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Classical home listening: Beethoven’s Eroica from Budapest; Tine Thing Helseth and band | Classical music | The Guardian
Ivan Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra inspire with a resounding account of Beethoven’s third symphony, while the Norwegian trumpeter and tenThing<strong> </strong>Brass Ensemble showcase female composers
Harmonizing Communities: Moisés Lugo and the Chennai Youth Sinfonietta - Serenade
Born in Paraguaná, Venezuela, Moisés Lugo is a dedicated music educator and trumpeter. Trained in El Sistema in Paraguaná, he honed his skills under local teachers in his city before going on to perform under the batons of Simon Rattle and Gustavo Dudamel. With over a decade of experience in music education, Moisés passionately empowers children and teenagers through his teaching. Grateful for mentors like Panos Karan and Pedro Gomez Briceño, he actively contributes to charitable initiatives like Keys of […]
Rail Band : S/T : Aquarium Drunkard
Some serious heat via Bamako, 1973. Having been founded by saxophonist and trumpeter Tidiani Koné as the official orchestra of the Malian state railway three years prior, Rail Band’s self-titled long player, which currently sees reissue via Mississippi Records, is a scorching document of a restless and formative blend of soul, funk, and jazz with traditional West African and Afro Cuban music.
Shelly Manne & His Men 'Jazz from the Pacific Northwest' 2x180g Vinyl RSD (Reel to Real) 5/5 - ukvibe - astral travelling since 1993
Drummer Shelly Manne was perhaps most associated with the ‘West Coast’ school of jazz which emerged in the 1950s initially around the Los Angeles region and then on the wider scene around California. Here he worked regularly with trumpeters Shorty Rogers and Chet Baker, saxophonist Art Pepper and trombonist Frank Rosolino amongst many others. During … Continue reading Shelly Manne & His Men ‘Jazz from the Pacific Northwest’ 2x180g Vinyl RSD (Reel to Real) 5/5 →
ALEX CLARKE PAYS A VISIT (March 29, 2024) | JAZZ LIVES
I first encountered the rewarding saxophonist and clarinetist Alex Clarke on a wonderful CD led by trumpeter Chris Hodgkins, a loving tribute to Humphrey Lyttelton. Alex's feature was the ballad WE FELL OUT OF LOVE and it wooed me. I looked for more of Alex in the usual places, and delighted in this performance: https://youtu.be/axniRAhbH0o?si=abysUszUluweEk7b…
Gershwin Appreciation, Byron Stripling with the PSO, Bell and Goods at the Greer Cabaret and More on the Scene on WZUM — WZUM Jazz Pittsburgh
April continues to spring forth with great music on the Pittsburgh jazz scene - and some of it has gone symphonic! We visit with trumpeter, composer and conductor Byron Stripling - leading the Pittsburgh Symphony this weekend (Friday and Saturday night and a Sunday matinee) at Heinz Hall with a gre
Wynton Marsalis: Symphony No 4, ‘The Jungle’ album review — irrepressible energy – Wynton Marsalis Official Website
There is no holding back Wynton Marsalis. As well as being a virtuoso trumpeter and leading jazz musician, he has thrown himself into composing major new works in the classical tradition, including an ambitious range of concertos and symphonies.
Fred Hersch – ‘Silent, Listening’ – London Jazz News
Fred Hersch: Silent, Listening (ECM 2799. Album review (*) by Phil Johnson) As you would probably expect, pianist Fred Hersch’s first solo album for ECM, recorded in May last year, is a quiet triumph. Following his recent duo recording for the label with trumpeter Enrico Rava, ‘The Song is You’, and using the same Lugano…