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Eivind Opsvik Overseas @ 55 Bar
Sunday February 1st 9:30pm 55 Christopher Street New York, NY Eivind Opsvik OVERSEAS Tony Malaby - tenor sax Jacob Sacks - piano and farfisa organ Kenny Wollesen - drums Eivind Opsvik - bass & Compositions About Eivind Opsvik Eivind Opsvik moved to New York City in ...
Sten Hostfalt Trio Live at Freddy's NYC January 12th
WHO: Sten Hostfalt Trio Sten Hostfalt - guitar, compositions Tim Luntzel - bass Marko Djordjevic - drums WHEN: January 12th, 2009 at 10pm / no cover WHERE: Freddy's NYC 485 Dean St. (Prospect Heights) Brooklyn NY 1/2 to Bergen or any train to Atlantic/Pacific Impressive, Intense ...
Iva Bittov, Michel Camilo and Myriam Fuks Join Gypsy Violinist Roby Lakatos for Carnegie Hall Debut
CARNEGIE HALL CELEBRATES THE MUSIC OF HUNGARY FROM JANUARY 24 - FEBRUARY 14 Celebrating Hungary Performances Include Appearances by Ivn Fischer and Budapest Festival Orchestra, Roby Lakatos, Beta Palya, and Peter Etvs, Among Others From January 24 through February 14, Carnegie Hall presents Celebrating Hungary, a collection of concerts that place the spotlight on ...
Vibraphonist Tom Beckham at Cornelia Street Cafe
Vibraphonist Tom Beckham Group Vibraphonist Tom Beckhams new CD Rebound (2008) builds upon the group sound achieved on his previous release, Center Songs (2005) which critics and fans agree “has a sound all its own (Rhapsody.com), with terrific charts, a great sound and an impressive performance” (ejazznews.com). Hes as much a tune smith as a performer ...
Opsvik & Jennings @ Galapagos, Dumbo, Brooklyn
Galapagos line up features Aaron Jennings and Eivind Opsvik. 1. CLAUDIO FINNI GALDIOLO'S INCAPACITA 2. OPSVIK & JENNINGS Aaron Jennings - guitar Eivind Opsvik - bass, lapsteel guitar, yamaha vss-30 Dave Christian - drums Brian Drye - organ, synthesizer Rich Johnson - ...
Peter Bernstein: Monk
by George Kanzler
How and by whom a piece of music is presented profoundly influences how it's heard. This would seem to be a truism, but it is one often contradicted. Case in point: a band begins playing a Duke Ellington standard and there's recognition and approval from the audience, the “I like Duke" effect. When this happens with ...
Paquito D'Rivera Hamming It up with a Cuban Accent
The Cuban saxophonist, clarinetist and composer Paquito DRivera, now 60, came to the United States in 1981. Cuban music is the core of his repertory, but he has never, before now, led a Cuban band in this country. Paquito DRivera played a run of shows with his new band. That may seem strange, except ...
Richard Bliwas Performs at Googie's Lounge ( Upstairs from the Living Room)
Please come to The Living Room/Googie's Lounge located at 154 Ludlow Street New York , NY, 10002 January 12th at 7pm for a one hour set . Admission is free. The pianist ---now finishing up his 6th CD for Rising Rose Records --- has been compared to Brian Wilson, Miles Davis, Patricia Barber, The Beatles, Van ...
Soundbrush Records and Carol Fredette
by Nick Catalano
A new record label is making itself prominent on the Gotham jazz scene. Soundbrush Records is a Latin Grammy Award-winning independent record label focused on latin, jazz and world music. Founded in 2004 by pianist/composer Roger Davidson to promote cross-cultural projects, the label has developed a unique client list. In addition to Davidson's own musical projects, ...
On Wax Intimate Portrait of Chanda Rule
I want to thank you all for your consistent support in the endeavors of On Wax, my music showcase. May we all continue to build and maintain our report. I have another major event coming up on January 30th, 2009 featuring an incredible vocalist by the name of Chanda Rule. She has played almost every notable ...
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