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Web Web: Web Max

January 6, 2022 By guillaume

Web Web - Web Max (2021)

Web Web is a German jazz quartet based in Munich comprised of Roberto Di Gioia on piano and Fender Rhodes, Tony Lakatos on saxophone, Christian Von Kaphengst on bass and Peter Gall on drums. Since their début release in 2017, the band’s main modus operandi has been to channel the live energy and spontaneity of an independent ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Contemporary, Jazz Tagged With: double bass, drums, flute, harp, keyboard, quartet, Web Web

Fanfán Tulipán: Genius Noci

May 21, 2021 By guillaume

Fanfán Tulipán - Genius Noci (2020)

Borrowing its name from the French film FanFan la Tulipe, the 1952 swashbuckling comedy set in the late 1750s featuring Gérard Philippe, Fanfán Tulipán is a young Czech band formed in 2009 and based in Prague. Blending jazz with funk, the chanson tradition and film music, the band features Štěpán Zbytovský on flute and bass ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Contemporary, Jazz Tagged With: bass, drums, Fanfán Tulipán, flute, melodica

Cuar: Roscanna

June 20, 2017 By guillaume

Cuar - Roscanna (2017)

In approaching our vocal music, that style of singing traditional songs which is called in Irish the “sean-nós” - the “old style” - it is best to listen as if we were listening to music for the first time, with a child’s new mind; or to think of Indian Music rather than European. - Seán Ó Riada - Our musical heritage ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Contemporary, Ireland Tagged With: clarinet, Cuar, double bass, fiddle, flute

Matthew Halsall: The Sun in September

July 12, 2014 By guillaume

Matthew Halsall - Fletcher Moss Park (2012)

Matthew Halsall is a Manchester-based DJ, composer, arranger and jazz trumpet player whose music is increasingly looking eastwards and leaning towards the spiritual. Drawing inspiration from the modal jazz of the late 1950s/early 1960s (Miles Davis of course, John Coltrane and many Blue Note artists from that era), the ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Jazz Tagged With: flute, harp, Matthew Halsall, trumpet

Michael McGoldrick: The Otter’s Set

August 29, 2013 By guillaume

Michael McGoldrick - Fused (2000)

Manchester born flute, whistle and pipe player Michael McGoldrick is a musician who learned his trade at traditional Irish music sessions, Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann meetings and Fleadhanna Ceoil competitions. He is also a musician who, in his late twenties, had already co-founded, toured with or been a member of several high ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Contemporary, Ireland, Traditional Tagged With: flute, fusion, Michael McGoldrick

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