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Mostly Other People Do The Killing: This Is Our Moosic
by Ivana Ng
Mostly Other People Do The Killing (MOPDtK), a quartet led by bassist Moppa Elliott, draws from a plethora of styles and genres in its third album, This Is Our Moosic. Traces of Ornette Coleman (the title and cover satirize the saxophonist's famous disc), John Coltrane and even Danny Elfman and Billy Joel emerge from the group ...
"Kill Devil Kill" Experimental Music Curated by Tim Kuhl - Tonight!
"Kill Devil Kill", a night of experimental music curated by drummer Tim Kuhl, is being performed TONIGHT at Europa in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The show features some creative music from a duo, quartet and a massive 80's pop music instrumental ensemble lead by Thelonious Monk Winner, Jon Irabagon. Come out Tonight it's FREE! 8pm - Cycling Accidents ...
Tim Kuhl Group at Lakeside Lounge on November 18th
The Tim Kuhl Group on going residency, at the Lakeside Lounge, continues Tuesday November 18th. The Show begins at 10pm SHARP, one set on hour till 11pm. This residency has been continuing once a month in NYC's east village since March 2006. Come out and see what it's all about. Never a cover at the Lakeside. ...
Jessica Lurie New CD Release - Shop of Wild Dreams, December 3 2008, Brooklyn Lyceum
WHAT: JESSICA LURIE ENSEMBLE - SHOP OF WILD DREAMS CD Release WHEN: Wednesday December 3, 2008 8 pm WHERE: Brooklyn Lyceum, Park Slope 227 4th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11215 (718) 857-4816 COST: $10 WHO: Jessica Lurie - saxophone, flute, songs ...
Rozanne Levine & Chakra Tuning at Roulette, NYC, December 8
ROZANNE LEVINE & CHAKRA TUNING at ROULETTE, NYC, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2008 Who: Rozanne Levine - alto clarinet, clarinet, bamboo flute, compositions Mark Whitecage clarinet, soprano sax, electronics Perry Robinson clarinet, sopranino clarinet Rosi Hertlein violin, voice Where: Roulette: 20 Greene Street (between Canal and Grand); New ...
Autumn Arcade in Gotham's Jazz Scene
by Nick Catalano
Each fall things get busier in New York for jazz writers, which fortunately is a sign that there's more work for musicians. There are more openings, more CD releases, more press releases and more musicians arriving every year from everywhere. Although jazz remains a hard sell with no less struggling on the part of performers, the ...
Kalaparush McIntyre: Extremes
by John Sharpe
With a relatively small number of recordings in his own right over a 40-year career, any release from AACM veteran Kalaparush Maurice McIntyre is cause for celebration. His fourth outing for the CIMP label showcases a new quartet featuring the even-more-underexposed Will Connell (alto saxophone and bass clarinet), longtime associate Michael Logan (bass) and childhood friend, ...
Joe Magnarelli: Persistence
by Jim Santella
Trumpeter Joe Magnarelli is a purist who applies natural qualities to his music and eschews gimmicks; his musical conversations can be understood anywhere. Magnarelli studied with James Moody and Tommy Turrentine, began his professional career with Lionel Hampton and Brother Jack McDuff and was a semifinalist in the Thelonious Monk International Trumpet Competition ...
Karrin Allyson: Imagina
by Marcia Hillman
Karrin Allyson has crafted a delightful and loving salute to songs of Brazil on Imagina. As stated in the liner notes, she wanted to “sing songs I love with players that I love." And that she has done. Accompanied by Gil Goldstein (piano and accordion), Rod Fleeman (acoustic guitar), David Finck (acoustic bass), Todd Strait (drums), ...
Mary Halvorson Trio at Barbes November 12th
On Wednesday, November 12th, the Mary Halvorson Trio will perform two sets at Barbes in celebration of its debut, Dragon’s Head, released October 28th on Firehouse 12 Records. This recording, acclaimed Brooklyn-based guitarist/composer Mary Halvorson’s first leading her own ensemble, features ten new original compositions written for this two year-old group with bassist John Hebert and ...
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