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Frank Morgan: Reflections
by Michael P. Gladstone
Alto saxophonist Frank Morgan remains one of the coolest bebop players and an inspiration to all. The legend of his losing three decades of his musical career to drug abuse and incarceration, followed by a significant rebirth in 1985, has already been retold too many times. Morgan's post-'85 albums remain a study in lyricism, swing and, ...
Claudio Roditi: Reflections
by Marcia Hillman
Reflections is a well-paced collection of mostly original material, the bulk of which was written by the date's pianist, Klaus Ignatzek, with one composition each by its bassist, Jean-Louis Rassinfosse, and Dizzy Gillespie. The opening title track has a memorable melody and features a fluid piano solo by Ignatzek. Trumpeter Claudio Roditi delivers ...
Claudio Roditi - Klaus Ignatzek - Jean-Louis Rassinfosse: Reflections
by AAJ Italy Staff
Semplicità ed interplay sono i tratti caratteristici di questo trio dalla provenienza nazionale composita - brasiliano il trombettista Claudio Roditi, tedesco il pianista Klaus Ignatzek e belga il contrabbassista Jean-Louis Rassinfosse - che propone in quest’album composizioni originali di Ignatzek, due omaggi a Dizzy Gillespie ed un brano di Rassinfosse. La duttilità e l’eleganza del pianista, ...
Reflections
Label: TUM Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Serenity; Selflessness; The Navigator; Still Small Voice; Effervesce; Reflections;
Supplications.
Juhani Aaltonen: Reflections
by Brian P. Lonergan
If Reflections is any indication, Finland's emerging TUM Records should have a long and happy life ahead. Fans of free improvisation, which is the label's focus, should take note. Before you even get to the music, TUM's presentation is impressive. In an age when digital music and personal playlists are ever gaining new acolytes, ...
Reflections
Label: Nagel Heyer Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Just in Time; My Ideal; Reflections; Darn That Dream; Bernie's Tune; Nancy With the Laughing Face; It Might As Well Be Spring; What Is This Thing Called Love
Reflections
By Kl
Label: Music Mecca
Released: 2004
Track listing: Reflections; Top Daddy; Cherokee; Beijo Inocente; I Loves You Porgy; Yesterdays; Los Brojos; Madelyn
Ralph Reichert Quartet with Randy Sandke: Reflections
by John Kelman
Mainstream albums that continue to interpret and reinterpret the Great American Songbook have to be assessed with a different set of criteria than more overtly contemporary forms of the idiom. They rarely break any new ground, and the players, while often highly capable, or not necessarily what one would call adventurous. Still, there's a lot to ...
Kl: Reflections
by Jack Bowers
Even though the notion may defy logic, Denmark, a country of less than six million extending from northern Europe’s Jutland peninsula, boasts no fewer than three world-class big bands—the Danish Radio Jazz Orchestra, pianist/composer Jan Kaspersen’s Special Occasion Band, and this one, the terrific Klüvers Big Band from Aarhus. Klüvers, which takes its name from leader ...
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