Autoritratto is the second album from Oscar Del Barba on Dot Time Records. This album presents Oscar alone with his instrument in a solo piano outing. The album features 10 original tracks, both through-composed and improvised. Musically, this album straddles the boundaries of Classical and Jazz with elements of minimal[…]
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Arik Strauss’s second piano trio album – In Spite of All – presents ten new compositions and two free improvisations. Following on the success of his first trio album, Mostly Ballads, these original compositions express a more upbeat atmosphere. Joined again by bass player Tal Ronen and for the first[…]
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There are a few things that one needs to be aware of when listening to the compositions of Zandzemble. . It is the musical brain-child or musings of a thoughtful composer, Mark Zandveld using his genius to create lyrical, melodic tone structure while employing numerous natural instrumentations or tones. The[…]
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Songs of the Beatles form the soundtrack of our lives. With a natural sense of improvisation, variation, swing, and a superior phrasing, the Internationally acclaimed vocalist Deborah J. Carter created new versions of these songs. Daytripper is not about nostalgically reproducing familiar recordings: with a fascinating tendency for freedom she[…]
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We are pleased to announce the third release in our ‘Legends’ Series – The Joe Bushkin Quartet (featuring Buck Clayton, Milt Hinton and Jo Jones) – Live at the Embers 1952. One night in early 1952, the violinist David Sarser, who played his prized Stradivarius under Toscanini with the NBC Symphony Orchestra,[…]
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