Day: January 8, 2013

DOWNTOWNMUSIC Photos

From DOWNTOWNMUSIC.NET:

January 6, 2013
Raoul van der Weide Keir Neuringer Andrew Drury, Goodbye Blue Monday
Andrew Drury Keir Neuringer Raoul van der Weide

January 6, 2013
Roy Campbell John Dikeman Hilliard Greene Mike Pride, Goodbye Blue Monday
Hilliard Greene John Dikeman Mike Pride Roy Campbell

January 6, 2013
Shayna Dulberger Quartet, Goodbye Blue Monday
Carlo Costa Chris Welcome Shayna Dulberger Yoni Kretzmer

January 6, 2013
Tiffany Chang Nonoko Yoshida David Cieri, Goodbye Blue Monday
David Cieri Nonoko Yoshida Tiffany Chang

January 3, 2013
Jesse Stacken & Vinnie Sperrazza, IBeam
Jesse Stacken Vinnie Sperrazza

January 3, 2013
Platform with Ina Sagstuen, IBeam
Ina Sagstuen Jan Martin Gismervik Jonas Cambien Katrine Schiott

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New Releases from ReR Megacorp

From the left: Heiner Goebbels, Christoph Ande...

From ReR Megacorp:

ROSE, JON: Rosin

Jon Rose is one of the most productive, original and focused people; he’s also an extraordinary musician and an inspired composer. To mark his 60th anniversary this 3 CD box of previously unreleased works ranging from radio documentary and radio fiction, virtuoso performances…

CASSIBER – The Way it Was

These are great recordings that paint the best – and most devil-take-the-hindmost – picture of this extraordinary, groundbreaking band. The sound is exemplary and the music constantly thinks around corners.

Hobby Horse January 13 in Madison

From Madison’s Surrounded by Reality Music:

Dan Kinzelman: Sax/Clarinets/Voice/Flutes
Joe Rehmer: Bass/Keyboards/Voice/Percussion
Stefano Tamborrino: Drums/Percussion/Melodica/Voice

Alternating between hypnotic and mysterious vamps and moments of explosive dynamism, the music of Hobby Horse combines elements drawn from free jazz, ambient music, rock and electronic music. The widely varying experiences of the three members enrich a music which evades genre limitations while nonetheless maintaining a strong connection to their jazz roots.
Hobby Horse first performed in 2008 as a traditional sax trio, but their more recent efforts have seen a tendency to explore the sonic limits of the trio by using non-traditional instruments such as tin whistle, recorder, glockenspiel, melodica and choral arrangements. This adds an almost orchestral dimension to the repertoire which places original tunes written for the band alongside tunes by Tom Waits, Robert Wyatt and Thelonius Monk.