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Veryan Weston: Allusions
by John Eyles
With the first batch of 2009 releases--this is the first--Emanem has abandoned jewel case packaging and opted for the far more appealing all-card version, a very welcome change indeed. For years, pianist Veryan Weston has been a stalwart of the label, in a variety of contexts including duos, trios and quartets---most recently with the fine quartet ...
Gateway To Vienna
Label: Emanem
Released: 2005
Track listing: Gateway One; Gateway Two; Gateway Three; Gateway Four; Gateway Five; Gateway Six; Vienna
One; Vienna Two.
Veryan Weston/John Edwards/Mark Sanders: Gateway to Vienna
by John Eyles
This double CD pairs a studio recording from December 2003 (the Gateway part) with a May 2002 concert recording of two long improvisations (the Vienna part). When this trio released their previous Emanem CD Mercury Concert in 1999, Veryan Weston was described as “underrated and John Edwards and Mark Sanders were described as “younger, unacclaimed players ...
Tessellations for Lutheal Piano (2003)
Label: Emanem
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1, scales 1-6; 2, scales 7-12; 3, scales 13-26; 4, scales 27-39; 5, scales 39-52 & 1
Veryan Weston: Tessellations for Lutheal Piano (2003)
by Glenn Astarita
Improvising pianist Veryan Weston treads cerebral territory during this adventurous undertaking, performed on the Lutheal piano. Created in 1918 by a Belgian named George Cloethens, the instrument was fabricated as a mechanism that could be installed into a grand piano. But the original instrument was presumably destroyed by fire, and so Weston trekked to the Museum ...
Five Shadows
Label: Emanem
Released: 2001
Track listing: Colchester; Liverpool; London; Cheltenham; Walthamstow.
Veryan Weston/Caroline Kraabel: Five Shadows
by AAJ Staff
The aptly titled Five Shadows documents a series of piano/saxophone duets which often feature more open space than sound. Because of the relatively sparse nature of these improvisations, the notes that are played tend to acquire special meaning. Each of the five tracks on this disc represents a separate performance with its own characteristic acoustics and ...
