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Heart Mountain
Label: Perspicacity Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Cave and Basin; Three Sisters; Medicine Lake; Pika; Sulphur; Hoodoo; Babel; Kaligandhaki; Indefatigable; Into a Gunnysack and into the Kootenay River; The Kid on the Mountain; Athabasca; Annapurna; Daulaghiri; Wapama; Tueeulala; Anthracite; Heart Mountain; Kailash.
Heart Mountain
By Myra Melford
Label: Perspicacity Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Cave and Basin; Three Sisters; Medicine Lake; Pika; Sulphur; Hoodoo; Babel; Kaligandhaki; Indefatigable; Into a Gunnysack and into the Kootenay River; The Kid on the Mountain; Athabasca; Annapurna; Daulaghiri; Wapama; Tueeulala; Anthracite; Heart Mountain; Kailash.
Myra Melford &Tanya Kalmanovitch: Heart Mountain
by Jerry D'Souza
Fate drew violist/violinist Tanya Kalmanovitch and pianist/harmonium player Myra Melford together at the Canadian 2003 Guelph Jazz Festival. Kalmanovitch could not play with her quartet, and therefore teamed up with Melford. Both women are improvisers who can shape their musical journeys into a compelling portrait from a common thread. Proof positive can be found on Heart ...
Myra Melford & Tanya Kalmanovitch: Heart Mountain
by Budd Kopman
Pianist Myra Melford and violinist/violist Tanya Kalmanovitch have created, in Heart Mountain, a work that demonstrates the highest degree of interaction between players who have the innate ability to create spontaneous music that lives and breathes. There is absolutely no reason why jazz, specifically improvised music, cannot and should not be listened to with ...
Tanya Kalmanovitch, Myra Melford: Heart Mountain
by Suzanne Lorge
It's getting harder and harder these days to categorize jazz musicians, as Tanya Kalmanovitch and Myra Melford remind us with their new release, Heart Mountain (Perspicacity Records). Both carry heavy credentials in other genres of music: violinist/violist Kalmanovitch holds a bachelors degree from Juilliard, and classically trained pianist Melford traveled to Calcutta on a Fulbright scholarship ...
Myra Melford / Tanya Kalmanovitch: Heart Mountain
by Troy Collins
Heart Mountain is the first duo recording of pianist Myra Melford and violist/violinist Tanya Kalmanovitch. Ajay Heble, artistic director of the 2003 Guelph International Jazz Festival, suggested a duet with Melford when unforeseen circumstances prevented the scheduled performance of Kalmanovitch's quartet. So successful was their unplanned meeting that they decided to reconvene for this 2005 studio ...
Out Where the Trains Don't Run
Label: Perspicacity Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Rick's Got Something; Soft T; Promosexual; You never know; Hutmobile; Death to False Metal; Hairletters and Hipswingers; Whimprov; Billet-Doux; Plucky Bits of Jelly; You could be loved in Canada; Power City; Straight into the Delete Bin; Seventeen Years of Silence; Wallop Wallop; Out where the trains don't run
Out Where the Trains Don't Run
By Tanya Kalmanovitch Hut Five
Label: Perspicacity Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Rock's Got Something; Soft T; Promosexual; You Never Know; Hutmobile; Death to False Metal; Hairletters and Hipswingers; Whimprov; Billet-Doux; Plucky Bits of Jelly; You Could Be Loved in Canada; Power City; Straight Into the Delete Bin; Seventeen Years of Silence; Wallop Wallop; Out Where the Trains Don't Run
Tanya Kalmanovitch Hut Five: Out Where the Trains Don't Run
by AAJ Staff
How ridiculous that with the deep pool of talented jazz violinists, many best-of lists lump them into the nonspecific “Best String Player category? With Leroy Jenkins, Billy Bang, Mark Feldman, Jenny Scheinman, Carla Kihlstedt, Regina Carter, and most recently Tanya Kalmanovitch (selected as an AAJ-NY “Best New Talent of 2004) -- it would be a challenge ...
Tanya Kalmanovitch Hut Five: Out Where the Trains Don't Run
by John Kelman
As relatively unusual as it is to hear the violin in a jazz context, the viola is an even more unlikely improvising instrument. And yet, classical masters like Kim Kashkashian have brought its rich texture to bear on albums including Norwegian saxophonist Jan Garbarek's latest, In Praise of Dreams , where the viola's inherent warmth contrasted ...
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