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News: Festival

Peter Brotzmann Rises and Shines on Wednesday at Vision Festival 16.

Peter Brotzmann Rises and Shines on Wednesday at Vision Festival 16.

TRIBUTE TO A LIVING LEGEND Peter Brotzmann:Celebrating A Lifetime of Achievement Each year, the Vision Festival honors the achievements of one living artist who has greatly influenced the world around them and paved the way for other innovators to move forward. On Wednesday, June 8th, 2011 Arts For Art and The Vision Festival will celebrate a ...

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Lineage and Vision Festival 16: June 5-11

Lineage and Vision Festival 16: June 5-11

So much of our experience is increasingly place-less as franchise smiles crafted by human resources consultants greet us daily no matter what the biome or weight of memory. The fast food smile and store floor uniform must ever be the same. Crowd counts displace quality practices with childlike aspirations toward some eternal Superbowl as the only ...

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Article: Album Review

Rob Mazurek's Starlicker: Double Demon

Read "Double Demon" reviewed by Mark Corroto


It may seem like an anomaly to suggest that a jazz ensemble has to strip down to power up, but Starlicker does just that. Cornetist Rob Mazurek disassembled his Exploding Star Orchestra (which regularly has more than a dozen players) and Quintet into just a trio, with remaining players, vibraphonist Jason Adasiewicz and drummer John Herndon. ...

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Article: Album Review

Arrive: There Was...

Read "There Was..." reviewed by Mark Corroto


It is astonishing to consider just how many differing ensembles in which a modern jazz musician might participate. Take, for instance, the players heard in alto saxophonist Aram Shelton's Arrive. Besides his own band Rolldown, vibraphonist Jason Adasiewicz can be heard in seven other bands, including those of Rob Mazurek, Mike Reed, and Nicole Mitchell. Likewise, ...

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Article: Album Review

Starlicker: Double Demon

Read "Double Demon" reviewed by Troy Collins


Since the turn of the Millennium, cornetist Rob Mazurek has been one of the most intrepid explorers in the field of electro-acoustic jazz improvisation. From the seminal efforts of his flagship collective, the Chicago Underground (Duo to Orchestra), to recent endeavors like Exploding Star Orchestra, Mandarin Movie and his own self-titled Quintet, all of Mazurek's projects ...

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Article: Album Review

Arrive: There Was...

Read "There Was..." reviewed by Troy Collins


A longtime fixture of the fertile Chicago jazz scene, Aram Shelton's relocation to Oakland, California has not diminished the alto saxophonist's presence among his peers in the Windy City. Courtesy of a rigorous touring schedule, Shelton maintains memberships in numerous ensembles, including Jason Adasiewicz's Rolldown, the collective ensemble Fast Citizens, and Arrive, his quartet with vibraphonist ...

Article: Interview

The Good Vibes: intervista a Jason Adasiewicz

Read "The Good Vibes: intervista a Jason Adasiewicz" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Il vibrafono oggi ha un nome facile facile da ricordare e un cognome impronunciabile per chi non ha dimestichezza con il polacco: Jason Adasiewicz. Oh, intendiamoci: di polacco c'è soltanto il cognome, perché il barbuto vibrafonista è nato nell'Illinois, periferia di Chicago. E a Chicago è cresciuto sguazzando nella fervente scena post-rock dei Novanta, facendosi le ...

Article: Album Review

Jason Adasiewicz: Sun Rooms

Read "Sun Rooms" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


C'era da aspettarselo un disco come Sun Rooms da Jason Adasiewicz. Dopo i lampi di classe balenati in Rolldown e Varmint, non serviva certo un Nostradamus per indovinare che il barbuto vibrafonista di Chicago avrebbe presto dato alle stampe la prova della maturità. Troppi gli indizi accumulati negli ultimi due-tre anni per potersi ingannare: la gloriosa ...

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Article: Album Review

KLANG: Other Doors

Read "Other Doors" reviewed by Troy Collins


Though he has long admired the small combo recordings of legendary clarinetist Benny Goodman, Chicago-based clarinetist James Falzone never intended to record a tribute to the revered King of Swing. As a former student of modern composition at the New England Conservatory with a strong presence in Chicago's fertile free-improvisation scene, Falzone assumed his youthful gigs ...

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Article: Album Review

Nick Mazzarella Trio: Aviary

Read "Aviary" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Saxophonist Nick Mazzarella keeps things neat and succinct on this shortish (30 minute) introductory release. Although compact, this release is quite loquacious and, perhaps, a presage of great things to come.All six compositions were penned by Mazzarella, and harken back to the early 1960s, and the rise of Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy. Mazzarella, ...


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