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Rich Perry: SteepleChase Jam Session Vol. 24 & e*motion
by Francis Lo Kee
Various Artists SteepleChase Jam Session Vol. 24 #1 SteepleChase 2008 Rich Perry e*motion #2 SteepleChase 2008 At a relatively early age - though playing professionally since the mid '70s--tenor saxophonist Rich Perry is ...
Marcus Printup: Jazz at Prague Castle 2007, Street Expressionism & Bird of Paradise
by Ken Dryden
Marcus Printup/Emil Viklicky Trio Jazz at Prague Castle 2007 Multisonic 2007 Paradigm Shift Street Expressionism Nagel Heyer 2007 Marcus Printup Bird of Paradise: The Music of Charlie Parker Steeplechase 2007
Clean Feed: Between Shadow and Space & Drunk Butterfly
by A. Henkin
Michael Dessen Trio Between Shadow and Space Clean Feed 2008 Adam Lane / Lou Grassi / Mark Whitecage Drunk Butterfly Clean Feed 2008 The Portuguese label Clean ...
Prose Inspired Projects: Scott Fields/Henning Sieverts
by Elliott Simon
Scott Fields Ensemble Beckett Clean Feed 2007 Henning Sieverts Symmetry Pirouet 2007 Both of these releases have prose as their muse and include drummer John Hollenbeck as a sideman. ...
Helen Merrill: The Helen Merrill-Dick Katz Sessions and Casa Forte
by Samuel Chell
Music-making, from conception to realization, is contaminated by the rhetoric of personality. And even more than instrumental music, vocal performances are often poorly served by language focused on the desires and disappointments, frustrations and satisfactions of the artist's self" rather than on the art." But quite apart from the self-expression (since the Romantic era, a birthright ...
Grilli, India, Africa e Jazz, ma siamo sicuri sia la Svezia? I sogni "globali" della Country & Eastern
by AAJ Italy Staff
Cos’hanno in comune i grilli, il jazz contemporaneo, la musica classica indiana e le percussioni africane? La risposta a questa domanda sta nel catalogo dell’etichetta svedese Country & Eastern, eclettico e davvero globale" nell’accezione più positiva del termine. Non a caso nume ispiratore della label - e presente anche nel catalogo - è il nome di ...
Elton Dean / Steve Miller Trio / Soft Heap: British genre-benders
by Clifford Allen
Though non-idiomatic is a term often thrown around when referring to post-1960s British improvisation, the more apt one might be cross-idiomatic, insofar as significant players have worked across genres with regularity. Take alto saxophonist Elton Dean, for example. He was part of the three-horn front line of pianist Keith Tippett's group, which was co-opted by the ...
There Would be No Jazz without Louis Moreau Gottschalk
by C. Michael Bailey
Jazz as an American artform would never have evolved without Louis Moreau Gottschalk. A phenomenon in his lifetime but relegated to the status of parlor pianist today, Gottschalk nevertheless was the complete package: talented, good looking, highborn. Educated at the Paris Conservatoire and a peer of Fredrick Chopin, Gottschalk carved an impressive pedigree when he hit ...
Thelonious Monk: Brilliant Corners & At Town Hall
by George Kanzler
Thelonious Monk Brilliant Corners (Keepnews Collection)Riverside-Concord2008 Thelonious Monk At Town Hall (Keepnews Collection)Riverside-Concord2008 It's time for some revisionist thinking on Monk's discography. Pride of place always seems to go to the earliest recordings when, ...
Misha Alperin, Ketil Bjørnstad & Alon Yavnai: Rolling Out New Piano Rolls
by Martin Gladu
In his pioneering works on cognitive musicology and music psychology, the late Leonard B. Meyer defended the concept of redundancy in its promotion of musical understanding, and for its important role in listeners' emotional engagement. Although the use of leitmotivs and recurrent musical events undoubtedly help listeners construe a cohesive representation of the musical discourse, the ...


