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Roundabout
Label: Self-produced
Released: 2023
Track listing: 1. A Slow One (Hendrik Meurkens) 5:47
2. Maybe May (Christian Gutfleisch) 5:17
3. The End Of A Bug Affair (Dominik Schürmann) 4:47
4. Miriam's Bâle-Ade (Christian Gutfleisch) 6:12
5. Meurks' Mood (Hendrik Meurkens) 5:04
6. Ramba Samba (Dominik Schürmann) 4:46
7. A Better World (Elmar Frey) 6:32
8. Roundabout (Chrsitian Gutfleisch) 5:40
9. Cinecittà (Elmar Frey) 6:12
10. Prague In March (Hendrik Meurkens) 5:27
11. Heureka (Dominik Schürmann) 4:21
12. Vilnius (Elmar Frey) 7:00
Cal Tjader, Atley King, Wayne Shorter & Danny Embrey
by Joe Dimino
From a legendary guitarist hailing from Kansas City, we begin the 828th Episode of Neon Jazz with live music from Danny Embrey at the Green Lady Lounge followed by rising star vibraphonist Atley King. We spin new music from Claudia Villa, T.K. Blue, Elmar Frey and the Kevin Hays trio, Ben Street and Billy Hart. We ...
Saxophonist Mark Hauser Releases “it’s All About The Journey” on October 14th
The Mark Hauser Quartet’s new CD, It’s All About the Journey, will be released on October 14th. Mark Hauser (alto saxophone) presents eight of his own compositions and gives a high-energy performance with band members Marvin Trummer on piano, Dominik Schürmann on bass and Elmar Frey on percussion. The album will be played at various concerts ...
Meraviglioso
By Elmar Frey
Label:
Released: 2007
Track listing: 01. Latin Pendulum (A. D'Episcopo) - 6:05; 02. In Walked Bud (T. Monk) - 3:47; 03. Passione (L. Bovio/E. Tagliaferri) - 6:05;
04. Spaccanapoli (A. D'Episcopo) - 6:23; 05. Canto delle lavandaie del Vomere (trad.) - 5:22; 06. The Run (A. D'Episcopo) - 4:37;
07. Eronel (T. Monk) - 6:07; 08. Silver Morning (A. D'Episcopo) - 6:19; 09. Rhythm a Ning (T. Monk) - 3:03; 10. Meraviglioso
(D. Modugno) - 6:18; 11. Ugly Beauty (T. Monk) - 4:29.
Alessandro D`Episcopo: Meraviglioso
by AAJ Italy Staff
Il pianista d'origine napoletana Alessandro D`Episcopo insegna a Zurigo, diventata ormai la sua patria, tuttavia la passione per la musica della sua terra d'origine riemerge sempre nelle sue incisioni: qui riprende, oltre all'amato Thelonious Monk (più come compositore che come pianista) un classico della passione napoletana, un canto tradizionale e “Meraviglioso" (eseguito da solo) di Domenico ...
