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Emil Viklicky: Emil Viklicky 60
by Victor Verney
Emil Viklicky Emil Viklicky 60 Multisonic 2009 Imagine Barack Obama introducing, say, keyboard player Herbie Hancock for a live concert at the White House on the occasion of Hancock's 60th birthday (a milestone, incidentally, that Hancock reached on April 12, 2000). Pianist Emil Viklicky's latest CD was created ...
Emil Viklicky Trio: Ballads And More
Label: Arta Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Always and Forever; I Fall in Love Too Easily; Dedicated to You; Highlands, Lowlands; Coral; A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing; Peacocks; Maybe Later; Polka Dots and Moonbeams; When the Sun Comes Out; Leaving; All of You; Smile.
Emil Viklicky Trio: Ballads And More
by Victor Verney
Emil Viklicky Trio Ballads And More Arta 2008 Pianist Kenny Barron, on several occasions, has said that in his view the ballad is what separates the wheat from the chaff with musicians. “As far as I'm concerned," he maintains, “if you can't play a ballad, forget about it!" ...
New CD by Emil Viklicky Trio: Ballads & More
EMIL VIKLICK TRIO Ballads and More ARTA Records Total time 69:30 Tracks: Always And Forever / Pat Metheny 4:04 I Fall In Love Too Easily / Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn 5:38 Dedicated To You / Sammy Cahn, Saul Chaplin, Hy Zaret 5:31 ...
Mystery of a Man Blues
Album: Marcus Printup and Emil Viklicky Trio
By Emil Viklicky
Label: Multisonic
Released: 0
Duration: 8:46
Aspen Leaf
Album: Cookin' In Bonn
By Emil Viklicky
Label: Dekkor Records
Released: 2006
Duration: 8:21
Cookin' In Bonn
Label: Dekkor Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Father's Blues; Lover Come Back; Aspen Leaf; Desire; Wine Oh Wine; Cottontail; Song For Jane; Buhaina; Mona Lisa.
Emil Viklicky: Patriarch of Czech Jazz Piano
by Victor Verney
When most American jazz buffs think of the Czech Republic, they probably think of bassists George Mraz and Miroslav Vitous or keyboardist Jan Hammer. However, Europeans knowledgeable about the same topic probably think of Emil Vicklický, the acknowledged “Patriarch of Czech Jazz Piano." Known for combining the melodism and tonalities of Moravian folk music with modern ...
Emil Viklicky: Cookin' In Bonn
by Victor Verney
Mention the Czech Republic to American jazz fans and most would likely think of George Mraz, Miroslav Vitous or Jan Hammer. However, these three musicians would almost certainly agree that pianist Emil Vicklický is the “Patriarch of Czech jazz," a title bestowed on him by general consensus. Without question, there remain lingering pockets of Americans who ...
