Posts Tagged ‘jazz’

Chicago Bass Clarinetist Jason Stein’s Locksmith Isidore Releases Third CD “Three Kinds of Happiness,” on Not Two Records – November 30, 2010

Friday, November 19th, 2010

Featuring Jason Roebke (bass) and Michael Pride (drums)


November 30, 2010 (NYC) – There are many who embrace tradition, and jazz’s recent history is replete with acolytes of a certain era or style. Bass clarinetist Jason Stein is cut from a very different cloth however, and Three Kinds of Happiness, the new album by his trio, Locksmith Isidore, demonstrates just how deeply and completely he has assimilated the past—his own and that of the music–while maintaining his own voice, as a composer and as a performer.

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Pianist/Composer Dan Tepfer Releases Trio Album “Five Pedals Deep” on Sunnyside Records – October 26, 2010

Monday, October 18th, 2010

Album features Dan Tepfer (piano),  Thomas Morgan (bass)
and Ted Poor (drums)



CD RELEASE PERFORMANCE
@ Jazz Standard
October 26, 2010
(7:30 & 9:30pm)

Exclusive Album Preview & Online Press Kit:
Dan Tepfer Trio — Five Pedals Deep
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Portland, OR’s Blue Cranes Release 3rd Album of Indie-Tinged Chamber Music, “Observatories,” September 14, 2010

Thursday, July 8th, 2010

It takes a minute for a band to hurdle growth spurts and become the eloquent ensemble it hopes to be. But striving for a truly individual sound, one that depends on the contributions of each member is a noble goal. After three years as a quintet with two saxophones up front, Blue Cranes have achieved such a victory. They prove it with Observatories.

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Rose Live Music Announces Drummer Series Lineup For Feb/Mar 2010

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

rose copyRose Live Music Announces Drummers and Details for 4th Anniversary & Drummers Series.

8pm – doors
8:30pm – 1st set
10pm – 2nd set
$10-$12 cover

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Sam Sadigursky’s Words Project III: Miniatures NY Debut Friday Jan. 29th at Galapagos Art Space (DUMBO, Brooklyn)

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

The highly anticipated New York debut of Sam Sadigursky’s Words Project III: Miniatures, the NY-based saxophonist and composer’s third installment in the critically acclaimed Words Project series on New Amsterdam Records, will take place Friday January 29th at Galapagos Art Space in DUMBO (16 Main St. at the corner of Water St and Main St. Brooklyn, NY 11201) as part of New Amsterdam’s ARCHIPELAGO Series. These releases mix modern and post-modern poetry with Sadigursky’s unique compositional vision that draws stylistically from both jazz and new music. Source material includes poems by Emily Dickinson, Carl Sandburg, Maxim Gorky, Léon de Greiff and William Carlos Williams sung by a range of New York-based vocalists including Michael Leonhart, Monika Heidemann, Becca Stevens, Heather Masse and Matt Kanelos.

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Rose Live Music in Williamsburg, Brooklyn Celebrates Its 4th Anniversary With Who’s Who of New York Drummers

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

Rose Live Music kicks off its fourth anniversary celebration with a series of weekly performances featuring some of New York’s preeminent drummers leading their own groups. On February 2, exactly four years since Rose first opened its doors, the club will host an all-star jam session hosted by

Rose Live Music

visionary crossover pianist Jason Lindner’s Now Vs. Now, featuring a cast of jazz heavyweights who have performed at Rose in years past.

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Pianist/Keyboardist Erik Deutsch Releases Hush Money Nov. 10th

Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

Erik Deutsch – Hush Money

With layers of keyboards, guitars and woodwinds, Erik Deutsch’s Hush Money is not your usual jazz album. The keyboardist and composer, a co-founder of Fat Mama and known for his work alongside trumpeter Ron Miles, singer Erin McKeown and guitarist Charlie Hunter among others, brought together collaborators from his time in Colorado and New York, headed up by guitarist and co-producer Jonathan Goldberger.

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Matt Wilson Quartet reviewed in NY Times

Thursday, July 9th, 2009

Ben Ratliff of the New York Times reviewed the new recording by veteran drummer and bandleader, Matt Wilson in Monday’s New York Times Arts section. It’s called “That’s Gonna Leave a Mark” and it’s the latest release from Matt’s Quartet on Palmetto Records.

Read the review here.

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