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Shape Shifter Suite II- Invocation

August 23, 2011

Album: Songs From The Breastbone Drum
By Catrina Daimon Lee
Label: Self Produced
Released: 0
Duration: 5:15

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Article: Album Review

Paul Lieberman: Ibeji

by Greg Simmons
August 18, 2011

Paul Lieberman attempts to blend the distinctions between American jazz and Brazilian music--two streams he regards as twins separated at birth--on Ibeji. In his explorations, the woodwind specialist, playing flutes and saxophones, wears his appreciation for both forms on his sleeve. Ibeji employs two distinct lineups: the first plays American music in the Brazilian ...

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Variation of Movement

August 18, 2011

Album: Colors Of Red Island
By Claudio Scolari
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2010
Duration: 8:05

274

Article: Album Review

Simon Latarche: Cornish Preludes

Read "Cornish Preludes" reviewed by Karl Ackermann

by Karl Ackermann
August 17, 2011

Simon Latarche has produced an out of the ordinary set of jazz-based preludes, based on his own academic pursuits of Bach, Chopin and Debussy's approaches to the form. The resulting Cornish Preludes is a terrific collection from the UK-based composer/pianist/educator's Jazz Ensemble. Latarche's compositions are a near perfect combination of lyricism and improvisation, and the ensemble ...

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Outline

August 9, 2011

Album: Outline
By Jason Reolon
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2011
Duration: 5:01

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Vincent Lyn: Heaven Bound

Read "Heaven Bound" reviewed by Edward Blanco

by Edward Blanco
August 8, 2011

Heaven Bound: indeed, what an appropriate choice of words to title pianist Vincent Lyn's project. The album is a wonderful collection of jazz, bossa nova, samba, Afro-Cuban rhythms and delicate classical interpretations. The fourteen-piece repertoire is an even blend of melody-rich originals and well-chosen, uncommon jazz standards. The music is engaging, sophisticated and highly pleasurable from ...

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The George Lernis Jazz Quartet: Shapes Of Nature

Read "Shapes Of Nature" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky
August 7, 2011

The lower portion of the tree that adorns the cover of George Lernis' Shapes Of Nature can be viewed as a metaphor for the Cyprus-born/Boston-based drummer's music. The seven compositions that make up this recording have firm roots in the rich soil of jazz tradition, but as they grow, they branch out in unexpected ways, just ...

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Chris West: The Surprise Trilogy: Disc 1

Read "The Surprise Trilogy: Disc 1" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
August 7, 2011

The first of the 3-CD Surprise Trilogy, by saxophonist Chris West, reasserts that Nashville is not all about country and roots music. Indeed, Nashville plays host to an aggregation of top-flight session artists who need to be adept, multifunctional, and armed with a broad range of musicality. Consequently, West has cut his teeth with eminent artists ...