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"Bassbass'n'voicethang" with Special Guest Andrea Wolper
WHAT: Golda Solomon's Po' Jazz... bassbass'n'voicethang WHO: Barbara Sfraga, vox Christopher Dean Sullivan, bass Ken Filiano, bass and special guest poet/vocalist Andrea Wolper WHERE: Cornelia Street Cafe WHEN: Thursday, August 21st 6:00 pm & 7:00 pm sets Another ...
Mika Pohjola & Jill Walsh Release "Two for the Road"
Two For The Road featuring pianist Mika Pohjola and vocalist Jill Walsh is now released! “American Broadway Songs With A Classy Avant Garde Touch" became the trademark of Nashville-based vocalist Jill Walsh and New York-pianist Mika Pohjola at the turn of the millenium. Ms. Walsh and Mr. Pohjola met in Boston in the early 90's, and ...
Violin Quintet: Szilard Mezei, Return of the New Thing, Mark O'Leary, Gregor Huebner and Jeff Gauthier
by Donald Elfman
Szilárd Mezei As You Ayler 2008 Return of the New Thing Alchemy Not Two 2008 Mark O' Leary/Eyvind Kang/Dylan Van Der Schyff Zemlya Leo 2008
Warren Vache / Allan Vache: Remember (Ms. Vache's Boys)
by George Kanzler
The Vaché brothers, cornetist Warren and clarinetist Allan, grew up in New Jersey in a hotbed of revivalist trad jazz. Their father, Warren Vaché Sr., was a bassist and writer-editor (a bio of Pee Wee Erwin, the early Chicago-style trumpeter, and editor of Jersey Jazz, a newsletter) and one of the Jersey neo-traditionalists who helped kick-off ...
Brazilian Trio: Forests
by Karen Hogg
Forests marks the auspicious debut of the Brazilian Trio--pianist Helio Alves, bassist Nilson Matta and drummer Duduka Da Fonseca--three musicians already well known in Brazilian jazz circles, having played with an impressive list of Latin icons, including Paquito D'Rivera, Rosa Passos and Antonio Carlos Jobim. While the traditional piano trio format serves them ...
Maria Neckam at 55 Bar
Maria's Music tonight, Tuesday, 7-9pm @ 55 Bar 55 Christopher Street no cover subway: 1 to Christopher St or A,D,C,B,E,F,V to W4 St with: Maria Neckam - voice and songs Aaron Goldberg - keys Zack Lober - bass Colin Stranahan - drums Lars Dietrich ...
George Cables: You Don't Know Me
by Terrell Kent Holmes
When George Cables sat at a bright red Steinway at the Society for Ethical Culture during the 2008 JVC Jazz Festival this past June and played his first notes of the evening, it was immediately clear that his recent illnesses, surgeries and convalescence had not blunted his enviable skills. He played an excellent set that night, ...
Michael Moore & Fred Hersch: This We Know
by Jim Santella
This duo session between two old friends finds both in an expressive mood, leaving the cares of a troubled world behind while they relax with original music and classic themes. Jazz' modern mainstream is on parade here, as pianist Fred Hersch joins clarinetist and alto saxophonist Michael Moore on a program that oozes with flowing, interactive ...
Lenny White: Just Doing It
by Rex Butters
Miles Davis kicked the fusion door open in 1969 and some people still haven't gotten over it. Among the future jazz star innovators on Bitches Brew (Columbia/Legacy, 1969) was an unknown eighteen year-old Tony Williams fanatic named Lenny White, who found his recording debut making history. Now an elder statesman at almost sixty, White maintains a ...
Charlie Parker/Arne Domnerus: In Sweden (Nov. 22, 1950)
by George Kanzler
In today's growingly fractured jazz world, it's hard to fathom how strong was the hegemony of Charlie Parker and bebop over the jazz world in the decade after World War II, especially during the years, like 1950-51, when Parker was actively touring. For proof of bebop's international reach and appeal, this is a prime historical document: ...
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