Hibla.com: Will Vinson / Kurt Rosenwinkel Group Live @ ZIGFRID VON UNDERBELLY London
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2009
- Hibla.com: Will Vinson / Kurt Rosenwinkel Group
T WO Music Presents Live @ ZIGFRID VON UNDERBELLY, Hoxton Square, London, WEDNESDAY 29th April 2009
Will Vinson- (saxophone), Kurt Rosenwinkel (guitar), Mike Janisch - (bass), Paul Wiltgen (drums)
© Hibla.com 2009 Joseph OKelly
INFORMATION about the event:
Will Vinson/Kurt Rosenwinkel Group will be playing their well known and new originals PLUS we will be celebrating an official launch of our new venue, Zigfrid Von Underbelly. Zigfrid has a great PA, amazing acoustics, really good lighting that adds to the intimate atmosphere PLUS you can see the stage from everywhere. We tried it out last month with Ari Hoenigs band. The audience was crazy (in a good way) very often. Check out the clip from that gig • Ari Hoenig's Punk Bop ...
Preview about Will Vinson/ Kurt Rosenwinkel Group from TIME OUT: NYC-based guitarist Rosenwinkel is widely regarded as one of the instrument's most important and gifted players today. While his Metheny-ish touch is smoothly melodic, he's capable of astonishingly angular flights and incendiary, skronking solos. Altoist Vinson is equally acclaimed and possesses a similarly lethal approach to writing and soloing. These two nights are their only UK appearances, and a very rare chance indeed to hear them outside of their native Downtown territory.
Preview about Will Vinson/ Kurt Rosenwinkel Group from GUARDIAN: If you can't tell a book by the cover, you can't tell a saxophone player by what sounds at first like their primary influence either. Will Vinson, the technically adroit alto and soprano saxophonist who went to work in New York, is certainly capable of the kind of sharply accented, minimally lyrical, high-pressure sax virtuosity heard countless times over the years in the foaming wake of John Coltrane. Vinson has a sophisticated interest in the long, twisting, dynamically reserved melody lines of both the pre-Coltrane Cool School era and the linear intricacies of Steve Coleman, Greg Osby and Chris Potter. For these two gigs he's joined by versatile guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel (pictured), who can get started from deceptively reticent, Frisell-like beginnings - but if his solos might begin with sleepwalking chords, they soon find their way to flying double-time runs full of fresh phrasing, intriguingly veering between elaborate caution and deep-breath leaps across abysses.
thanks for that beauty!
YAY! More Rosenwinkel!!!
Thank you Johnaag
Joseph, this is wonderful.
@emgcarra
you are so right
@saxnviolinz It is what it is. Simply image stream with a little of the music of night
@Lewispker do the pictures evoke memory?
@MeowMeowProphecy : lucky you to have such an understanding wife who does such laceing to have excitement. It is siply image stream with a little of the music of the night. Some times the syncopation worries. But there are also enjoyable results.
Did I upset the cat?
@grrrroink Thanks. What is a "proper" melody? A tune recognised from childhood?
What is the name of this tune? It sounds very familiar.
Zhivago
@monetarydemise Jonathan Kreisberg jazzbaltica 1000 stars
@grrrroink There is always a pretext for the next step.
What sticks in the head will not be what sticks in mine, or any one else's
You are making sence. Am I?
I´d rather have no video than wathing a clip like this one, made me sea sick :) audio is great though!!! bag!
@grrrroink What? Needs a proper melody!?!? Zhivago's one of the most brilliant melodies ever ..
@emgcarra Yes; you are making sence. Sometimes when I see an image an entire melody comes to mind. Sometimes it is a shape performed on a fingerboard. My image streams evokes diferent in me every time I see. They are never good enough, but hopefully give a feal of the time, even if I have played in time. Perhaps the melody has to be heard by you in a different context. Then, this will, of itself evoke.