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MNMP Presents Kindred Spirits - An Evening of Experimental Chamber Music June 20th 8PM @ Christ & St. Stephen's Church
June 20th 8PM @ Christ & St. Stephen's Church $15 at the door The Manhattan New Music Project (aka MNMP) presents an evening of experimental chamber music pieces to honor the adventurous spirit of a broad variety of composers of chamber music, jazz and classical works. The pieces presented will include early works by ...
Jazz in July at the 92nd Street Y, Bill Charlap Artistic Director, July 17-26, 2007
JAZZ IN JULY Festival at the 92nd STREET Y July 17-26, 2006 BILL CHARLAP, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR PHIL WOODS - FRANK WESS - JAMES MOODY DR. BILLY TAYLOR - JON FADDIS EDDIE PALMIERI - BRIAN LYNCH BARBARA CARROLL - PAQUITO D'RIVERA ...
Memorize the Sky: Memorize the Sky
by Jim Santella
Searching for a cosmic balance, woodwind player Matt Bauder, bassist Zach Wallace and drummer Aaron Siegel spread their improvised music out like the heavens above. Soft as clouds and containing enough space to let their thoughts commingle gradually, the session rides on a feather chariot. Bauder plays tenor saxophone, clarinet and bass clarinet on ...
Shanghai Jazz Meets Chinatown at the Grand Harmony Palace Starting in July
GRAND HARMONY PALACE 98 Mott Street (between Hester and Canal Streets) Chinatown, NYC 10013 Reservations (212) 226-6603 EVERY THURSDAY Shows at 8pm & 10pm VINCE GIORDANO AND THE NIGHTHAWKS Plays 1920s/1930s Early Jazz EVERY FRIDAY (starting July 6th) Ballroom Dancing 730pm-930pm Swing ...
Nancy Wilson: Turns to Blue
by Andrew Velez
..Last night FM radio was on R&B and it was 'Ready Or Not'. ...I was just by myself dancing. And it was oh, my! ...I came out of R&B. ...That's why when people try to put me in a box, like no! There are certain songs I hear, like The Stylistics--oooooh! ... 'You Make Me Feel ...
Louis Moholo-Moholo
by Marc Medwin
"It's all about freedom man," says drummer Louis Moholo-Moholo and the softness in his voice belies and underpins the experience behind his words. “It becomes really important, the most important thing in the world, especially after all I've been through."The telephone connection to South Africa is not great, from where Moholo-Moholo speaks, where he ...
Charles Davis: Land of Dreams
by Elliott Simon
In the shrinking world of “legendary" jazz performers, all star sessions and one-offs are the norm. This release is a rare treat that gives a real look-see at saxophonist Charles Davis in the context of his working band. Davis, with his baritone sax, was part of the seminal Jazz Composer's Orchestra and early groups fronted by ...
The Bad Plus: Prog
by Christopher Shoe
Since its appearance on the music scene in 2003, The Bad Plus has been at the forefront of numerous debates within the world of jazz and beyond. Questions of genre placement and definition terminology seem to plague this esoteric band. Its newest disc Prog certainly won't answer these questions or solve these debates. In fact, it ...
Nagl/Wenger/Pirker: Market Rasen
by Celeste Sunderland
The fanfare of “Fatty, the opening track of Market Rasen, sets an electric tone that plays out in unexpected ways. A wild rebellion composed of Max Nagl's alto saxophone, Clemens Wenger's synthesizer, Herbert Pirker's drums and Bradley Jones' bass kicks the disc off strong and direct, not at all preparing the listener for what's to come. ...
Mingus Dynasty Tuesday, June 12th at the Iridium Jazz Club Sets at 8:00 & 10:00PM
IRIDIUM JAZZ CLUB 1650 BROADWAY (Corner of 51st) NEW YORK, NY 10023 RESERVATIONS: 212-582-2121 Mingus Dynasty Tuesday, June 12, 2007 Sets at 8:00 & 10:00PM Alto saxophone ABRAHAM BURTON Tenor saxophone WAYNE ESCOFFERY Trombone KU-UM-BA FRANK LACY Trumpet ...
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