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Explorations
By Wajdi Cherif
Label: B. Chord Music
Released: 2027
Track listing: Saturday Blues, Con Alma, Melancholic Musings, Rio Reverie, The Touch of Your Lips, Tout de Suite
Saturday Blues (Single)
By Wajdi Cherif
Label: B. Chord Music (BCM)
Released: 2026
Track listing: Saturday Blues
Saturday Blues
Album: Explorations
By Wajdi Cherif
Label: B. Chord Music
Released: 2027
Duration: 4:08
'Saturday Blues,' A Soulful New Single By Wajdi Cherif
Wajdi Cherif releases “Saturday Blues,” The first single from upcoming trio album: “Explorations” Pianist and composer Wajdi Cherif releases “Saturday Blues,” the first single from his upcoming studio album: Explorations, to be released in January 2027. Performed by the Wajdi Cherif Trio with Gary Wang on acoustic bass and Robert Garcia on drums, “Saturday Blues” begins ...
Martin Wind, Dimitri Nassar, Toninato & Thiessen, Tigran Hamasyan
by Cheryl K.
During this week's two-hour program of jazz and improvised music, pianist Lucian Ban, reed player John Surman, and violist Mat Maneri; bassist Martin Wind; vocalist Maja Jaku; pianists Wajdi Cherif, Dimitri Nassar, and Tigran Hamasyan; saxophonist Ida Toninato and violist Jennifer Thiessen; and drummer Ryan Scott.Playlist John Carter Moon Waltz" from Dance of the ...
Rio Reverie
Album: Wajdi Cherif Trio: Live at FTH Theatre, NYC
By Wajdi Cherif
Label: B. Chord Music
Released: 2025
Duration: 5:34
Wajdi Cherif Trio: Live at FTH Theatre, NYC
By Wajdi Cherif
Label: B. Chord Music
Released: 2025
Track listing: Track List:
1. The Touch of Your Lips (Ray Noble)
2. Rio Reverie (Wajdi Cherif)
3. Lost in the Moment (Wajdi Cherif)
4. But Not Of Me (Georges Gershwin)
Jasmine
By Wajdi Cherif
Label: WECH Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Pochade; Jasmine; Falaises; Say Something; Geranium Blues; Saliha's Tribute; Marseille; Phrygian Tounsi.
Wajdi Cherif: Jasmine
by Budd Kopman
Words like progress," advancement" and moving forward" are dangerous to use in describing art, yet they pop up all the time in that context. The idea that the history of jazz is one of progress or advancement rather than simply change is very popular, but unwarranted in my view. It would be easy to say that ...


