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Jamie Baum Septet: Solace
by Michael P. Gladstone
New Yorker or, more specifically, Brooklyn flutist and composer Jamie Baum has again realized a most ambitious album that repeats the success of her previous Moving Forward, Standing Still (Omnitone, 2004), with largely the same personnel. After an intensive homage to Bela Bartok on that album, Baum spends even more time here with the work of ...
Jamie Baum Septet: Solace
by Sean Patrick Fitzell
Jamie Baum is a rare improvising flutist who doesn't double from another instrument. For nearly a decade she's led an ambitious septet with French horn, trumpet and alto saxophone joining the frontline, propelled by piano, bass and drums. Doublings on alto flute, bass clarinet, flugelhorn and Fender Rhodes extend the ensemble's wide sonic and textural terrain. ...
Jamie Baum Septet: Solace
by Glenn Astarita
When flautist/composer Jamie Baum releases a new album, many modern jazz aficionados take notice. With a core septet and others sitting in on various works, Baum pays homage to trumpeter/flugelhorn great Kenny Wheeler, and modern classicist Charles Ives. One of the many highlights of this set includes the “Ives Suite," where she rearranges the composer's famous ...
Jamie Baum at the Deer Head Inn on February 8, 2008
TimePeace TimePeace is a cooperative jazz quartet that performs creative and exciting arrangements of jazz standards and originals with contributions by all its members. Long-time friends and compatriots Jamie Baum on flute and alto flute, Roberta Piket on piano, Cameron Brown on bass and Jeff Hirshfield on drums bring together their rich and varied experiences to ...
Jamie Baum Septet in NYC & NJ, November 30th & December 1st
The Jamie Baum Septet featuring Jamie Baum - flutes Ralph Alessi - trumpet Doug Yates - alto sax, bass clarinet Josh Roseman - trombone Aaron Goldberg - piano Johannes Weidenmeuller - bass Jeff Hirshfield - drums PERFORMS AT: The All ...
Jamie Baum Septet in NYC & NJ, November 30th & December 1st
The Jamie Baum Septet featuring Jamie Baum - flutes, Ralph Alessi - trumpet Doug Yates - alto sax, bass clarinet Josh Roseman - trombone Aaron Goldberg - piano, Johannes Weidenmeuller - bass Jeff Hirshfield - drums PERFORMS AT: The All ...
Moving Forward, Standing Still
By Jamie Baum
Label: OmniTone
Released: 2004
Track listing: All Roads Lead to You, Spring Rounds, In the Journey, Clarity, Medley: From Scratch/Primoridal Prelude,South Rim, Central Park, Bar Talk, Spring, Rivington Street Blues
Jamie Baum: Moving Forward, Standing Still
by Sean Patrick Fitzell
Experimenting with unconventional instrumentation is sometimes just that--testing an idea to see if it works. On Moving Forward, Standing Still , her third release as a leader, flautist Jamie Baum assembles an atypical combination of instruments, starting with her own and adding Tom Varner's French horn, Ralph Alessi's trumpet and flugelhorn and Doug Yate's alto saxophone ...
Jamie Baum Septet: Moving Forward, Standing Still
by John Kelman
Pity the poor flute. All too often relegated to the second line as an instrument doubled by saxophonists, considered an insubstantial instrument best used, if at all, for bossa novas and lightweight smooth jazz, its position in the jazz world is generally considered to be insignificant. And that's a shame, because while its attractive timbre may ...
Jamie Baum: Moving Forward, Standing Still
by Michael P. Gladstone
Flautist/composer Jamie Baum is a graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music and the Manhattan School of Music. Baum's classical training has greatly influenced her writings and a sizeable portion of her ten compositions on Moving Forward, Standing Still are the direct result. Several tracks show evidence of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring and “Bar Talk" ...
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