#Simon Nabatov

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All About Jazz Reviews Source: All About Jazz. 3 Another Timbre Newbies Multiple Artists The Concert Of Europe Jonas Hellborg With Archie Shepp, 7-Tette & Orchestra Revisited Bill Dixon An Ever Changing View Matthew Halsall Night Birds Sara Serpa & André Matos Sun Ship John Coltrane Tender Mercies Frank Gratkowski, Simon Nabatov https://avantmusicnews.com/2023/09/18/all-about-jazz-reviews-805/

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JazzX5#185. Gratkowski - Nabatov - Mahnig: Pocket Found (Dance Hall Stories) [Minipodcast]

JazzX5#185. Gratkowski – Nabatov – Mahnig: Pocket Found (Dance Hall Stories) [Minipodcast]

Por Pachi Tapiz.

“Pocket Found” Gratkowski – Nabatov – Mahnig: Dance Hall Stories (Leo Records) Frank Gratkowski, Simon Nabatov, Dominik Mahnig

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JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?…

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Herbie Nichols - The Third World, Simon Nabatov

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Jazz im Torhaus: Matthias Schubert kommt nach Bad Hersfeld!

Spielt beim Jazz im Torhaus: Matthias Schubert | Foto: Jazzverein Kassel Grenzen sind dazu da, ausgetestet und bei Bedarf verschoben zu werden. Niemand weiß das besser, als der Tenorsaxophonist und Oboist Matthias Schubert, der am 11. August im Bad Hersfelder Torhaus solo auftritt. Schubert hatte als Jugendlicher Oboenunterricht. Die Saxophonisten Allan Praskin und Melvin Phillips führten ihn an den Jazz heran. Er studierte von 1979 bis 1983 an der Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg bei Andy Scherrer, Herb Geller und Walter Norris. Er spielte über längere Zeit in der Euro Jazz Band, der Graham Collier Band und der Marty Cook Group, aber auch mit den Gruppen von Albert Mangelsdorff, Manfred Bründl und anderen. Mit Simon Nabatov, Lindsey Horner und Tom Rainey spielte er während der 1990er im Quartett. Mit Carl Ludwig Hübsch und Wolter Wierbos bildet er ein Trio. Besonders herauszuheben ist hier das 2005 erschienene Album „Carl Ludwig Hübsch's Longrun Development of the Universe 2 – Is This Our Music?“, das experimentelle Improvisationsmusik auf ein bis heute nicht erreichtes Level hob. Mit Hübsch, Frank Gratkowski und Norbert Stein hat er 2003 das James Choice Orchestra gegründet, das seit 2008 als Multiple Joy(ce) Orchestra arbeitet. Weiterhin spielte er mit Karl Berger, Klaus König, Kathrin Lemke, Jeanne Lee, Joachim Ullrich, Andreas Willers, Xu Fengxia, Scott Fields, Uwe Oberg, Uli Böttcher und Alois Kott. 2001 wurde er als Dozent an die Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover berufen. Er war 1980 Preisträger beim Jazzfestival De Meervart in Amsterdam und 1982 beim Wettbewerb der International Jazz Federation. 1995 wurde er mit dem Jazzpreis des Südwestfunks ausgezeichnet. 1996 erreichte er den zweiten Platz beim Internationalen Musikwettbewerb für junge Kultur in Düsseldorf. 2018 wurde er mit dem Hessischen Jazzpreis ausgezeichnet. Quelle Pressetext: hier! » 11. August 2019, Matthias Schubert, Torhaus, Bad Hersfeld » Weitere Events in Bad Hersfeld Lesen Sie den ganzen Artikel

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Simon Nabatov Quintet - Last Minute Theory (Clean Feed, 2019) ****

Simon Nabatov Quintet – Last Minute Theory (Clean Feed, 2019) ****

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By Stephen Griffith

It doesn’t take a huge leap of faith to assume that fans of this genre of music have mental lists of favorite musicians who’ve never received acclaim commensurate with what they perceive to be their talents. The Russian born pianist Simon Nabatov is at the top of my list. Sure his releases receive positive, often glowing, reviews and I’ve never encountered anyone…

