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Pete Malinverni: Invisible Cities
by David A. Orthmann
Pete Malinverni's Invisible Cities:, inspired by the imaginative flights of Italo Calvino's novel of the same name, exists on its own terms and doesn't readily fit into any established jazz style or sensibility. The pianist effectively juxtaposes six of his compositions and four well-known, urban-themed songs. His ballad-oriented tunes, “New Orleans--Cities & Desire," “Salem--Hester Prynne," and ...
Pete Malinverni: Invisible Cities
by Francis Lo Kee
A concept record of sorts, pianist Pete Malinverni was initially inspired to put his Invisible Cities project together after reading the Italian novelist Italo Calvino's book of the same name. Though the CD is full of good jazz improvisation (with a truly wonderful rhythm team of bassist Ugonna Okegwo and drummer Tom Melito), it also seems ...
Coming Of Age: Life, on the Road to Parnassus
by AAJ Staff
By Pete Malinverni One day you turn around and realize that, by now, in your 40s, you have lived--and are living--the life of a musician. For me, this was not accidental--years of practice, study, gigs, listening, all of that--but I enjoy looking back at decisions taken that led me to the exact point at which I ...
The Tempest
Label: Reservoir Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Tempest, My Heart Stood Still, Let the Sea Roar, Alone Together, Twelve, Get Happy, My Ideal, From this Moment On, Alone Together, It Could Happen to You
Pete Malinverni
by Mitchell Seidel
Pete Malinverni readily admits that when he was six years old, the thought of taking piano lessons “was a cool idea." “But it wasn't that long after that that I started to kind of battle my folks, unfortunately. But they prevailed, and, of course, I'm thankful," he added. “I guess I showed a ...
Pete Malinverni: The Tempest
by Russ Musto
Pianist Pete Malinverni’s fifth date for Reservoir reunites the leader with bassist Dennis Irwin and drummer Leroy Williams in a program designed to showcase the more aggressive cast the trio often takes in its live performances. Malinverni’s mastery of the bebop idiom is virtually unmatched by young pianists, the legitimacy of his approach delivering a depth ...
Pete Malinverni: The Tempest
by Michael P. Gladstone
New York pianist Pete Malinverni is a familiar name to jazz lovers who scan the newspaper pages to see who is appearing on the club scene. Although he has several recordings on the well-regarded independent Reservoir label over the past seven years, this is my first opportunity to hear him first-hand. Malinverni has also been a ...
Pete Malinverni: The Tempest
by Dan McClenaghan
Pete Malinverni's previous disc on Reservoir Music, Autumn in New York , drew me into a world I'd hestitated to explore: the piano trio. The bop-inflected set featured some of Maliverni's distinctive originals beside his fresh takes on some of the time-honored classics, with the pianist joined by two very in sync accompanists, bassist Dennis Irwin ...
Autumn in New York
Label: Reservoir Music
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Simpatico - 5:49
2. Too Close for Comfort - 5:38
3. Elegy - 4:48
4. My Shining Hour - 6:36
5. Contemplative - 5:17
6. Little David - 6:15
7. In Love in Vain - 4:40
8. Long Ago and Far Away - 5:53
9. Autumn in New York - 7:46
Autumn in New York
Label: Reservoir Music
Released: 2003
Track listing: Simpatico, Too Closr for Comfort, Elegy, My Shining Hour, Contemplative,
Little David, In Love in Vain, Long Ago and Far Away, Autumn in New York
