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Gerry Hemingway e l'arte del duo

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by AAJ Italy Staff

Gerry Hemingway - Thomas Lehn Kinetics Auricle 2008 Valutazione: 3,5 stelle Non c'è dubbio che Gerry Hemingway sia un batterista che invoglia al dialogo: lo fa all'interno di formazioni allargate, lo fa con una sensibilità ancora più sottile quando si trova vis-à-vis con altri musicisti che condividono la medesima spinta all'esplorazione. Accade - è il terzo ...

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Hubbard / Henderson / Corea / Clarke / White: Echoes of a Hard Bop Era

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by Carl L. Hager

Wolf & Rissmiller's Country Club, April 7, 1982. Walking forward to the front of the stage, producer and drummer Lenny White held a microphone to his lips to announce the members of the band. “I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce you to the world's greatest musicians..." A subjective statement, yes, but he had a ...

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New Rhodri Davies on Another Timbre

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by John Eyles

Since 2000, harpist and electronicist Rhodri Davies has evolved continuously. He has metamorphosed from an extraordinary harpist--equally comfortable playing classical music, contemporary compositions or freely improvising--into an exploratory and innovative musician who continually extends the range of his playing and the language of his instrument. Davies has happily extended his technique by deploying preparations, playing tabletop ...

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Jacob Karlzon: Heat / Improvisational Three

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by Chris Mosey

Jacob Karlzon is one of the most interesting pianists on today's Swedish jazz scene--percussive, intense, yet capable of great lyricism. Unwilling to be pigeonholed, he plays in a great many different constellations, most visibly with vocalist Viktoria Tolstoy, great granddaughter of Leo, for whom he composes and arranges. At the age of 39, Karlzon has already ...

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Roberto Magris: Kansas City Outbound and Restless Spirits

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by Jerry D'Souza

Pianist Roberto Magris has scoped a wide segment of styles over his career. His main calling is in mainstream jazz, but he has sailed into several other tributaries, including progressive jazz with Alfabeats Nu Jazz and acid jazz with DMA Urban Jazz funk. Whatever the milieu, Magris plays with a focused sense for development and an ...

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Oltralpiano! Novità a 88 tasti dalla Francia

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by AAJ Italy Staff

Giovanni Mirabassi Out of Tracks Discograph - distr. Self Valutazione: 2 stelle Uno sguardo sulla scena pianistica d'Oltralpe si apre, non troppo sorprendentemente data la popolarità che alcuni jazzisti di casa nostra godono in Francia, con un artista italiano, Giovanni Mirabassi, che rinnova in Out of Tracks il sodalizio con il contrabbassista Gianluca Renzi e il ...

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Julian Lage and Jimmy Greene: The Delight in Sharing

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by Martin Gladu

For an artist to belong to a tradition implies a certain indebtedness to an historic wealth of knowledge most often found in those somewhat advanced in years. That said, there will always be precocious newcomers who will drop into the scene and shake its contentions anew. Not that long ago, a young tenor saxophonist called Michael ...

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Derek Bailey and Evan Parker: Incus reissues

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by John Eyles

The happy coincidence of solo recordings by guitarist Derek Bailey and saxophonist Evan Parker being reissued in quick succession provides a convenient opportunity to reflect on the association of two of the most influential improvisers of their generation. Bailey and Parker first played together in March 1967, recording as part of a Spontaneous Music Ensemble (SME) ...

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John Hicks: Live at the Jazz Corner of the World, Jammin' Uptown & Mind Wine: The Music of John Hicks

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by Graham L. Flanagan

Mickey Bass New York Powerhouse EnsembleLive at the Jazz Corner of the WorldEarly Bird2009 Alvin QueenJammin' UptownNilva-Just a Memory2008 John Hicks Legacy BandMind Wine: The Music of John Hicks

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Inside the Piano: Germinal; Gold; The Ill-Tempered Piano; Udentity

Read "Inside the Piano: Germinal; Gold; The Ill-Tempered Piano; Udentity" reviewed by Marc Medwin

by Marc Medwin

Agusti Fernandez & Ingar ZachGerminalPlastic Strip2008 Magda Mayas & Tony BuckGoldCreative Sources2009 Nicola CipaniThe Ill-Tempered PianoLong Song2009 Denman MaroneyUdentityClean Feed


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