Results for "David S. Ware"

Matthew Shipp: The Art of the Improviser

by John Sharpe
February 24, 2011

Any who have witnessed Matthew Shipp in action over the past few years will know that the pianist's bravura concert displays often eclipse his studio output. Unlike many jazz musicians the vast majority of Shipp's oeuvre has been recorded away from an audience. His previous four releases on Thirsty Ear have alternated between trio and solo ...

Daniel Carter Quartet: Brooklyn, September 18, 2010

by Harrison Weiss
January 8, 2011

Daniel Carter QuartetThe Freedom GardenBrooklyn, New YorkSeptember 18, 2010 If you do not know about Daniel Carter, you are not to blame. For over thirty years Carter has been an New York musician, playing with free jazz innovators such as David S. Ware, William Parker, and Matthew Shipp, but has ...

Saturnian (Solo Saxophones, Volume One)

By David S. Ware

Label: AUM Fidelity
Released: 2010
Track listing: Methone; Pallene; Anthe.

Saturnian (Solo Saxophones Volume 1)

By David S. Ware

Label: AUM Fidelity
Released: 2010

Saturnian (Solo Saxophones Volume One)

By David S. Ware

Label: AUM Fidelity
Released: 2010
Track listing: Methone; Pallene; Anthe.

Saturnian (Solo Saxophones, Volume 1)

By David S. Ware

Label: AUM Fidelity
Released: 2010
Track listing: 01. Methone; 02. Pallene; 03. Anthe.

Onecept

By David S. Ware

Label: AUM Fidelity
Released: 2010
Track listing: Book Of Krittika; Wheel Of Life; Celestial; Desire Worlds; Astral Earth; Savaka; Bardo; Anagami; Vata.

Take Five with Matthew Shipp

by AAJ Staff
December 1, 2010

DOB: December 7, 1960 In: Wilmington, Delaware First Musical Memory: “My uncle (James) playing a Beethoven piece on piano." Music Inspirations: “Metaphysics and understanding the vibration language behind cosmos." Hobbies/Interests: “Metaphysics, boxing, pro wrestling." Last Book Read: “Lampshade by Mark Jacobson." Favorite TV Show: ...

Nicole Mitchell's Sonic Projections: Emerald Hills

by John Sharpe
November 22, 2010

In some ways Chicago-based flautist Nicole Mitchell's Emerald Hills resembles an old style AACM record: there's an adventurous spirit, a diversity of approaches, and chops to burn. More recent reference points include Mitchell's own Xenogenesis Suite (Firehouse 12, 2008) but (largely) without the challenging vocals. Joining Mitchell in the quartet she calls Sonic Projections, are long ...

The Jazz Session #216: David S. Ware

November 12, 2010