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kme
Musik-Harry 2005

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Posted - 2006/05/06 :  10:55:59  Show Profile Send kme a Private Message
Jazz:Joe LoCascio Trio - Silent Motion.

reminds us quite a lot of Keith Jarrett/ Gary Peacock/ Jack DeJohnette in the sense that the arrangements are interwoven and collaborative.

It is rare when you can put together three creative musicians and have them perform as if they were of one mind. The Joe LoCascio Trio (Ed Soph on drums and John Adams on bass) has been performing on this level since 1990. Their textures are multi-layered and complex and convey a strong sense of melody while interacting as an ensemble. Warm and powerful, wide and round in tone, and tastefully and suspensefully restrained in his timeless schooled lyricism, LoCascio's technique is definitively dramatic and lush. Choosing to temper his velocity in order to ring out the full depth of his tone, the timbre and gravity of his tone is given equal footing with his composition, thus enhancing and sustaining the emotion evoked by his choice of notes. This is the definition of Joe LoCascio's signature

http://cdbaby.com/cd/locascio4



Chuck Marohnic
Trios

3 great jazz piano trios

Three different great rhythm sections join Chuck Marohnic to offer a glimse into great jazz piano interaction and group improvisation. Chuck's reviews from Downbeat, Rolling Stone and many others have suggested that his trio playing "may set the standard for this decade". Rhythm section players include: Joe LaBarbera, David Friesen, Tony Moreno, David Phillips, Dwight Kilian and Dom Moio. This is one of 30 CDs that Chuck has recorded.

http://cdbaby.com/cd/marohnic2



Jae Sinnett
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An emphasis is on sleek, sophisticated, New York `90's-style repertoire, offered with a feeling.

Jae Sinnett is currently the jazz producer/announcer for National Public Radio-WHRV-FM/WHRO-FM, Norfolk, Virginia. Jae has performed as a jazz percussionist and composer with Joe Henderson, Freddie Hubbard, Ellis Marsalis, James Moody, Jon Hendricks, Charlie Byrd, Herb Ellis, Mulgrew Miller, Kenny Drew Jr., Fred Hersch and Chuck Mangione. While Jae is not performing or writing, he is a lecturer and clinician for Sonor Drums and Sabian Cymbals.

http://cdbaby.com/cd/jaesinnett2



Celia Malheiros
SEMPRE CRESCENDO

BRAZILIAN JAZZ

If you haven't heard her name yet, you will soon. Celia Malheiros has been a part of the music scene for years, and has been respected as both performer and composer. With the debut of her CD, Sempre Crescendo, the recording is being lauded by major figures in Brazilian music, and by music critics alike. The CD was recorded in Rio de Janeiro, and it featured master instrumentalist —Hermeto Pascoal— as a special guest, as well as Jovino Santos Netos, and other great Brazilian musicians. This project established an amazing bond she has always felt with Hermeto and in her liner notes she wrote: I was blessed with the opportunity to work with many incredible musicians and my music guru Hermeto Pascoal. He wrote in response: "It was wonderful to improvise and create through the heart and soul with you." One thing is certain, on Sempre Crescendo Malheiros comes into her own as a recording artist, thus gaining more fans and friends for her music.

http://cdbaby.com/cd/malheiros1

Listen: Music Tip by Kurt.Välj Bland Olika Artister På: http://sweetspotforum.forum24.se/sweetspotforum-about92-0.html Klassiskt på: http://sweetspotforum.forum24.se/sweetspotforum-about102-0.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlLpdWbSevc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvEccfdw_kU

Edited by - kme on 2006/09/18 15:06:21
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