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    Accordion at Jazz At Berlin Philharmonic

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/14/2015

    Like Siggi Loch said in his opening remarks to the 8th Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic concert last night, the accordion was never really taken seriously until Astor Piazzolla came around in the early 70s. And he showed us in a two-hour show, how different and versatile this instrument can sound like in a jazz setting….

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  • Avishai Cohen "From Darkness"
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    Avishai Cohen Trio – From Darkness

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/13/2015

    The new trio of bassist Avishai Cohen went into the studio straight after a worldwide tour. Nitai Hershkovits on piano and Daniel Dor on drums complete the group for this new Razdaz Recordz release. The central piece here is the almost eight minutes long “Ballad For An Unborn” which works with a lot of stop…

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  • D'Angelo "Black Messiah"
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    Hot Weekend: Accordion Night at Jazz @ Berlin Philharmonic & D’Angelo

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/12/2015

    There is much more to the accordion than a classical, folk, or Tango approach. I have written here several times about the magic accordion playing by French master Vincent Peirani who just released his latest album “Living Being”. Now, in the very successful Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic series curated by ACT Music chief Siggi Loch,…

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  • Nina Simone "To Be Young, Gifted And Black"
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    Nina Simone Coming To Life Again at Berlinale

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/11/2015

    It is one of the better documentaries about a celebrated figure with a more than difficult life. Nina Simone, who started out wanting to be the first black female classical pianist to play at New York’s Carnegie Hall and who became one of the leading forces of the civil rights movement, is the topic of…

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  • Dieter Ilg "Mein Beethoven"
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    Dieter Ilg’s Beethoven

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/10/201502/10/2015

    After exploring Giuseppe Verdis “Otello” and Richard Wagners “Parsifal”, bassist Dieter Ilg is now turning to Ludwig van Beethoven for his latest ACT Music release. This is not one of those typical Jazz Classic cross-over projects, though, but rather an album of simply adventurous, beautiful, and innovative interpretations on 13 of Beethoven’s pieces. The bassist,…

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  • Rez Abbasi Acoustic Quartet "Intents And Purposes"
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    Rez Abbasi Acoustic Quartet – Intents And Purposes

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/09/2015

    Bassist Stephan Crump opens the new CD by guitarist Rez Abbasi, the #1 Rising Star Guitarist in the 2013 International Critics Poll by Downbeat Magazine. He introduces the Weather Report classic “Black Market” which soon unfolds into the familiar 70s fusion piece written by Joe Zawinul. And also marks the starting point to a fresh,…

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  • Dianne Reeves
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    57th Grammy Awards

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/09/2015

    So Sam Smith is the big winner at this year’s Grammy Awards. Congratulations go out to all the winners, especially those who were not seen in the big telecast. I have collected the more important categories here. And didn’t Gloria Gaynor look amazing? The Jazz announcements were preceded by a top performance of Joe Lovano,…

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  • Nina Simone
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    Berlinale 65

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/08/2015

    The 65th Berlin Film Festival is in full gear and offers over 400 movies over a period of 11 days. One of the movies which runs in the Panorama documentary section, is a recapture of Nina Simone‘s life called “What Happened, Miss Simone?” The film, directed by Liz Garbus, will have its Berlin premiere tonight….

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  • Tony Momrelle
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    Tony Momrelle in Berlin

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/07/2015

    Stevie Wonder is a big fan of Tony’s. He especially likes his version of “Golden Lady”. No wonder that it was one of the real showstoppers last night during Tony’s two brilliant sets at Berlin’s A-Trane. He also squeezed in a little bit of “Isn’t She Lovely”. Tony Momrelle is the lead singer of British…

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  • Natalie Cole "Thankful"
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    Natalie Cole at 65

    ByMatthias Kirsch 02/06/2015

    It’s Natalie Cole‘s birthday today. The nine-time Grammy Award winner was also nominated three times for her current CD, “Natalie Cole En Espanol”. Natalie has several performances coming up and she also has an exclusive gig in Germany in April which seems to be her only appearance in Europe so far this year. Natalie plays…

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