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Reviewed: Kevin Harris Project | Roni Ben-Hur | Luca Crispino - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Kevin Harris Project: Vitruvian Echoes | Roni Ben-Hur: Abriendo Puertas | Luca Crispino: Transitivo Boston-based composer, pianist and musical educator Kevin Harris fuses art and science in his work. Vitruvian Echoes is inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci’s drawing of Vitruvian Man. This Renaissance artwork shows a standing man, arms and legs spread out with the proportions being equal. Harris uses this as a starting point to pose the question – how can we be balanced as human beings? In musical terms
Reviewed: Anna Pauline | Colin Steele | Mike Clark - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Anna Pauline: Lucky To Be Me | Colin Steele: Stramash II | Mike Clark: Kuon Ganjo (Time Without Beginning) Swedish vocalist Anna Pauline Andersson celebrates over 20 years in jazz with Lucky To Be Me. Coming from a musical family, she was early inspired by such as Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee and Doris Day, as well as songwriters including Joni Mitchell and Emmylou Harris. This deep appreciation of a range of music has been honed to perfection on this album. Working with some excellent musicians a
Stacey Kent at Cadogan Hall, London - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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The American singer performed standards as well as originals with lyrics by novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, her vocal style variously recalling Fenella Fielding and Eartha Kitt It is over 20 years since I saw Stacey Kent in concert. Good, then, to be present for the first of her two evenings at The Cadogan Hall, London, as part of the Serious Summer Jazz Series 2026. With a seating capacity of around 950, the beautiful Cadogan Hall is just about on the right side of being a suitable venue for intimate
Reviewed: Joachim Lyche Trio | Chuck Bergeron | Steve Swallow - Jazz Journal (opens the original)
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Joachim Lyche Trio: Primal Heuristics | Chuck Bergeron: Bass & Face | Steve Swallow: Winter Songs Heuristics are the mental shortcuts that we use to make decisions and form judgements quickly, without the need for too much thinking. Applying the idea to music, one assumes that 27-year-old Norwegian guitarist and composer Joachin Lyche feels that it is easy to over-think music. In response, this is a very much in-the-moment collection of compositions from a young, up-and-coming trio. There is an
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