GA Russell Posted August 23, 2014 Report Share Posted August 23, 2014 I posted this press release in the ECM press release thread, but because so much of it concerns touring, I thought it would be best to post it here as well. Please find below an overview in chronological order, of ECM and ECM New Series (in blue) releases for this fall. When there are concerts related to the new releases they are listed beneath the album info. Performances by ECM artists with albums previously released are listed below. August 25th: Charles Lloyd – Arrows Into Infinity – DVD and Blu-ray Documentary by Dorothy Darr and Jeffrey Morse ***Charles Lloyd will be a “Showcase Artist” at Monterey Jazz Festival September 19-21 https://www.montereyjazzfestival.org/artists/charles-lloyd Stefano Bollani - Joy in Spite of Everything Stefano Bollani: piano / Mark Turner: tenor saxophone / Bill Frisell: guitar / Jesper Bodilsen: double-bass / Morten Lund: drums September 9th: Mark Turner Quartet – Lathe of Heaven Mark Turner’s ECM debut as a leader and first in his own name in over a decade ! Mark Turner: tenor saxophone / Avishai Cohen: trumpet / Joe Martin: double bass / Marcus Gilmore: drums *** Mark Turner Quartet on tour: Sept 16 - Cambridge, MA at Regatta BarSept 18-21 -New York, NY at Jazz StandardSept 23 - Chicago, IL at ConstellationSept 24 - San Francisco, CA at Yoshi’sSept 25 - Santa Cruz, CA at KuumbwaSept 26 - Columbus, Ohio at Wexner ArtsSept 27 - Denver, Co at DazzleSept 28 - Los Angeles, CA at Broad Stage September 16th: Anja Lechner/François Couturier - Moderato cantabile (Gurdjieff, Mompou, Komitas and Couturier) Anja Lechner: violoncello / François Couturier: piano *** Anja Lechner/François Couturier release concert October 3rd at the Rubin Museum in NYC September 30th: Tre Voci Kim Kashkashian: viola/ Marina Piccinini: flute / Sivan Magen: harp Works by Toru Takemitsu, Claude Debussy and Sophia Gubaidulina ***Tre Voci release concert in NYC at le poisson rouge on October 6th. Tre Voci on tour with Music from Marlboro (Debussy Sonata on each program) Saturday, October 11 - Oneonta, NY Sunday, October 12 - Greenwich, CT Monday, October 13 – Philadelphia, PA Tuesday, October 14 - New York at Weill Hall Wednesday, October 16 - Washington D.C. Saturday, October 18 – New York, NY / People’s Symphony Sunday, October 19 – Boston, MA http://www.marlboromusic.org/tours/schedule/group-one-october-2013/ Louis Sclavis Quartet - Silk and Salt Melodies Louis Sclavis: clarinet / Gilles Coronado: guitar / Benjamin Moussay: piano, keyboard / Keyvan Chemirani: percussion October 7th: David Virelles – Mboko David Virelles’ ECM debut as a leader! David Virelles: piano / Thomas Morgan: double bass / Robert Hurst: double bass / Marcus Gilmore: drums / Román Diáz: bankoméko, vocals Marcin Wasilewski Trio with Joakim Milder– Spark Of Life Marcin Wasilewski: piano / Slawomir Kurkiewicz: double-bass / Michal Miskiewicz: drums / Joakim Milder: tenor saxophone October 28th: Vijay Iyer – Radhe, Radhe Rites of Holi – DVD and Blu-ray Music by Vijay Iyer Film by Prashant Bhargava Radhe, Radhe Rites of Holi – screenings with live music: Nov. 6 in Washington, DC at The Strathmore Nov. 7-8 in Nashville, TN at OZ Dec. 5 in Los Angeles, CA at CAP UCLA at Royce Hall Dec. 18 – 20 in New York, NY at BAM Next Wave Hilliard Ensemble – Transeamus after 40 years of performing and recording, the Hilliard Ensemble have announced they will disband at the end of 2014. This is their final recording (British carols and motets) Galina Ustvolskaya – chamber works Patricia Kopatchinskaja: violin / Reto Bieri: clarinet / Markus Hinterhäuser: piano Key concerts by ECM artists related to earlier releases: September 2-6 in NYC: Ralph Alessi Baida Quartet will be at Birdland http://www.birdlandjazz.com/calendar/ October 7-12 in NY: Tim Berne marks his 60th birthday with a residency at The Stone http://thestonenyc.com/calendar.php?month=2 October 19th in Chicago: Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette at the Symphony Center http://cso.org/TicketsAndEvents/EventDetails.aspx?eid=6709 November 20th in NY – Meredith Monk’s Piano Songs performance in celebration of her birthday http://www.carnegiehall.org/Calendar/2014/11/20/0730/PM/Meredith-Monk-Birthday-Celebration/ This marks the beginning of 6 months of concerts via Meredith’s Carnegie Hall Debs Chair Residency http://www.carnegiehall.org/monk/ November 20th in NY – Lucian Ban and Mat Maneri perform at Barbès November 30th in Newark NJ: Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette at NJPAC: http://www.njpac.org/events/detail/keith-jarrett-gary-peacock-and-jack-dejohnette Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TedR Posted August 23, 2014 Report Share Posted August 23, 2014 These concert schedules look grueling. How can anyone expect these musicians to play well each night when they have to crisscross the country 6 to 7 consecutive days/nights in a row. Seems too mentally and physically taxing to maintain the standards a musician would hope to achieve. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve Reynolds Posted August 23, 2014 Report Share Posted August 23, 2014 These concert schedules look grueling. How can anyone expect these musicians to play well each night when they have to crisscross the country 6 to 7 consecutive days/nights in a row. Seems too mentally and physically taxing to maintain the standards a musician would hope to achieve. I saw ICP a couple of years back at the end of a two week US schedule that would make any of the above seem like a cake walk. At the time Han Bennink was 71 or 72 and none of the ten musicians are that young - I think Thomas Heberer and Mary Oliver might be the youngest. They were obviously tired. Bennink's energy level and precision has never wavered any time I've ever seen him live - and it's always been at the beginning, the middle or towards the end of these 2 weekish coast to coast and border to border US tours. The actual show was stunning, exhuberant and highly inspired. The great world class musicians that make up the band played magnificently. This has been my experience for all the bands that take on these grueling one night tours that traverse the country. These incredible musicians must get some inside motivation and strength from what they love as they cannot possibly play this music for anything but love. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mjzee Posted August 23, 2014 Report Share Posted August 23, 2014 Sad that none of these are coming anywhere near Houston. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guy Berger Posted August 23, 2014 Report Share Posted August 23, 2014 Very excited both about the Mark Turner (album & concerts), and about the Tim Berne (Stone residency). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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