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News: Award / Grant

CMA Announces $253,000 in Grants to Jazz Ensembles

NEW YORK, NY -- Chamber Music America (CMA), celebrating its 32nd year of service to ensemble music professionals, today announced the recipients of 12 grants through CMAs New Jazz Works: Commissioning and Ensemble Development program. The grantees were selected in June by an independent, five-member panel of professional jazz musicians. CMA received 161 applications from jazz ...

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Article: Album Review

Ellery Eskelin with Andrea Parkins and Jim Black: One Great Night...Live

Read "One Great Night...Live" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


As of 2009, Ellery Eskelin and his band mates have been playing together for fifteen years with no let up in sight--good news for advocates of cutting-edge, progressive jazz and improvisation. Recorded live at Towson University in saxophonist Eskelin's home town of Baltimore, Maryland, the trio's multitasking ways come to fruition during this near flawlessly recorded ...

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Article: Profile

Jim Black: Alas, Not Exactly a "Houseplant"

Read "Jim Black: Alas, Not Exactly a "Houseplant"" reviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell


A day off is something drummer Jim Black rarely takes. At Skirl Party V in April, he played two sets with different bands, recorded with one the next day and left the day after that to tour Europe with another group. Next, it was Australia for several shows during the Melbourne Jazz Festival with a new ...

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Article: Album Review

Ellery Eskelin/ Sylvie Courvoisier: Every So Often

Read "Every So Often" reviewed by Mark Corroto


The improvisational intersection of American and European music exemplified in the recording Every So Often finds common ground without much trouble when the improvisers are Ellery Eskelin and Sylvie Courvoisier. This hour of sonically stellar studio recordings never lacks for innovation nor repeats ideas. Saxophonist Eskelin, a jazz maverick is probably best known for ...

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Article: Album Review

Yoni Kretzmer's New Dilemma: Yoni Kretzmer's New Dilemma

Read "Yoni Kretzmer's New Dilemma" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Unlike many young jazz players in Israel, tenor saxophonist Kretzmer chose to broaden his musical education in France, instead of the United States. This appears to have exposed him to a much more varied scene, and a more open and flexible definition of jazz genres. His musical world is rooted in the fusion-meets-progressive rock ...

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Quiet Music

Label: Prime Source
Released: 2007
Track listing: Disc One: Coordinated universal time; I should have known; 48 A & B; Read my mind; Instant counterpoint; How do I know; Quiet music; Disc Two: Split the difference; Cuarenta y neueve; The curve; Let

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Article: Live Review

Ellery Eskelin - Andrea Parkins - Jim Black

Read "Ellery Eskelin - Andrea Parkins - Jim Black" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Area Sismica - Forlì - 17.11.2007 Il trio Eskelin-Parkins-Black è un gruppo longevo: attivo dal 1994, ha accumulato una nutrita discografia, una ricca esperienza live e l'affiatamento proprio delle formazioni mature. Ed è infatti considerata una delle realtà più significative del nuovo jazz contemporaneo. Ellery Eskelin è indubbiamente il cuore e la mente creativa del gruppo: ...

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Night Vision

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Label: Gutbrain Records
Released: 2004
Duration: 05:07

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Article: Album Review

Ellery Eskelin: Quiet Music

Read "Quiet Music" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


Saxophonist Ellery Eskelin's trio with Andrea Parkins and Jim Black is so tight, so dense, that it's hard to imagine another musician in the mix. But on this double-disc set he adds vocalist Jessica Constable and on three tracks augments the group up to a quintet with Phillippe Gelda on keyboards and vocals. The results are ...

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Article: Album Review

Ellery Eskelin: Quiet Music

Read "Quiet Music" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Years on the road and numerous recording for Swiss-based Hatology Records have generated a distinguished musical persona for tenor sax titan Ellery Eskelin and his band. Here, drummer Jim Black and accordionist/sampler Andrea Parkins assist with moving the torch forward. But the addition of vocalist Jessica Constable and French vocalist/keyboardist Philippe Gelda rein in a new ...


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