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The JCA Orchestra: Live At The BPC

Read "Live At The BPC" reviewed by Jerome Wilson

by Jerome Wilson
January 13, 2021

The JCA Orchestra has been an important part of the Boston jazz scene since it formed in 1985. Several of its recordings are dominated by the compositions of its leader, Darrell Katz, but this live concert from the Berklee Performance Center features works by several orchestra members other than Katz and gives a fuller picture of ...

Album

Live At The BPC

By Rebecca Shrimpton

Label: JCA Recordings
Released: 2020
Track listing: Romanpole; The Latest; The Sixth Snake; Orange, Yellow, Blue; A Wallflower in the Amazon; Super Eyes - Private Heroes.

Album

Unsaid

By Yulia Musayelyan

Label: Next Level
Released: 2020
Track listing: 1. Catch -22 [7:07] 2. Finding Ana [5:39] 3. Unsaid [5:36] 4. Numbers [3:48] 5. Khnki Tsar [6:23] 6. Fevral' [4:58] 7. New Age [4:38] 8. Tamzara [5:50] 9. Na Vulitse [7:10] 10. Tango Trece [3:38] 11. . Na Gorushke, Na Gore [6:28] 12. Landscapes [5:25] 13. Chacarera del Descenso [6:22] 14. The Raven [5:47]

About Maxim Lubarsky

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Musician

Maxim Lubarsky

Born: May 6, 1977

Maxim Lubarsky is a virtuoso pianist known for his stylistic versatility and musicality, making him one of the most sought-after players. A native of Odessa, Ukraine, he began his classical piano education at age 7 at the renowned Stolyarsky School of Music under the mentorship of his father, a renowned pianist and faculty member. He later studied with Evilina Kovalenko at the Odessa State Conservatory, where he earned his master’s degree. During his conservatory years, he founded the jazz group Art Session, touring extensively across Europe while maintaining an active classical performance career with solo recitals and orchestral engagements.

News: Performance / Tour

Club Land Climbs the Jazz Week Bandwagon with JazzBoston

April 28, 2011

A core ingredient in every Jazz Week is participation from the hospitality constituency and with each passing year this participation reaches ever further into the Boston Metro area from the New Hampshire border to Rhode Island and west to the edge of Route 495. Below you'll find just a small sample of many events to convey ...