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Aguilar Amplification Announces Master Class with John Patitucci
Aguilar Amplification, maker of high-quality bass amplifiers, speaker cabinets and accessories for bassists is pleased to announce the continuation of their Artist Series Master Classes on Saturday, January 10, 2009 with endorsing artist, Jazz-great John Patitucci. The event is free to the public and will be held in Aguilars New York City showroom. Attendees will tour ...
Anderson Modern Music at ABC No Rio on December 7th
Sunday December 7, 2008 ABC No Rio 156 Rivington St. New York, NY 10009 $5.00 donation 8:00pm: RMF aka Ramifications - Robyn Siwula (viola/violin), Mike Irwin (trumpet), Federico Ughi (percussion) 9:00pm: Anderson Modern Music - Sean Anderson (reeds), Fred Anderson (electronic percussion), Chris Lough (bass), Lex Samu (trumpet) 10:00pm: Open ...
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette: Setting Standards - New York Sessions
by Nenad Georgievski
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnetteSetting Standards - New York SessionsECM Records2008 There are plenty of pianists in this world who are masters of their instruments, but no one plays the piano like Keith Jarrett. In a career that has been going forward ...
Ken Peplowski: Clarinet Conqueror
by Ken Dryden
Ken Peplowski has been a busy player on the jazz scene since joining the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra (directed by Buddy Morrow) in 1978. A gifted clarinetist and tenor saxophonist, he met Sonny Stitt while still with the Dorsey band, ended up studying sax with him and landed a dream job playing in Benny Goodman's final orchestra ...
Mark Dresser / Ed Harkins / Steven Schick: House of Mirrors
by Stuart Broomer
House of Mirrors is a remarkable project in collaborative music making. It began in 1999 when bassist Mark Dresser expressed interest in supplying tones to complex rhythmic materials developed experimentally by the composer and trumpeter Ed Harkins. Eventually what began long-distance between the Brooklyn-based Dresser and the Californian Harkins became a regular interaction in 2004 when ...
Michael Feinstein Snarling Sinatra Tribute Boots Santa
Christmas, Michael Feinstein and Frank Sinatra: three different, tenuously connected worlds collided Tuesday evening at Feinsteins at Loews Regency, where Mr. Feinstein brought a drastically revamped version of his annual holiday extravaganza. What used to be a campy variety show, featuring witty obscure novelties and backup singers wearing Santa hats, became a testosterone-fueled homage, “The Sinatra ...
Wayne Shorter Birthday Bash with a Harmonious Mix of Guests
Months ahead of time Wayne Shorters 75th birthday concert at Carnegie Hall was being described as a kind of collaboration with Imani Winds, a classical wind quintet. This caused minor concern among fans leading up to the show on Tuesday. It isnt that Mr. Shorter, probably jazzs greatest living small-group composer and a contender for greatest ...
Mark Weber: The Next Michael Buble?
Move over Michael Buble. There's a new kid in town on the pop-jazz scene. Buffalo, New York's Mark Weber just released his collection of old songs made new again, When I Fall In Love, on amazon.com. If you're a fan of Michael Buble, Harry Connick, Jr., Diana Krall, Nat “King" Cole, Frank Sinatra, or Dean Martin, ...
Ned Rothenberg
by Sean Patrick Fitzell
Twisting alto and tenor saxophone lines gradually coalesced then dispersed, tacking between consonance and dissonance as Ned Rothenberg and Evan Parker launched their recent duo gig at Issue Project Room. Long circular-breathed patterns were punctuated with overblown tones before the two exchanged almost bluesy lines, complementing and responding in a taut dialogue of fluent masters.
Trevor Dunn: Four Films
by Martin Longley
Trevor Dunn is chiefly known as a bassist, but this collection of soundtrack work displays his skills as composer and multi-instrumentalist, either working totally solo or by inviting out a small posse of guest players. Over the years, he's been involved with Mr. Bungle, Fantomas and John Zorn's Electric Masada, among many more, so it's gratifying ...
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