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News: Performance / Tour

Composer Portrait: Julius Hemphill Bobby Zankel's Warriors of the Wonderful Sound Featuring Marty Ehrlich

Composer Portrait: Julius Hemphill Bobby Zankel's Warriors of the Wonderful Sound Featuring Marty Ehrlich

Ars Nova Workshop presents: Tonight! Thursday, February 26, 7:30pm (doors at 6pm) Composer Portrait: Julius Hemphill Bobby Zankel's Warriors of the Wonderful Sound Featuring Marty Ehrlich Marty Ehrlich, alto saxophone; Bobby Zankel, alto saxophone; Elliott Levin, tenor saxophone; Dan Peterson, reeds; Dan Scofield, alto saxophone; Bryan Rogers, tenor saxophone; Bart Miltenberger, trumpet; Adam Hershberger, ...

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Jenny Scheinman

Label: KOCH Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: I Was Young When I Left Home; Come On Down; Rebecca's Song; Miss Collins; King of Hearts; Shame Shame Shame; The Green; Twilight Time; Skinny Man; Newspaper Angels; Johnsburg, Illinois.

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Crossing The Field

Label: KOCH International Jazz
Released: 2008
Track listing: Born Into This; I Heart Eye Patch; That's Delight; Ana Eco; Hard Sole Shoe; Einsamaller; Awful Sad; Processional; The Careeners; Three Bits and a Horse; Song for Sidiki; Ripples in the Aquifer; Old Brooklyn.

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Article: Album Review

Jenny Scheinman: Crossing the Field

Read "Crossing the Field" reviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell


Celebrating the release of 12 Songs (Cryptogramophone, 2005), violinist Jenny Scheinman assembled a string orchestra to augment her septet in performance at New York's Tonic. The addition enlivened the buoyant melodies and spurred the soloists with lush accompaniment. The thrilling results prompted Scheinman to write more for this instrumentation on Crossing the Field, her fifth and ...

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Jazz Violin, Given License to Operate

Jazz Violin, Given License to Operate

The violinist Jenny Scheinman writes sensible, orderly music. Its phrases resolve, it doesn’t mess with abstruse harmony, it returns to its themes. It’s usually grounded in old variations of jazz, blues and folk song known in the bones of the average North American. Ms. Scheinman doesn’t fully take over a band, even her own; she’s not ...

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Jenny Scheinman: Crossing the Field

Read "Crossing the Field" reviewed by John Kelman


With the release of the singer/songwriter-driven Jenny Scheinman (Koch, 2008), violinist Jenny Scheinman entered new territory as a vocalist. Crossing the Field, released the same day in digital download-only form (a hard CD version will be released September 9, 2008, also by Koch), expands on the forward motion of 12 Songs (Cryptogramophone, 2005) with an even ...

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Jenny Scheinman: Jenny Scheinman

Read "Jenny Scheinman" reviewed by John Kelman


Those only familiar with Jenny Scheinman's two discs for Tzadik--The Rabbi's Lover (2002) and Shalagaster (2004)--may be taken aback by the violinist's leap into singer/songwriter turf on Jenny Scheinman. Others who've followed her work with Americana-centric guitarist Bill Frisell on albums including the sample-rich Unspeakable (Nonesuch, 2004) and the more compositionally focused History Mystery (Nonesuch, 2008) ...

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Article: Profile

Jenny Scheinman: Ready for Anything

Read "Jenny Scheinman: Ready for Anything" reviewed by Celeste Sunderland


Something cosmic occurred while violinist Jenny Scheinman and guitarist Bill Frisell were in the studio last June recording Lucinda Williams' new album. While listening to the playback of a song called “Where Is My Love they locked eyes and simultaneously tapped a finger to their foreheads. “It was this mutual experience of hearing a sound we ...

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Article: Interview

Le mille corde del violino di Jenny Scheinman

Read "Le mille corde del violino di Jenny Scheinman" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Di R.J. DeLuke Una violinista dallo stile e dai gusti eclettici si sta ritagliando uno spazio tutto suo nel panorama musicale mondiale o, se preferite, nel mondo del jazz. Jenny Scheinman (cresciuta in una zona rurale della California ma da tempo stabilitasi nella Grande Mela) è letteralmente piena di musica ma è anche determinata, come i ...

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Jenny Scheinman: Touching Many Strings

Read "Jenny Scheinman: Touching Many Strings" reviewed by R.J. DeLuke


Jenny Scheinman, a violinist of eclectic style and taste, has been coming into her own in the music world; the jazz music world, if you will. This young woman, raised in an ultra rural section of California, now imbedded in the Big Apple, is full of music. She's also down to earth, and so are the ...


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