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Fred Hersch Trio + 2: New York City, March 5, 2011
by Victor L. Schermer
Fred Hersch Trio + 2Jazz Standard,New York CIty, NYMarch 5, 2011 Fred Hersch is one of today's most prominent jazz pianists, extending the limits of the jazz idiom with rare finesse and a sense of meaning and implication in every note he plays. This was one of five consecutive evenings ...
Noah Preminger Quartet, Boston, February 23
by Gordon Marshall
Noah PremingerScullers Jazz ClubBoston, Mass.February 23, 2011 To judge by his sophomore effort, Before the Rain (Palmetto, 2011), tenor saxophonist Noah Preminger's singular forte is the reinvention of the ballad. He does it so well, and so nearly exclusively, that it came as a pleasant surprise, during his performance at Scullers ...
Noah Preminger: Before The Rain
by Jerry D'Souza
Sensitivity and an ear for aural sophistication are the hallmarks of tenor saxophonist Noah Preminger. His eloquent ruminations magnify the context of a tune and he is instinctive enough to keep the emotional context within focus. He showed this in abundance on his debut, Dry Bridge Road (Nowt Records, 2008), and he retains all the traits ...
Noah Preminger - Before the Rain (Palmetto, 2011)
Tipping a subtle reference to John Coltrane's hauntingly beautiful song “After the Rain," saxophonist Noah Preminger makes his Palmetto debut with a collection of well crafted performances focusing on subtle and graceful ballad playing. He is joined on this album by a classy group including Frank Kimbrough on piano, John Hebert on bass and the always ...
Perennial
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Released: 2010
Track listing: 01. Joe-Pye Weed; 02.Season of Stone; 03. Perennial; 04. Vortex, 05. A Floewr for Diana; 06. Little Trees; 07. Cyberganic; 08. Spores; 09. Cherokee (Noble); 10. A Flower for Diana:reprise. Tutte le composizioni sono di Rob Garcia tranne quelle indicate.
Noah Preminger: Before The Rain
by Mark Corroto
How do you follow up one of the finest debut jazz albums of the new millennium? For saxophonist Noah Preminger, you pair down the sextet heard on Dry Bridge Road (Nowt Records, 2008) and display more of your own sound.The twenty-something saxophonist returns with bassist John Hébert and pianist Frank Kimbrough on his Palmetto ...
March 2010
by AAJ Staff
Gerald Clayton Village VanguardNew York, NY February 11, 2010To start, pianist Gerald Clayton ought to have won that Grammy for his solo on “All of You," from his debut Two-Shade, a burning 2009 trio album that was picked up by Emarcy (from ArtistShare) for wider release in 2010. Along with ...
Rob Garcia 4: Perennial
by AAJ Italy Staff
Se le etichette avessero ancora senso compiuto nel linguaggio in continua evoluzione di chi parla intorno alla musica improvvisata potremmo dire che Perennial è post-bop con venature free a ottimi livelli di modernità e di creatività. Rob Garcia, batterista dalle nobili frequentazioni (Chris Cheek, Joe Lovano, Myra Melford, Dave Binney, Ben Monder, Diana Krall, Reggie Workman, ...
Dry Bridge Road
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Released: 2009
Track listing:
01. Luke; 02. A Dream, 3. Today Is Ok, 04. Blues for Steve Lacy ; 05. Sax of a Kind; 06. Where Seagulls Fly; 07. Was It a Rat I
Saw; 08. Real Nice; 9. Rhythm for Robert.
Young Bandleader Plays, and Listens
Precocity without deference can make for a rough start in jazz. The tenor saxophonist Noah Preminger, at 23, clearly understands that: since taking his first real steps as a bandleader a couple of years ago, he has worked often with musicians of deep experience and generous judgment. Dry Bridge Road (Nowt), his auspicious debut, released last ...
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