This is the key toĪny attempt to authentically re-create Scott Joplin’s theatrical What kind of orchestra would have performed it. Reconstructing Treemonisha is determining Restored and world-premiered by conductor Rick Benjamin with the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra and Singers, and now presented on a 2CD set by New World, that places here Improvisations on september 2003 in Venice.ģ acts composed in 1910 and premiered in fall 1911 by Scott Joplin, was Vista, released only now by Meta, features the notable trio of Sam Rivers (here on flute and tenor/soprano saxes), Adam Rudolph (hand-drums and percussion) and Harris Eisenstadt (drumset). These concerts were recorded in september and october 2010, and feature jazz standards and originals from Rollins' audio archives, with, particularly, the 20-minute Sonnymoon For Two, the first-ever public performance with Rollins and Coleman together. The two volumes of Road Shows, released by Doxy, document live performances led by saxophonists Sonny Rollins (on tenor) and Ornette Coleman (on alto), with guitarist Jim Hall and trumpetist Roy Hargrove, among other. PNL label released their Ada, a 1-track (33 minutes) CD featuring Brotzmann on alto & tenor saxes, clarinet & tarogato, Lonberg-Holm on cello & electronics, and Nilssen-Love on drums. Mostly improvised, these eleven tracks were recorded on may 2010 at St Peter's Church Whitstable.Īda Trio is a new notable project, created by Fred Lonberg-Holm, Peter Brotzmann and Paal Nilssen-Love. The Bleeding Edge, released by PSI, is an album featuring the trio of Evan Parker (soprano & tenor saxes), Okkyung Lee (cello) and Peter Evans (trumpets). Six tracks for over 40 minutes, recorded on january 2011 2) Orange Afternoons, another informal session in Brooklyn yielded six new Douglas compositions for a quintet with Ravi Coltrane (sax), Vijay Iyer and Linda Oh (both on piano) and Marcus Gilmore (drums), featuring collective music alternating several solos, recorded on march 2011 3) Bad Mango, performed with So Percussion group, with Dave on trumpet, Eric Beach (estey organ, Ableton, musical saw, toys, metronomes, shruti box, crotales), Adam Sliwinski (marimba, toys, concert bass drum, glockenspiel), Jason Treuting (drumset, melodica, deskbells) and Josh Quillen (korg synthesizer, vocoder, kick drum, snare drum, ride cymbal). Sam Rivers died of pneumonia on december 26 in Orlando (Florida) at 88.Īfter Spirit Moves and United Front, Dave Douglas' projects Brass Ecstasy continues with Three Views, a 3CD set released by Greenleaf, that collects: 1) Rare Metals, an informal studio followup to the live United Front, utilizing the same personnel but adding 5 new compositions and a new arrangement of Billy Strayhorn's Lush Life. By placing the gig in the Polish Club in Birmingham we are hoping to attract some of the Polish community in the city.News of Jazz Music New book by Piero Scaruffi: A History of Jazz Music Trzaska is also a composer of film music, and something of a super star in Poland having written the music for films such as Wolyn, The Mighty Angel and Hatred.
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The gigs in London and Birmingham will be gigs of high quality in which the trio plays without gaps and provides the listeners with the intense experience that the very best free jazz can provide. Olie Brice and Mark Sanders contribute very strongly to the intensity of the performance each makes his own contribution and the performance is definitely one of three equals rather than a saxophonist playing with a rhythm section. His solos are fierce, but have an underlying logical and melodic pattern. He has his own distinctive style and, although he will at times play overtones on the alto saxophone, he mostly develops long lines without distorting his tone. Some have compared his playing to that of the doyen of European improvisers, Peter Brotzmann I hear no real evidence of that in this recording. Trzaska is an extremely fluent and original improviser whose solos move constantly and seamlessly from one idea to another in ways that strike me as being different from other improvisers. The music is free jazz at its very best with a totally integrated group. It gives a very good idea of what to expect from the two UK gigs. They have also played together in Poland a number of times, and will be playing four dates there before the UK dates.Ī recording of the trio at the Jazz Od Nowa Festival in Poland can be watched here. This is the second time they have toured England, the first time being five years ago. These are at London’s Café Oto on Tuesday 16 th July (8.30) and Birmingham’s Polish Club on Wednesday 17 th July (8pm). The Polish saxophonist Miko łaj Trzaska will be playing two dates in England in July with the Riverloam Trio in which he joins bass player Olie Brice and drummer Mark Sanders.
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