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Kurt Rosenwinkel Quartet
by AAJ Italy Staff
Piacenza Jazz Festival Teatro Verdi - Fiorenzuola D'Arda - 18.03.2007 Preceduto dalla fama di innovatore del suo strumento, forte di prestigiose collaborazioni, su tutte quelle con Brad Mehldau e la Electric Bebop Band di Paul Motian, e di una manciata di dischi apprezzati da pubblico e critica, l’arrivo in Italia del chitarrista Kurt Rosenwinkel aveva suscitato ...
In Washington
Featuring the music of Kurt Rosenwinkel
Duration: 8:52
Featured here are
Kurt Rosenwinkel: Guitar
Mark Turner: Tenor Saxophone
Arron Goldberg: Piano
Joe Martin: Bass
Jeff Ballard: Drumset
A Rosenwinkel by Any Other Name
by Jeff Fitzgerald, Genius
If you were to ask the average jazz fan who the biggest names in jazz are, it is a sure bet that Kurt Rosenwinkel would be among them with 15 letters. Compare that to Sun Ra, or even Al Hirt, and you can see just how big a name that is.For the record, Your ...
Kurt Rosenwinkel: Emerging Brilliance
by David Adler
After nearly a decade in the trenches, Kurt Rosenwinkel is beginning to emerge as the next big thing in the world of jazz guitar. He has just released his second all-original Verve CD, The Next Step, a follow-up to last year's The Enemies of Energy. Two earlier standards albums, Intuit (Criss Cross, 1998) and the hard-to-find ...
Deep Song
Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2005
Track listing: The Cloister; Brooklyn Sometimes; The Cross; If I Should Lose You; Synthetics; Use of Light; Cake; Deep Song; Gesture; The Next Step.
Kurt Rosenwinkel: Deep Song
by George Harris
Kurt Rosenwinkel's Heartcore caught jazz fans by surprise last year. Despite its wondrous, thick textures and mixtures of rhythms, the disc was initially overlooked, then slowly crawled into the psyche of the jazz community to become one of the most important releases of the year. With Deep Song, the guitarist drops most of his usual band, ...
Kurt Rosenwinkel: Latitude
by John Kelman
Of the new wave of players that has emerged in the past decade including Adam Rogers, Jacob Young and Jeff Parker, the one most seen to be representing the future of jazz guitar is Kurt Rosenwinkel--a player who is rightfully taking his place alongside other significant contemporary figures like Pat Metheny, John Scofield, John Abercrombie and ...
Kurt Rosenwinkel: Deep Song
by David Adler
Kurt Rosenwinkel's fourth Verve release, Deep Song, steps back from the searching electronica of Heartcore and adheres to a jazz quintet aesthetic. For the first time, Joshua Redman appears in place of Rosenwinkel's longtime tenor sax associate, Mark Turner. We also hear Brad Mehldau on piano, Larry Grenadier on bass, and Jeff Ballard and Ali Jackson ...
Kurt Rosenwinkel: Deep Song
by John Kelman
As listeners it sometimes feels as though we live vicariously through the musical experiences of the artists we cherish--excited by the thrill of discovery, the joy of constant growth, and the sheer emotional wallop that the best music holds. And so it's particularly satisfying to watch an artist emerge as more than merely a talented player ...
Heartcore
Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2003
Track listing: Heartcore; Blue Line; All the Way to Rajasthan; Your Vision/ Interlude/ Our Secret World; Dream/Memory?; Love in the Modern World; Dcba//>>; Thought About You; Tone Poem.
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