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Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
festival
nusica.org presents
Let's welcome together this new music and arts network
which involves different towns into the Veneto area!
16th March 2017, h 10.00 am
Istituto Comprensivo di Martellago
HYPER+ TRIO"
Nicola Fazzini (sax)
Alessandro Fedrigo (acoustic and electric bass, effects)
Luca Colussi (drums)
meeting for Junior High School students
17th March 2017, h 9.00 pm
Teatro di Villa Belvedere, Mirano
in collaboration with Palazzo Trevisan degli Ulivi - Pro Helvetia
and Mirano Musica
THE GREAT HARRY HILLMAN
Nils Fischer (reeds)
David Koch (guitar)
Samuel Huwyler (bass)
Dominik Mahnig (drums)
Four very strong individual musicians come together to create a very personal style of music that could only exist through time invested band chemistry (Jim Black, 2015)
19th March 2017, h 6.00 pm
Ca’ della Nave, Martellago
in collaboration with Fondazione Banca Santo Stefano
Roberto Pianca "Sub Rosa" 5et
Dan Kinzelman (tenor sax, clarinet)
Roberto Pianca (guitar)
Glenn Zaleski (piano/Fender Rhodes)
Stefano Senni (doublebass)
Luis Candeias (drums)
International young talents plying between jazz, rock, pop and contemporary music...
25th March 2017, h 5.00-8.00 pm
Jazz in the Shops: concerts into the streets and the shops of Dolo
h 6.00 pm, Libreria Morelli 1867 - Dolo
interview with Evan Parker
26th March, h 6.00 pm, Ex Macello di Dolo
WORKSHOP WITH EVAN PARKER "EVAN PARKER – SAX SOLO"
PERFORMANCE OF WORKSHOP PARTECIPANTS
A jazz "hero" who changed the music history. Thanks to Evan Parker the "free jazz" came into the European music and turned it to a fast and important growth.
ALL CONCERTS ARE FREE ENTRY. BOOKING IS APPRECIATED.
+39 347 5793170
Website: www.jazzareametropolitana.com/jam
Facebook: www.facebook.com/jazzareametropolitana
Blaer - Out of Silence (MORPHEUS RECORDS 2017)
Nach der Veröffentlichung ihres Debutalbums im Jahr 2014 legt BLAER mit OUT OF SILENCE ihr zweites Album vor. Die Kompositionen der Bandleaderin Maja Nydegger vereinen Einflüsse aus leisem, reduziertem Jazz, sphärischem Pop und Minimal.
1. Until You Fade 07:13
2. In Passing 04:43
3. Strokkur 07:45
4. Caught By Transience 05:06
5. Out Of Silence 17:10
6. Neverland 06:54
7. Afterglow 10:04
Maja Nydegger: Piano
Nils Fischer: Altsax, Bass Clarinet
Claudio von Arx: Tenorsax
Simon Iten: Bass
Emanuel Künzi: Drums
Megalodon Collective - Animals (JAZZLAND RECORDINGS 2017)
Perhaps Megalodon Collective's description of themselves is the most straightforward ... "sixty feet of prehistoric terror".
Yet that doesn't quite capture what this Norwegian Grammy-nominated septet unleashes upon the world. Their compositions and improvisations build with slow majesty and release a fiery rain of sonic chaos. Contrapuntal insanity creates illusions of order, while high urgency solos and lizard rhythms create illusions of disorder. They seamlessly leap from sounding like the Mingus Dynasty band trapped on a star cruiser with controls set for the heart of the sun to the pit orchestra from hell performing the soundtrack to a Keystone Cops movie directed by Quentin Tarantino.
This is traditional jazz with some non-western inflections in a bubbling broth of mercurial whimsy, tungsten-hard swing, gear-grinding factory noise, decimated funk, a stilt-walking Samba band parading through a burning free jazz session, extended musical techniques that mere mortals fear to play or hear, interstellar Dixieland cakewalking through a psychedelic reimagining of 1950s Chicago, and an exquisitely beautiful and delicate cacophony. Moments of tenderness, sweet melody and placid contemplation suddenly dissipate, and the band become a troupe of mediæval minstrels running across a bed of hot coals to joyously leap into the Nietzschean abyss.
Theirs is a whirling cabaret of lightning and brimstone, cascading diamonds and crumbling bedrock. They are incomprehensibly familiar and understandably alien; they elude description and categorization like a mythic lake monster ... So ...
Perhaps they were right to begin with: Megalodon Collective are, indeed, "sixty feet of prehistoric terror"!
