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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Marc-André Hamelin:Haydn Piano Sonatas III reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
Marc-André Hamelin:Haydn Piano Sonatas III (Hyperion). CDA67882. I have been listening to these discs a lot lately: on my sound system at home; on my car system; on my iPhone at the gym, taking the subway to yoga, walking by … Continue reading
Joel Miller’s SWIM: a CD review by Stanley Fefferman
My first impression of SWIM (Origin-82613), saxophonist/composer Joel Miller’s sixth CD as leader, is taken from the tunes as they unfolded. “Teeter Tooter,” I noted with pleasure, is made of melodic and rhythmic forms uttered by the sax, well arranged … Continue reading
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Tagged Fraser Hollins, Geoffrey Keezer, Greg Ritchie, Joel Miller
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Conrad Chow’s PREMIERES: a CD review by Stanley Fefferman
Conrad Chow, Premieres (Cambria CD-1204). For his début album, violinist Conrad Chow has chosen to ‘première’ attractive, unrecorded works by composers Bruce Broughton, Ronald Royer, and Kevin Lau. Kevin Lau’s “Joy” (for violin and String Orchestra) has a theme of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bruce Broughton, Conrad Chow, Jerome Summers, Kevin Lau, Ronald Royer, Stanley Fefferman
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Canadian Music Competition 2012 Gala Concert reviewed by Stanley Fefferman
July 6, 2012. MacMillan Theatre, Toronto. Five stars of the future made a joyful noise last night. They are the Grand Prize winners of the Canadian Music Competition categories (ages 7-30). The grandest of them, the 2012 Stepping Stone winner, … Continue reading
Halie Loren: Stages. CD review by Stanley Fefferman
Stages is the second Halie Loren album to cross my desk is the past few months. This one is a re-issue of a 2010 live album with a pair of bonus tracks. I have to admit I’m fascinated by her … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian West, Halie Loren, Justin Time, Matt Treder, Stanley FeffermanMark Scheider, Tim McLaughlin
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Mark Sherman: The L.A. Sessions. CD review by Stanley Fefferman
The first time I listened to Mark Sherman’s album—on my Acura surround system—I enjoyed the bebop/standards in a general way like it was yesterday. Today I took The L.A. Sessions out for a stroll on the boardwalk: tuning in with … Continue reading
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