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Simon Nabatov feat. by WDR BIG BAND: Danca Nova | Studio 4 Rehearsal

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recommended digital releases, september 21st

a large majority of the music i listen to these days is done at work through a premium spotify subscription. the hardest part seems to be trying to remember when an album i’ve been anticipating finally comes out on whatever random friday.

i figure i’m not the only one so every friday i’m aiming to post five new releases from the past week (or so) as well as five recent releases from the past couple months that are available through spotify (and presumably the other streaming platforms).

new releases from the past week (or so):

hazel dickens and alice gerrard "sing me back home- the dc tapes, 1965-1969" on free dirt [spotify, bandcamp] hazel and alice started performing bluegrass together in the sixties when the scene was heavily dominated by men. these home recordings find the duo backing themselves on autoharp, guitar and banjo as they stroll through some favorite songs including carter family favorites, blues numbers and everly brothers tracks.

lonnie holley "mith" on jagjaguwar [spotify, bandcamp] lonnie holley's bluesy songs howl political poetry over bubbling jazz arrangements that recall the improvisation and stream of conscious lyricism of jandek.

noname "room 25" (self-released) [spotify, bandcamp] noname is chicago poet/rapper fatima warner. her second album features more warm but direct raps over jazzy funk production by phoelix. reminds me of a more modern take on the native tongues scene (de la soul, tribe called quest, jungle brothers) of 25-30 years ago.

the shifters "have a cunning plan" on trouble in mind [spotify, bandcamp] after a cassette and trio of 7"s, the shifters drop their proper debut on trouble in mind, recorded by al monfort (of dick diver, terry and more)! it's full of fuzzy, australian indie rock with occasional nods to post-punk and existential angst. i could have repeated last week's "five new australian releases" section but we'll try to ration them out a little in the name of variety.

fred thomas "aftering" on polyvinyl [spotify, bandcamp] fred thomas' latest album embraces his yin/yang by featuring both grubby pop songs (mostly at the start) and warm drone soliloquys (mostly at the end).

slightly older stuff:

akira sakata, simon nabatov, takashi seo and darren moore "not seeing is a flower" on leo [spotify] recording of live set from this quartet with akira sakata's sax and simon nabatov's piano leading the charge. don't miss sakata setting his instruments down to sings on 'ritual'.

beach bunny "prom queen ep" (self-released) [spotify, bandcamp] i came across beach bunny on an indie-pop spotify playlist by chris smith. they're from chicago and play jangly, emo indie pop.

shannon mcardle "a touch of class" on shandelion [spotify] third solo album (and probably my favorite) from ex-mendoza line member who has a melancholy paul westerberg vibe going. her lyrics always do a great job of consider all three sides of a relationship- what you think, what they think and what everyone else thinks.

the sunbathers "a weekend away with the sunbathers" on jigsaw [spotify, bandcamp] english, acoustic twee duo that have a little bit of a "field mice playing live at your local coffeehouse vibe" going.

szun waves "new hymn to freedom" on leaf [spotify, bandcamp] szun waves blend instrumental psych with jazz for fans of the blissed-out post-rock of the album leaf and the drift.

more 'recommended releases' posts from no love for ned

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GERMANY: Jilman Zilman, Simon Nabatov ‎– The Loft Recording(GLM 2018)

 Tilman Herpichböhm describes his new record “The Loft Recordings”. The album was named after the recording location, the Loft in Cologne. The not quite ordinary line-up consisting of drums (Tilman Herpichböhm), ​​piano, Fender Rhodes, synthesizer (Simon Nabatov), ​​alto saxophone (Julian Bossert), alto saxophone (Johannes Ludwig) and double bass (Peter Christof) is appearing especially good in this unfolding free space. There, the alto saxophones can meet sonically, in order to completely alienate themselves again in the next moment – they are the figurehead of the band. Simon Nabatov is new to the crew, after joint concerts Tilman Herpichböhm wrote the pieces especially for him, making him part of Jilman Zilman. He brings a breath of fresh air to the band – together new and playful compositional and improvisational possibilities are explored. .GLM 

