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Jazz Week 2011 Marks Fifth Anniversary with Salutes to Eric Jackson, Hundreds of Events in Greater Boston
With the theme “This Is Jazz," from April 29 to May 8 Greater Boston's Jazz Week '11 celebrates a music that defies definition and recognizes no boundaries. For the fifth straight year, Jazz Week is being coordinated and promoted by the nonprofit JazzBoston, which also marks its fifth anniversary in 2011. More than 200 events at ...
Dig Deep
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: In Transit; Wide Awake; Three Minute Mile; Summertime; Sunday Afternoon; Out On Top; New Song; Heavy; Rhymes.
Laszlo Gardony: Dig Deep
by Michael P. Gladstone
One favorite and under-appreciated pianist has been Hungarian-born Laszlo Gardony. His emigration to the United States in 1983 began a career in which his first albums (on both Antilles and Sunnyside) established a firmly swinging piano trio setting. Although the '90s were not a productive era, he has had four releases since 2001. Dig ...
Natural Instinct
Label: Sunnyside Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Natural Instinct; Revolution; Hidden Message; Motherless Child; Me and My Echo; Waking
Dreams; Thinking of Stella; Peace; Softly (As in a Morning Sunrise); Someone; Us and the
Night and the Music.
Laszlo Gardony: Natural Instinct
by Tom Greenland
Who said “those who can't play teach ? It's not necessarily true, as some of the best jazz musicians can be found hiding out in institutions of higher learning. Laszlo Gardony is a case in point: Hungarian-born and Boston-bred (he attended Berklee School of Music), the classically trained pianist/composer has been nurturing the creative talents of ...
Laszlo Gardony: You Can't Take Your Ax On The Road
by Laszlo Gardony
I love my piano. It stands in the middle of my living room. Every time I play it, it feels like I am connecting to an external part of me. There is a bond that is special and fragile. Last December when I spent a lot of time writing music on my piano, an acquaintance came ...
Laszlo Gardony: Natural Instinct
by John Kelman
While he's never quite made it into the limelight, Hungarian-born pianist Laszlo Gardony has nevertheless managed to build a small but critically praised body of work since moving to the US in the mid-1980s. Far from revolutionary, Gardony has carved a solid niche for himself by combining elements of his home country's folk music with an ...
Laszlo Gardony: Natural Instinct
by Jeff Dayton-Johnson
What with Nils Petter Molvaer and the Ilhan Ersahin/Erik Truffaz duo twiddling the knobs, working hard to create a kind of trumpet electronica (not to mention the chaabi-electronica experiments of Bugge Wesseltoft and Michy Mano, and whatever it is that Jim Black is creating), modern plugged-in jazz is beginning to resemble a research lab. Those kinds ...
Laszlo Gardony: Natural Instinct
by Jerry D'Souza
Laszlo Gardony, a lyrical pianist, often shades his playing in pastels as he explores the standards and original material on Natural Instinct. For this effort he works in a compact trio with drummer Yoron Israel and bassist John Lockwood. Gardony's laid-back approach works well most of the time. He has a bent towards building ...