01. Animals
02. Plutonia
03. Rasande Roland
04. När Blev Du Så Gammal (Och Ful)
05. Encouraging Dylan
06. Daymare
07. Moby
08. Intro
09. Finding Megalodon
10. Black Bike
11. Tree Of Redemption
12. On The Beach
13. Black Bear Creek
Based in Trondheim, Megalodon Collective are:
Owls - Crumbling Light (ATS RECORDS 2017)
The trio met in Vienna and started a collaboration soon afterwards; Simon Oberleitner (piano),
David Ambrosch (double bass) and Konstantin Kräutler (drums) release their debut album, crumbling light, in spring 2017. “In a way, the album can be interpreted like an exhibition or collection of many small illustrations.
The title song Crumbling Light is just one of these pictures,” Oberleitner explains.
Together they founded the Jazz-piano trio “Owls” in autumn 2015 and recorded their CD in November of the same year. The result justifies the timeline – the simple pieces full of ambient depth (all written by Oberleitner himself) are played with elegant sincerity and chamber music-like intimacy, and leave no doubt as to the musicians’ aptitude.
“It was of great importance to me that the music came to the fore, rather than the arrangements. The compositions were only the motifs, so to speak, which we painted. The way we went about them, which tones we used – that should take centre stage. In David and Konstantin I found
the truest companions for such an enterprise.”
1. Echoes from Syria, Pt. 1 8:01
2. Echoes from Syria, Pt. 2 4:55
3. Echoes from Syria, Pt. 3 3:49
4. Time Shift 4:52
5. Crumbling Light 5:28
6. Dancing Child in a Foggy Landscape 5:50
7. Overture to Genesis 3:19
8. One Day with a Squirrel 2:43
9. Last Dance 10:23
David Ambrosch, double bass
Konstantin Kräutler, drums
Mike Richmond Cello Quartet - The Pendulum (SteepleChase Records 2017)
“…Dance for Andy is one of those rare CDs that sustain interest through a 70-minute-plus duration.” (Richard Cook & Brian Morton – The Penguin Guide on SCCD 31267)
“Richmond is as nimble fingered and resourceful a bassist we have heard in some time.” (New York Daily News)
01 THE PENDULUM AT FALCON’S LAIR 6:43
02 CELLO AGAIN 6:21
03 TWO LITTLE PEARLS 8:59
04 LAVERNE WALK 6:18
05 WHY NOT? THAT’S WHAT? 7:29
06 TRICOTISM 7:01
07 TAMALPAIS LOVE SONG TO THE WINDS 7:33
08 MY LITTLE CELLO 6:39
09 OSCALYPSO 8:53
MIKE RICHMOND cello
PETER ZAK piano
JAY ANDERSON bass
BILLY DRUMMOND drums
Bob Hanlon & Mark Minchello - Camaraderie (SteepleChase Records 2017)
“AH! The Hammond B3 trio with sax and drums, and Hammond hitter Mark Minchello makes the team wheeze, groove and fog up an interesting and well thought collection of tunes. They keep away from the blues and instead venture into uncharted waters by doing tunes not usually associated with this genre.” (George W. Harris – Jazz Weekly on Trinomial SCCD33117)
01 WILL YOU STILL BE MINE (Matt Dennis) 7:38
02 LOVESSENCE (Bob Hanlon) 6:50
03 SAMBESQUE (Mark Minchello) 7:09
04 JAZZ ORBITS (Bob Hanlon) 6:33
05 CLOSE YOUR EYES (Bernice Petkere) 8:49
06 EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO ME (Matt Dennis) 11:41
07 A SOUND FOR SORE EARS (Jimmy Heath) 6:49
08 YOUNG AND FOOLISH (Albert Hague) 6:01
09 FLAT TIRE BLUES (Bob Hanlon) 5:40
MARK MINCHELLO Hammond B3 organ
BOB HANLON tenor saxophone
PETE MACDONALD drums (track 7, 8 & 9)
ANDY WATSON drums (track 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6)
VIC JURIS guitar (track 1, 2 & 3)
BOB DEVOS guitar (track 4, 5 & 6)
CHARLIE SIEGLER guitar (track 7 & 8)
ANTON DENNER alto saxophone (track 9)
MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE: Isabelle Boulay in concert for the next edition of MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE!
Isabelle Boulay makes her passionate return to the stage with magnificent original songs written by some of the greats. Marking her 25th year as an artist, Isabelle has surrounded herself with veteran musicians to create a uniquely emotional moment for her audience. A major singer/performer and her singular voice in her element, treating us to her greatest hits and the terrific songs from her latest album. The real deal!
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