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All About Jazz Reviews Source: All About Jazz. 3 Another Timbre Newbies Multiple Artists The Concert Of Europe Jonas Hellborg With Archie Shepp, 7-Tette & Orchestra Revisited Bill Dixon An Ever Changing View Matthew Halsall Night Birds Sara Serpa & André Matos Sun Ship John Coltrane Tender Mercies Frank Gratkowski, Simon Nabatov https://avantmusicnews.com/2023/09/18/all-about-jazz-reviews-805/

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HDO 479. Improvisando: The Necks, Perelman, Mahall, Zach, Sakata, Nabatos... AKA UHDJSI III [Podcast]

HDO 479. Improvisando: The Necks, Perelman, Mahall, Zach, Sakata, Nabatos… AKA UHDJSI III [Podcast]

Por Pachi Tapiz.

Media docena de propuestas centradas en la improvisación conviven en la entrega 479 de HDO Hablando De Oídas. Improvisaciones que beben de muy diversas fuentes y que muestran la increíble riqueza de esta manera de afrontar la creación musical. Este es el listado de grabaciones: Akira Sakata – Simon Nabatov – Takashi Seo – Darren Moore: Not Seeing Is A Flower (Leo Records) The Necks

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awesome jazz: Simon Nabatov, Max Johnson, Michael Sarin - Free Reservoir (2017)

awesome jazz: Simon Nabatov, Max Johnson, Michael Sarin – Free Reservoir (2017)

Πηγή: awesome jazz: Simon Nabatov, Max Johnson, Michael Sarin – Free Reservoir (2017)

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Zik Jazz : "Simon Nabatov String Trio " https://t.co/PQ2BlBqOD2 via #zyvaradio : https://t.co/PQ2BlBqOD2

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Simon Nabatov's Great Passion for Subversive Russian Literature

Simon Nabatov's Great Passion for Subversive Russian Literature

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By Eyal Hareuveni Prolific pianist Simon Nabatov was born in Moscow, Russia, sixty years ago and although he left Russia forty years ago and a decade later settled in K��ln, Germany, his great passion for Russian literature never subsided. Nabatov has already released for Leo Records three brilliant albums that introduced some of the heroes of the Russian avant-garde counter-culture. His…

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RUSSIA: Simon Nabatov- Monk 'n' More (LEO 2017)

As Stuart Broomer writes in his notes, the new Nabatov's recording consists of two solo recordings made 18 years apart, the first a selection of Thelonious Monk compositions from 1995, the second a concert from 2013 in which Nabatov first employed electronic technology in performance to create a pitch-bending, - expanding and - fracturing double of the piano. The result is a recording that explores time in multiple ways, whether looking at decades or cycles per second, treating the experience of chronological time as both malleable substance and a special kind of consciousness. via Blogger http://ift.tt/2iRmvFC

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HDO 398. Uno, dos, tres (y cuatro)… a la de cinco… Vasco Trilla, Jöelle Léandre, Elisabeth Harnik, Simon Nabatov, Big Bold Back Bone [Podcast]

HDO 398. Uno, dos, tres (y cuatro)… a la de cinco… Vasco Trilla, Jöelle Léandre, Elisabeth Harnik, Simon Nabatov, Big Bold Back Bone [Podcast]

Una nueva entrega de la serie Uno, dos, tres… que en esta ocasión incluye cuatro grabaciones. Suenan el solo de Vasco Trilla The Torch In My Ear (Klopotec); el dúo de Joëlle Léandre – Elisabeth Harnik titulado Tender Music (Trost Records); situations (Leo Records) del Simon Nabatov String Trio; finalmente Emerge (Wide Ear Records) del cuarteto Big Bold Back Bone.

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