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JJA's 13th Annual Jazz Awards - Join Us!

JJA's 13th Annual Jazz Awards - Join Us!

Mark your calendar! 13th Annual JJA Jazz Awards June 16, 2009 3:00-6:00pm at The Jazz Standard 116 E. 27th Street New York, NY Join us at the JJA's 13th Annual Jazz Awards as we... Announce our 2009 award winners (see nominees below) Honor winners and nominees ...

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Article: Album Review

Satoko Fujii & Myra Melford: Under The Water

Read "Under The Water" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


The Maybeck Recital Hall has been home to some of the best pianists whose playing resonated not only within the walls of that institution, but into the history of piano music as well. That sounding board came alive once more when Myra Melford and Satoko Fujii performed there on September 14, 2007. Melford and ...

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Article: Album Review

Big Air: Big Air

Read "Big Air" reviewed by Chris May


Big Air is the debut album by the genre-mashing transatlantic quintet of saxophonist Steve Buckley, trumpeter Chris Batchelor, and tuba player Oren Marshall, from the UK, and pianist Myra Melford and drummer Jim Black, from the USA. It comes carrying weighty expectations--Big Air's infrequent performances have enlivened the British jazz scene. The band caused a stir ...

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Alex Cline: Continuation

Read "Continuation" reviewed by John Kelman


It's been a long time since percussionist/composer Alex Cline last released an album under his own name. 1999's Sparks Fly Upward and 2001's The Constant Flame (both on Cryptogramophone), culminated his evolving Alex Cline Ensemble, combining measured spontaneity with long-form writing that, in its near-classical approach to compositional development, was a unique confluence of form and ...

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Big Picture

Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2008
Track listing: 01. brainFire and bugLight (Melford); 02. For Bradford (Dresser); 03. Naive Art (Wilson); 04. Big Picture (Melford); 05. Modern Pine (Dresser); 06. Secrets to Tell You (Melford); 07. FreeKonomics (Wilson).

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Myra Melford - Mark Dresser - Matt Wilson's "Trio M": Big Picture

Read "Big Picture" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Maestoso. Non si può definire altrimenti questo Big Picture, disco a nome del Trio M, ovvero Myra Melford al piano, Mark Dresser al contrabbasso e Matt Wilson alla batteria. Maestoso come può essere solo un trio nel quale ciascun componente sembra esaltarsi alla presenza dell’altro ed il triangolo euclideo della strumentazione si trasforma in un solido ...

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Heart Mountain

Label: Perspicacity Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Cave and Basin; Three Sisters; Medicine Lake; Pika; Sulphur; Hoodoo; Babel; Kaligandhaki; Indefatigable; Into a Gunnysack and into the Kootenay River; The Kid on the Mountain; Athabasca; Annapurna; Daulaghiri; Wapama; Tueeulala; Anthracite; Heart Mountain; Kailash.

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The Image of Your Body

Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2007
Track listing: Equal Grace; Luck Shifts; Fear Slips Behind; To the Roof; Yellow Are the Crowds of Flowers II, The Image of Your Body; Be Bread; If You've Not Been Fed; Your Face Arrives in the Redbud Trees; Made it Out.

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Article: Album Review

Myra Melford &Tanya Kalmanovitch: Heart Mountain

Read "Heart Mountain" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Fate drew violist/violinist Tanya Kalmanovitch and pianist/harmonium player Myra Melford together at the Canadian 2003 Guelph Jazz Festival. Kalmanovitch could not play with her quartet, and therefore teamed up with Melford. Both women are improvisers who can shape their musical journeys into a compelling portrait from a common thread. Proof positive can be found on Heart ...

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Myra Melford & Tanya Kalmanovitch: Heart Mountain

Read "Heart Mountain" reviewed by Budd Kopman


Pianist Myra Melford and violinist/violist Tanya Kalmanovitch have created, in Heart Mountain, a work that demonstrates the highest degree of interaction between players who have the innate ability to create spontaneous music that lives and breathes. There is absolutely no reason why jazz, specifically improvised music, cannot and should not be listened to with ...


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