Home » Search Center » Results: Gilad Hekselman

Results for "Gilad Hekselman"

Advanced search options

3

Article: Album Review

Peripheral Vision: More Songs About Error And Shame

Read "More Songs About Error And Shame" reviewed by Friedrich Kunzmann


The first half of 2018 sees the Toronto Jazz-scene bursting with fresh sound and innovation, bringing new and exciting nuances to what appears to be today's Status Quo. After the architecturally intense exploration that was saxophonist Gordon Hyland's Never Die!, by his group Living Fossil in February, the object of this review exposes shared similarities with ...

11

Article: Catching Up With

Gilad Hekselman: New music on the Horizon

Read "Gilad Hekselman: New music on the Horizon" reviewed by Friedrich Kunzmann


Native Israeli and New York-based Gilad Hekselman has established himself amongst today's leading pioneers of jazz-guitar and is constantly in high demand -here, there and just about everywhere. This time around it was Hungarian saxophonist Kristof Bacso, who invited Hekselman to enhance his trio, taking on the role Lionel Loueke had played on Bacso's latest album ...

1

Article: Album Review

Matteo Pastorino: Suite for Modigliani

Read "Suite for Modigliani" reviewed by Neri Pollastri


Nuovo lavoro del clarinettista sardo di stanza a Parigi Matteo Pastorino (clicca qui per leggere la sua intervista del 2015), con una formazione che sviluppa il quartetto del suo precedente V, sostituendovi solo il contrabbassista, adesso Damien Varaillon, e ospitando in alcune tracce la chitarra di Gilad Hekselman. Come da titolo, Suite for Modigliani ...

12

Article: Album Review

John Raymond & Real Feels: Joy Ride

Read "Joy Ride" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


There's something to be said for the centered and warm sound qualities born of a flugelhorn fronting a bass-less trio. Even when John Raymond ratchets up the intensity on his original compositions--the choppy title track in five, the circuitous “Follower"--there's a sense of sonic evenhandedness reflecting both the instrument's depth of character and the artist's depth ...

5

Article: Album Review

LILLY: Tenderly featuring Gilad Hekselman

Read "Tenderly featuring Gilad Hekselman" reviewed by Jakob Baekgaard


It all starts with a song. Two people and song. Gilad and Lilly. Guitarist and singer. One visiting Denmark as an artist in residence and the other living there. One among the foremost exponents of modern jazz guitar and the other an acclaimed vocalist and singer/songwriter, but still a secret outside her country. ...

13

Article: Album Review

Eden Ladin: Yequm

Read "Yequm" reviewed by Friedrich Kunzmann


New York based pianist Eden ladin's debut album Yequm is a remarkable demonstration of maturity and restraint in composition as well as execution. In collaboration with fellow New York neighbours and contemporaries, such as guitarist Gilad Hekselman and singer/guitarist Camila Meza, the Israeli-born sound visionary has recorded an enticing collection of songs, putting on display passionate ...

Article: Album Review

Petros Klampanis: Chroma

Read "Chroma" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Il terzo album da leader del bassista greco prosegue e sviluppa quanto espresso nel precedente Minor Dispute (Cristal Records, 2015): una musica melodicamente suggestiva, che fonde danzanti climi folk su eleganti e flessuosi arrangiamenti per archi. Dal disco d'esordio del 2011 inciso per l'etichetta di Greg Osby (Contextual Inner Circle Music) la formula strumentale viene confermata ...

12

Article: Album Review

Eden Ladin: Yequm

Read "Yequm" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


The universe essentially speaks to infinite space and matter. But on a smaller scale we each exist and operate within our own universe(s), more defined domains plotted out by our experiences and measured by our respective developments. Yequm, an album that takes its title from the Hebrew word for “universe," is wholly representative ...

2

Article: Live Review

Gilad Hekselman at the Cornelia Street Café

Read "Gilad Hekselman at the Cornelia Street Café" reviewed by Tyran Grillo


Gilad Hekselman with Ben Williams and Billy Hart Cornelia Street Café Hekselfest Greenwich Village, NYC August 10, 2017 As part of a week-long residency at Greenwich Village's Cornelia Street Café, guitarist Gilad Hekselman convened something of a dream band for his Thursday night performance when he shared the stage with ...

8

Article: Interview

Aaron Parks: Rising To The Challenge

Read "Aaron Parks: Rising To The Challenge" reviewed by R.J. DeLuke


"I'm always trying to put myself into scenarios with people who play in a way that challenges me and gives me a chance to grow," says pianist Aaron Parks, who has carved an impressive career in jazz since going to New York City early in the new century and eventually garnering a major gig with trumpeter ...


Engage

Get more of a good thing!

Our weekly newsletter highlights our top stories, our special offers, and upcoming jazz events near you.

Install All About Jazz

iOS Instructions:

To install this app, follow these steps:

All About Jazz would like to send you notifications

Notifications include timely alerts to content of interest, such as articles, reviews, new features, and more. These can be configured in Settings.