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Ted Rosenthal Trio: My Funny Valentine
by Elliott Simon
Ted Rosenthal's My Funny Valentine finds the pianist joined by bassist George Mraz and drummer Al Foster in a tribute to singer Helen Merrill. Rosenthal and Mraz have toured extensively with Merrill in Japan and this CD serves up songs from her repertoire. The subtleties of the arrangements combined with intriguing juxtapositions and perfect lyricism make ...
Chamber Music at Rodeph Sholom Classical Jazz Concert
"Theme, Moods and Angles" for flute, cello and Jazz Trio" Friday, May 30, at 8PM Chamber Music at Rodeph Sholom reprises their classical/Jazz crossover ensemble in a new program which premiere's pianist/composer Ted Rosenthal's recent chamber jazz composition, Theme, Moods and Angles for flute, cello and Jazz Trio, on Friday evening, May 30th, at ...
Ted Rosenthal Trio: My Funny Valentine
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
In a skittish music industry where labels increasingly blur their identities and grab at gimmicks just to stay alive, it's reassuring to know that Venus Records continues to produce high-quality, straight-ahead jazz. Based in Japan but recording mostly in New York, Venus has a longstanding, signature focus on documenting the world's best piano trios, and My ...
Dance and Jazz - Ted Rosenthal New Work
Saturday, April 26th, 8:00 PM, Sunday April 27th, 4:00 PM Dance at Dicapo Premiering new Ted Rosenthal composition, “SwingFlight," in 5 movements, for Jazz Quintet. Philip Dizack - Trumpet, Janelle Reichman - Sax and Clarinet, Yasushi Nakamura - Bass, Jerome Jennings - Drums Choreographed by Nilas Martins for the Nilas Martins Dancers. ...
The King and I
Label: Venus Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: My Lord and Master; Shall We Dance; I Have Dreamed; I Whistle a Happy Tune; We Kiss in a Shadow; Getting to Know You; Something Wonderful; March of the Siamese Children; Hello Young Lovers.
Ted Rosenthal: The King and I
by Joel Roberts
There was a trend back in the '50s and '60s for jazz artists including Andre Previn, Oscar Peterson, Stan Kenton and Dave Brubeck to record albums based on Broadway musicals. But apart from an obscure 1958 album by Wilbur Harden, The King and I, one of the era's most acclaimed musicals, was overlooked. ...
The King and I
Label: Venus Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: My Lord and Master, Shall We Dance?, I Have Dreamed, I Whistle a Happy Tune, We Kiss in a Shadow, Getting to Know You, Something Wonderful, March of the Siamese Children, Hello, Young Lovers
Ted Rosenthal Trio: The King and I
by Dr. Judith Schlesinger
While the Rogers and Hammerstein musical The King and I has long been a rich melodic source for improvisers, it's unusual for its songs to be gathered together on one CD. Here, the Ted Rosenthal Trio gives new life to that ageless material. Although based in Japan, Venus Records is known for assembling crack ...
The 3B's
Label: Playscape Recordings
Released: 2005
Track listing: I Loves You Porgy, Tempus Fugit, Improvisation on Beethoven's "Pathetique" Sonata, 2nd Movement; Turn Out the Stars, Wail, I'll Keep Loving You, Improvisation on Beethoven's "Pathetique" Sonata, 3rd Movement; Waltz for Debby, Celia, Parisian Thoroughfare, Improvisation on Beethoven's Sonata op. 109, 3rd Movement; Tea for Two
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