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The Daniel Humair Quartet plays the 2013 vintage of Château Palmer

The Daniel Humair Quartet plays the 2013 vintage of Château Palmer

Hear Palmer, already a habit, always a surprise... Since the 2009 vintage, Palmer reveals its new vintage in music. This year, the 2013 vintage was interpreted by the Daniel Humair Quartet. You can now enjoy the concert on Hear-Palmer.com. Palmer and jazz—A common philosophy. Like Palmer, jazz has deep roots, with a long history that has ...

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Article: Album Review

Steve Lacy: Avignon and After Volume 2

Read "Avignon and After Volume 2" reviewed by John Eyles


In 2012, Emanem released Avignon and After Volume 1 which consisted of re-released and previously unreleased tracks from the late great soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy's first solo concerts, at Avignon in 1972, plus previously unreleased tracks recorded live in Berlin in 1974. It was an excellent and valuable addition to the Lacy discography. Teasingly, its sleeve ...

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Article: Album Review

Michel Edelin Quartet: Resurgence

Read "Resurgence" reviewed by John Sharpe


French flutist Michel Edelin is back among familiar faces on Resurgence, after his appearance with fellow flutist Nicole Mitchell on The Ethiopian Princess Meets The Tantric Priest (Rouge Art, 2011). He reconstitutes the quartet which last appeared together on Déblocage D'émergence (AA Records, 1995) for a studio set of 11 of his smart originals. On bass ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

China Moses: Crazy Blues

Read "China Moses: Crazy Blues" reviewed by Mehdi El Mouden


Pouring old wine into new bottles has become a specialty of vocalist China Moses and Pianist/Arranger Raphael Lemonnier. Rejuvenating classics with a pint of spirited innovation is a landmark of the duet, who, for their first encounter revisited the best of Dinah Washington, This One's for Dinah. For their second collaboration they pay tribute to great ...

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Article: Album Review

Daunik Lazro / Joëlle Léandre: Hasparren

Read "Hasparren" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


French baritone saxophonist Daunik Lazro and double bass master Joëlle Léandre began to collaborate almost thirty years ago. This collaboration has yielded one trio recording, Sweet Zee (Hathut, 1984 with trombonist George Lewis), two quartet recordings, Paris Quartet (IIntakt, 1989, with pianist Irène Schweizer, and trombonist Yves Robert, and Madly you (Potlatch, 2002, with violinist Carlos ...

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Article: Album Review

Vincent Courtois, Daniel Erdmann, Robin Fincker: Mediums

Read "Mediums" reviewed by Anthony Shaw


This album of tunes from the cross-border, French-led trio features many elements of their native approaches to improvised music-- exploratory experimentation on the boundaries of the respective instruments, solo work of a high order, and a strong sense of playfulness. The three instruments concerned are all from the middle range of pitch, as ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

I cubi di Alban Darche

Read "I cubi di Alban Darche" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro


Il sassofonista e compositore di Nantes (dove ha fondato la Yolk, editrice di due dei tre CD qui sotto trattati) Alban Darche è certamente musicista vorace e--diremmo--sorretto da non poca autostima. I suoi progetti ruotano attorno a un concetto “cubico" che è generosamente illustrato dalla sua più recente produzione. Le Cube ...

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Article: Album Review

Jozef Dumoulin: A Fender Rhodes Solo

Read "A Fender Rhodes Solo" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Belgian keyboards player Jozef Dumoulin describes his new solo album, his first solo album, as the the first solo album in the history of the electric piano, the Fender Rhodes. It is also a culmination of a long exploratory journey into the various, weird, eccentric sonic qualities of this vintage instrument, enhanced with electronic effects.

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Article: Album Review

Momo Kodama: La Vallee Des Cloches

Read "La Vallee Des Cloches" reviewed by Hrayr Attarian


Japan-born and France-educated pianist Momo Kodama is perfectly at home on La vallée des cloches, as she brings her signature, sublime approach to the interpretation of three introspective 20th century gems. The compositions go from impressionistic to more abstract, both within themselves and throughout the record. Maurice Ravel's five-movement suite “Miroirs," dedicated to various ...

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Article: Album Review

Michel Edelin Quartet: Resurgence

Read "Resurgence" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro


Pur facendo per ovvi motivi riferimento al veterano flautista Michel Edelin, che ne è il titolare nonché l'autore di tutto il materiale tematico, questo lavoro trae i motivi della propria riuscita più che mai dalla somma delle forze in campo, anche proprio nella loro diversità. Si segnalano specificatamente le presenze di un almeno ...


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