saturday’s performance by the Dave Liebman Group with an apt quote: “We like to book working bands.” And though that might seem like a no-brainer, it really wasn’t one. In modern jazz, more often than not, musicians are picked up for specific recording projects, one-off dates, or brief ...
Cab Calloway Home a New Landmark?
by Fradley Garner
“A bad happening for the jazz community" is how reedsman Dave Liebman described the demise earlier this year of the International Association of Jazz Educators. Why IAJE filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is still being asked, but part of the problem was the return to Toronto for this year's conference. Attendance was little more than half ...
David Liebman / Roberto Tarenzi / Paolo Benedettini / Tony Arco: Negative Space
by John Kelman
Sometimes there's simply too much good material for a single disc, and then a decision has to be made: release a double-disc set, or two single-discs, spread apart and each with its own complexion? In the case of saxophonist Dave Liebman's European group with Italians Roberto Tarenzi (piano), Paolo Bendettini (bass) and Tony Arco (drums), choosing ...
Dave Liebman: Renewal, Depth of Emotion, Music from the KOPAFestival 2006, Vol. 1 & Negative Space
by Terrell Kent Holmes
Dave Liebman/Ellery Eskelin Renewal hatHUT 2008 Depth of Emotion Depth of Emotion World Improvised Music 2008 Various Artists Music from the KOPAfestival 2006, Vol. 1 Kopasetic ...
David Liebman / Mike Murley: Day and Night
by Budd Kopman
Day and Night is a smoking live set featuring saxophonists Dave Liebman and Mike Murley, supported by bassist Jim Vivian and drummer Ian Froman, with pianist Jeff Johnston guesting on the fiery closer, John Coltrane's “India." Recorded for CBC Radio [Canadian Broadcasting Corporation] during the 2003 Atlantic Jazz Festival in Halifax, Nova Scotia, it was released ...
Mosaic Select 32: Pendulum Live at the Village Vanguard
by John Kelman
These days a collection of artists--no matter how strong--getting together for a largely standards-based date is often treated with some suspicion. With so many jazz recordings being released every month revolving around an increasingly well-heeled (but, nevertheless, still important) repertoire from The Great American Songbook or legacy jazz artists like pianist Thelonious Monk and saxophonists John ...
Saxophone Summit: Joe Lovano, Dave Liebman, Ravi Coltrane: Seraphic Light
by Woodrow Wilkins
When three prominent saxophone players come together to honor one of their highly regarded brethren, and include compositions by one of the most revered instrumentalists ever, the listener is in for a treat. So it is with Seraphic Light by Saxophone Summit, led by the trio of Ravi Coltrane, Joe Lovano and Dave Liebman.
David Liebman & Ellery Eskelin: Renewal
by Troy Collins
Renewal is the brilliant follow-up to Different But The Same (Hatology, 2003), the debut of saxophonists Dave Liebman and Ellery Eskelin's co-led quartet. Initially perceived as a curious pairing, with Liebman the conservative elder to Eskelin's liberal youth, the two tenors actually share numerous aesthetic similarities, including an affinity for both inside and outside playing. Although ...
