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Mat Maneri: Pentagon
by John Kelman
Striking a curious balance between the accessible and the abstruse, violinist/violist Mat Maneri's latest release is a study in contrast. Ranging from abstract free improvisation to off-kilter orchestral beauty, Pentagon is a fair summation of Maneri's career to date--though he's still in only his mid-thirties. Considering Maneri began playing with his father, microtonal ...
Disambiguation
By Mat Maneri
Label: Leo Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1. Case in Point 2. Three Plus Three 3. Matutinal 4. Disambiguation 5.
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Mat Maneri - Pandelis Karayorgis: Disambiguation
by Glenn Astarita
This recently released outing might serve as a landmark for the new age of jazz! First off, we get to hear violinist Matt Maneri’s notorious microtonal excursions integrated into abstractly concocted Bop-style frameworks along with a few scant nods to Ornette Coleman. The co-leader of this date, pianist Pandelis Karayorgis, is no stranger to the realm ...
Trinity
By Mat Maneri
Label: ECM Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Pure Mode; Almost Pretty; Trinity; Sun Ship; Blue Deco; Veiled; Iron Man; Lattice; November 1st; Lady Day
Mat Maneri: Trinity
by AAJ Staff
Understatement and subtlety are rare commodities in music. Of course, they also demand more from the listener. Mat Maneri's new solo disc, Trinity, features spare, careful playing--and the results are ecstatically beautiful. One has the feeling from listening to this record that Maneri has tapped into a higher power and chosen to channel the energies earthward. ...
Mat Maneri: Trinity
by Mark Corroto
Listening to Mat Maneri’s solo outing Trinity, one often finds one's imagination working overtime. The 32 year old violinist, son of jazz legend Joe Maneri, explores his unique vision of free chamber jazz without the aid of collaborators--leaving wide-open spaces for the listener to fill in. Maneri, a child prodigy, began a classical career only to ...
Mat Maneri: Trinity
by Glenn Astarita
Modernist and improvising raconteur, violinist Mat Maneri opts for the solo route on this newly released effort, titled Trinity. No doubt, you’d better be good in order to sustain continual interest during a sixty-minute solo performance. Hence, such is the case here as the violinist takes on compositions by frequent collaborator, guitarist Joe Morris, Eric Dolphy ...
As Above - Live At The Lizard Lounge
By Club d'Elf
Label: Supermusic
Released: 2000
Track listing: Now I Understand; Shadow's Shift; Actual Smiles; Left Hand Of Clyde
(Parts 1, 2 & 3); Meet The Monster Tonight; Claude Raines Revisited; Last
Business (Dub); D'empty Dance; So Below; Get A Little Turning; Intro _
Bass Beatbox; In A Perfect World; Route Of The Root; As Above;
Beneath The Underground; Buzz; Taurobolium; Trance Meeting; Last
Business; Divine Invasion.
Blue Decco
By Mat Maneri
Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2000
Track listing: Hush Little Baby; It #2; Blue Decco; The New Lord's Prayer; It #3; Mute; Blue Sun; I Got It Bad.
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