FREDRIK LJUNGKVIST, reeds.  

MAGNUS BROO, trumpet.

HAVARD WIIK, piano.

INGEBRIGT HAKER-FLATEN, bass.

HANS HULBAEKMO, drums.

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AB BAARS, clarinete y saxo tenor.  

TOBIAS DELIUS, saxo tenor.

MICHAEL MOORE, saxo alto y clarinete.  

THOMAS HEBERER, trompeta.  

WOLTER WIERBOS, trombón.  

MARY OLIVER, viola.   

TRISTAN HONSINGER, violonchelo.

GUUS JANSSEN, piano, compositor.  

ERNST GLERUM, bajo.  

HAN BENNINK, batería y percusión. 

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Atomic une fuerzas con la “Trondheim Jazz Orchestra”, una de las ensembles de jazz más importantes y creativas de Noruega. Para este proyecto los miembros de Atomic están creando nuevas composiciones para una ensemble de trece músicos, incluiendo a 
 

MAGNUS BROO, trumpet. FREDRIK LJUNGKVIST, baritone and tenor  sax, clarinet. HÅVARD WIIK, piano. INGEBRIGT HAKER FLATEN, bass. JON FÄLT,ADRIAN LOSETH WAADE, violin. LENE GRENAGER, cello.  PER "TEXAS" JOHANSON, SIGNE EMMELUTH, alto sax.  HILD SOFIE TAFJORD, french horn. OLE JORGEN MELHUS, trombone. KYRRE LAASTAD, drums, electronics.

ATOMIC
TRONDHEIM JAZZ ORCHESTRA

VIDEOS ATOMIC
VIDEOS TJO

DAVID TORN
electric guitar
TIM BERNE
alto sax
CHES SMITH
drums

NEW ECM ALBUM OUT MARCH 2019 !

https://screwgunrecords.com/album/sun-of-goldfinger

Guitarist-composer David Torn, a longstanding ECM artist, has enjoyed a particularly fruitful 21st-century with the label, releasing two albums under his own name – the solo only sky and quartet disc prezens – in addition to producing records by Tim Berne and Michael Formanek. With Sun of Goldfinger, Torn returns in a trio alongside the alto saxophonist Berne and percussionist Ches Smith (a member of Berne’s Snakeoil band who made his ECM leader debut in 2016 with The Bell). The Torn/Berne/Smith trio, also dubbed Sun of Goldfinger, features alone on two of this album’s three intense tracks of 20-plus minutes; the vast sonic tapestries of “Eye Muddle” and “Soften the Blow” – each spontaneous group compositions – belie the fact that only a trio is weaving them, with live electronics by Torn and Smith expanding the aural envelope. The third track, the Torn composition “Spartan, Before It Hit,” showcases an extended ensemble with two extra guitars, keyboards and a string quartet; it’s an otherworldly creation, ranging from hovering atmospherics to dark-hued lyricism to storming, sky-rending grandeur. The words of LondonJazz, reviewing Sun of Goldfinger live, also suit the band’s debut on record: “This is dangerous music – at times angry, at others blissed-out and illuminating – with its thunderous rumblings… delivering not so much a wash of sound, more a tidal wave.”

Review London Jazz News 2018
Review Ottawa Citizen 2018
Review Rolling Stone
Review and Video

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RODRIGO AMADO
saxo
JOE McPHEE
saxo y trompeta
KENT KESSLER
contrabajo
CHRIS CORSANO
batería

RODRIGO AMADO, JOE MCPHEE, KENT KESSLER & CHRIS CORSANO – A History of Nothing 

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JAKOB BRO, guitar. THOMAS MORGAN, bass. JOEY BARON, drums.

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RALPH ALESSI trumpet.

JON IRABAGON tenor sax.

ANDY MILNE piano.

DREW GRESS double bass.

MARK FERBER drums. 

Imaginary Friends
release: February 1, 2019 on ECM Records

Trumpeter Ralph Alessi’s first two ECM albums as a leader – Baida (2013) and Quiver (2016) – justly earned him high praise. The New York Times lauded the “elegant precision and power” of Baida, while The Guardian extolled Quiver, pointing to the leader’s “flawless technique and ability to draw on jazz tradition while avoiding its clichés.” After those quartet discs, Alessi’s third ECM album, Imaginary Friends, presents him fronting a longtime working quintet in its first recording since 2010. Alessi’s bandmates include a kindred spirit in saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, a studio and stage partner of the trumpeter’s since they were students together at the California Institute of the Arts in the late ’80s. They are joined by pianist Andy Milne and drummer Mark Ferber, both making their ECM debuts, plus bassist Drew Gress, who played on Baida and Quiver. The nine Alessi compositions of Imaginary Friends include an irresistible highlight in “Iram Issela” (the title being his 8-year-old daughter’s name spelled backward). The track’s rich seam of bittersweet melody – and exceptional soloing by Coltrane – sets the scene for an album of quicksilver beauty.

Born in 1963, Alessi himself has long been renowned as a musician’s musician, a first-call New York trumpeter who can play virtually anything on sight and has excelled as an improviser in groups led by not only Coleman,Coltrane and Weber but also the likes of Uri Caineand Don Byron, along with duetting with Fred Herschand leading his own groups. Over the past half-decade, Alessi’s prolific composing has ripened, and he has only evolved further as a trumpeter, his gorgeous sound floating expressively above the band or slicing dynamically through it. DownBeat described his playing this way: “Alessi works between the notes, his thoughtful, conversational solos as meditative as a calligrapher’s art, each line free-flowing and declarative but with immaculate shape and beauty.” Praising his abilities as a leader, LondonJazz said: “Alessi’s stock-in-trade is to make the angularities and asymmetries of complex tunes sound natural, to assert their logic, to lead. There is always a sense of direction.”

Reflecting on the making of Imaginary Friends alongside Coltrane, Milne, Gress and Ferber, Alessi concludes: “After all these years of being friends and playing in this band and various others together, it’s great to have arrived at a moment when we could make a record like this for ECM.”

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* Dave Burrell Piano Solo
Dave Burrell - piano
Excerpt from the Solo concert at October Revolution in Jazz & Contemporary Music 2017, Philadelphia 

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AKI TAKASE, piano. DANIEL ERDMANN, sax. DJ ILLVIBE. JOHANNES FINK, bass. DAG MAGNUS NARVESEN, drums.

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NICK DUNSTON
bajo
MARC RIBOT
guitarra, voz
JAY RODRÍGUEZ
sax & flute
CHAD TAYLOR
drums

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