DownBeat Magazine # June 2013 Volume 80, Number 6
| Format | Magazine |
| Language | English |
| Cover Date | 2013-06 |
| Periodical Title | DownBeat Magazine |
| About/Subject | Dave Douglas, Darcy James Argue, Jane Monheit, Beka Gochiashvili, Noah Preminger, Cynthia Sayer, Elias Haslanger, Allison Miller (2) |
| Format | Magazine |
| Language | English |
| Location | USA |
| Cover Date | 2013-06 |
| Issue Number | June 2013 Volume 80, Number 6 |
| Chapters | Cover
Dave Douglas
In His Words
By Frank Alkyer with Dave Douglas
Trumpeter and Greenleaf Music label head Dave Douglas discusses the struggles, joys and triumphs of taking the creative path less traveled. Douglas, whose new quintet album is Time Travel, aims to celebrate his 50th birthday by embarking on a U.S. tour that will include stops in all 50 states.
Features
Money Jungle
50 Years After the Summit
By Bill Milkowski
This year marks the golden anniversary of the release of Money Jungle, the utterly audacious, cross-generational meeting of Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and Max Roach at Sound Makers Studio in midtown Manhattan.
Darcy James Argue
A Fable Grows in Brooklyn
By Brad Faberman
Although all the music for the new CD Brooklyn Babylon was composed by Darcy James Argue, the project was a true collaboration between the acclaimed Secret Society big band leader and graphic novelist Danijel Zezelj, who created the visuals that accompanied its premiere at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and conceptualized the fictional story it tells.
Free to Be Jane Monheit
By Allen Morrison
Appearing especially radiant these days, Jane Monheit exudes contentment. She has never sung better or with more conviction, belying the conventional wisdom that the best art rises from the ashes of misery. Her new album, The Heart Of The Matter Emarcy/Decca, takes big risks, goes for big emotions and cheerfully disregards genre.
36th Annual Student Music Awards
Setting the Pace, Raising the Bar
Players
Beka Gochiashvili
Noah Preminger
Cynthia Sayer
Elias Haslanger
Blindfold Test
Drummer Allison Miller was tested on the following tracks for the “Blindfold Test”:
Ches Smith & These Arches: “Animal Collection” from Hammered Clean Feed
Lewis Nash: “Tickle Toe” from Stompin’ At The Savoy M&I; Jazz
Quest: “Paraphernalia” from Circular Dreaming Enja
Kevin Eubanks: “Resolution” from The Messenger Mack Avenue
Han Bennink: “Postlude To Kiefer And A Piece Of Drum” from Bennink & Co. ILK
David Virelles: “The Executioner” from Continuum Pi
Corea, Clarke & White: “Hackensack” from Forever Concord
Also In This Issue
New York Voices Celebrate 25 Years; NEXT Collective Reimagines Standards; Paul Motian Saluted at Symphony Space; Sweet Home New Orleans’ Economic Empowerment Education Program; San José Winter Jazz Fest Caught; Roscoe Mitchell and Alvin Fielder Caught; Indie Life: Kadima Collective, Japonize Elephants, Oatmeal Jazz Combo; Brad Goode Master Class; Charlie Haden Solo Transcription; Fred Hersch at Columbia University; plus Dozens of CD Reviews, Product Reviews and Much More! Cover
Dave Douglas
In His Words
By Frank Alkyer with Dave Douglas
Trumpeter and Greenleaf Music label head Dave Douglas discusses the struggles, joys and triumphs of taking the creative path less traveled. Douglas, whose new quintet album is Time Travel, aims to celebrate his 50th birthday by embarking on a U.S. tour that will include stops in all 50 states.
Features
Money Jungle
50 Years After the Summit
By Bill Milkowski
This year marks the golden anniversary of the release of Money Jungle, the utterly audacious, cross-generational meeting of Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and Max Roach at Sound Makers Studio in midtown Manhattan.
Darcy James Argue
A Fable Grows in Brooklyn
By Brad Faberman
Although all the music for the new CD Brooklyn Babylon was composed by Darcy James Argue, the project was a true collaboration between the acclaimed Secret Society big band leader and graphic novelist Danijel Zezelj, who created the visuals that accompanied its premiere at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and conceptualized the fictional story it tells.
Free to Be Jane Monheit
By Allen Morrison
Appearing especially radiant these days, Jane Monheit exudes contentment. She has never sung better or with more conviction, belying the conventional wisdom that the best art rises from the ashes of misery. Her new album, The Heart Of The Matter Emarcy/Decca, takes big risks, goes for big emotions and cheerfully disregards genre.
36th Annual Student Music Awards
Setting the Pace, Raising the Bar
Players
Beka Gochiashvili
Noah Preminger
Cynthia Sayer
Elias Haslanger
Blindfold Test
Drummer Allison Miller was tested on the following tracks for the “Blindfold Test”:
Ches Smith & These Arches: “Animal Collection” from Hammered Clean Feed
Lewis Nash: “Tickle Toe” from Stompin’ At The Savoy M&I; Jazz
Quest: “Paraphernalia” from Circular Dreaming Enja
Kevin Eubanks: “Resolution” from The Messenger Mack Avenue
Han Bennink: “Postlude To Kiefer And A Piece Of Drum” from Bennink & Co. ILK
David Virelles: “The Executioner” from Continuum Pi
Corea, Clarke & White: “Hackensack” from Forever Concord
Also In This Issue
New York Voices Celebrate 25 Years; NEXT Collective Reimagines Standards; Paul Motian Saluted at Symphony Space; Sweet Home New Orleans’ Economic Empowerment Education Program; San José Winter Jazz Fest Caught; Roscoe Mitchell and Alvin Fielder Caught; Indie Life: Kadima Collective, Japonize Elephants, Oatmeal Jazz Combo; Brad Goode Master Class; Charlie Haden Solo Transcription; Fred Hersch at Columbia University; plus Dozens of CD Reviews, Product Reviews and Much More! Show all ▾ |
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