Mary Halvorson’s Reverse Blue Live at Cornelia Street Cafe 2014-10-03
Band: Mary Halvorson’s Reverse Blue Videographer: Kevin Reilly “Hako”
October 2014
Jonathan Finlayson, Brian Settles, and Mike Pride Live at 6BC Gardens (Arts for Art)
Band: Jonathan Finlayson, Brian Settles, Mike Pride Videographer: Don Mount
Michael Attias and John Hebert Live at First Streen Green (Arts for Art) 2014-10-11
Band: Michael Attias, John Hebert Videographer: Don Mount
October Artist Feature: Bassist Sean Ali
Sean Ali has emerged onto the New York scene over the past five years playing bass with a number of figures such as David Grollman, Carlo Costa, Flin van Hemmen, Lathan Hardy, and Pascal Niggenkemper. He prefers to work in collaborative contexts and has co-led many groups including Fester, Natura Morta, Hag, PascAli, Oracles, and
New This Week on Jazz Right Now / Oct 6, 2014
Concert Review Patrick Breiner’s Double Double at Korzo, Sep 30, 2014 New Videos Andrew Barker Trio Live in Gardens Rob Brown and Daniel Levin Live in Gardens Playlist Playlist for the Week of Sep 27, 2014
Rob Brown and Daniel Levin Live in Gardens (Arts for Art)
Band: Rob Brown, Daniel Levin Videographer: Don Mount
Andrew Barker Trio Live at 6BC Gardens (Arts for Art) 2014-09-28
Band: Andrew Barker Trio (with Michael Foster, James Ilgenfritz) Videographer: Don Mount
Playlist for Week of Sep 27, 2014
Matt Pavolka – The Horns Band (Fresh Sound, 2014) Matana Roberts Quartet – The Calling (Utech, 2006) Mary Halvorson – Reverse Blue (Relative Pitch, 2014) Jesse Stacken & Kirk Knuffke – Orange Was the Color (Steeplechase, 2011) Taylor Ho Bynum Sextet – Middle Picture (Firehouse 12, 2007)
Tangible, Abstract: Patrick Breiner’s Double Double at Korzo / Sep 30, 2014
Abstract (adj.): Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence. Tangible (adj.): Perceptible by touch Tenor saxophonist Patrick Breiner‘s music is not abstract, yet tangible, it is very strongly both of those things simultaneously. Last night, as with every time I listen to any of Breiner’s groundbreaking groups,