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Jenny Scheinman: Crossing the Field
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 ...
Jenny Scheinman: Jenny Scheinman
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) ...
Jenny Scheinman: Ready for Anything
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 ...
Le mille corde del violino di Jenny Scheinman
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 ...
Jenny Scheinman: Touching Many Strings
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 ...
12 Songs
Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2005
Track listing: The Frog Threw His Head Back and Laughed; Song of the Open Road; Moe Hawk; Sleeping
in the Aquifer; The Buoy Song; She Couldn't Believe It Was True; Suza; Little Calypso;
Satelite; Antenna; Albert; June 21.
Song of the Open Road
Album: 12 Songs
By Jenny Scheinman
Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2005
Duration: 5:00
Jenny Scheinman: 12 Songs
by Michael McCaw
12 Songs is an album of imagination above all else. Like her frequent employer Bill Frisell (whom she employs here), Jenny Scheinman composes vignettes that frame a world for listeners to find comfort, not just through its distant familiarity, but with enough imaginative angularity to convert the most common hue of blue into a feathering peacock's ...
Jenny Scheinman: 12 Songs
by Sean Patrick Fitzell
The beguiling melodies draw listeners in. The lush instrumentation, evoking the parts of an orchestra, and vibrant ensemble playing hold their attention. Beautiful tunes with hints of humor and dedicated, unselfish performances coalesce on 12 Songs. The results satisfy deep, repeated listens and remain accessible enough to appeal to a wide audience without pandering.
Jenny Scheinman: 12 Songs
by Jerry D'Souza
Jenny Scheinman has a gift for writing evocative music. She explores different genres and comes up with an interesting take on each, drawing the listener into the core of its spirit. There is more to this music than just the compositions. The musicians forge their own atmosphere, each divining the play in extrapolating the base. And ...
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