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Monday Jazz at the Turning Point Cafe, Piermont, NY - December Schedule
Great atmosphere, menu and prices Jazz Every Monday 8pm-11 pm Monday December 17 Saxophonist John Richmond Quartet John Hart, guitar Bill Moring, bass Tim Horner, drums 468 Piermont Ave. Piermont, N.Y. 10968 845-359-1089 Monday Jazz at the Turning Point Cafe will be on holiday ...
December 2007
by AAJ Staff
Irene Schweizer at Roulette Irene Schweizer has, most deservedly, attained the status of careerist in the last few years. While she's long been recognized by those in the know as a great pianist, she's now being lauded for setting the sort of path that makes a statement in jazz. Intakt - one of the most reliably ...
Louise Rogers: Come Ready and See Me
by Ken Dryden
With a flood of new CDs by female jazz vocalists released in 2007, it is a challenge for them to get a fair hearing. Louise Rogers, a veteran jazz educator who has performed in a variety of settings and worked extensively with children, is a breath of fresh air. She has quite a résumé, including studies ...
Sacks/Opsvik/Maneri/Motian: Two Miles a Day
by Tom Greenland
Two Miles A Day is a recording date spearheaded by 'newbie' composer/performers Jacob Sacks (piano) and Eivind Opsvik (bass), ably abetted by downtown newjack-of-all-trades Mat Maneri (viola and violin) and interactive maestro Paul Motian (drums). An outing of structured volatility, it features the compositions of the co-leaders, rough templates for group interactivity and exploration.
Derek Bailey: Standards
by Stuart Broomer
In 2002 Bailey released one of his most unusual CDs, Ballads (Tzadik), a solo performance with him freely improvising on standards. This is a second installment, though this recording actually precedes Ballads. Liner notes by Karen Brookman-Bailey and John Zorn recall Christmas 2001: The Baileys--Derek in New York to pick up a “new guitar--invited Zorn and ...
Blaise Siwula-Sten Hostfalt-Raymond Todd at Stain NYC Dec 17
Music & Poetry Series at STAIN Bar Brooklyn NY Monday DECEMBER 17th 2007 event featuring: BLAISE SIWULA - words, alto saxophone STEN HOSTFALT - guitar RAYMOND TODD - words, trombone + CHRIS WELCOME QUARTET & ROBYN SIWULA TRIO ...
The New School Annual Dual Presentation Concerts (Dir. by Reggie Workman), Mon., Dec. 17, 7PM & 9PM
Legendary bassist, Reggie Workman directs fresh New School talent on this annual music fete featuring student originals as well as classic jazz compositions by John Coltrane, John Carter, Sonellius Smith and Reggie Workman. An evening of great music and it's FREE! NS ANNUAL DUAL PRESENTATION CONCERTS (Dir. by Reggie Workman), Mon., Dec. 17-Free
John Abercrombie Organ Trio at The Jazz Standard, NYC
by Budd Kopman
The John Abercrombie Organ TrioThe Jazz StandardNew York City, New YorkNovember 15, 2007 If one did not know who John Abercrombie was, the natural thing would be to assume by the name of the group that he was an organist leading a trio with a drummer and a guitarist or a ...
Gavin Bryars: The Marvellous Aphorisms of Gavin Bryars: The Early Years
by Kurt Gottschalk
While Gavin Bryars is best known for his long-form compositions ("The Sinking of the Titanic, Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet), he also played a significant role in the early development of British free improv, playing bass in the trio Joseph Holbrooke with Derek Bailey and Tony Oxley. He left the trio, which was far from ...
Jimmy Greene: Gifts and Givers
by Joel Roberts
It's probably time to cast aside labels like “up-and-coming" and “rising star" when describing Jimmy Greene. As Gifts and Givers makes clear, the Connecticut-born tenor saxophonist has definitely arrived. An inventive, technically-advanced mainstreamer, Greene made his mark in the bands of Horace Silver, Tom Harrell and Harry Connick Jr., as well as with ...
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