GA Russell Posted August 26, 2011 Report Posted August 26, 2011 (edited) Wish I could go. RANDY BRECKER UPCOMING EVENTS Randy Brecker SEPTEMBER 16, 4 pm A Conversation with David Schroeder Barnes & Noble 150 East 86th St. 212-369-2180 Brecker will be featured in B&N's ongoing Jazz discussion series, sponsored by NYU Steinhardt and the Blue Note Jazz Club. Featured topics will include Brecker's latest Half Note recording The Jazz Ballad Song Book, along with accounts of his distinguished career - past, present and future. To go to B&N's website please click here. ***** September 13-18 8:00, 10:30 pm Brecker Bros. Band Reunion Blue Note Jazz Club 131 West 3rd Street 212-475-8592 During his long reign as one of jazz's premier trumpeters, Randy Brecker and brother Michael created a most enduring musical partnership. This Reunion brings together the celebrated musicians who comprised the Brecker Brothers Band. For detailed info please click here. Edited August 26, 2011 by GA Russell Quote
fasstrack Posted August 27, 2011 Report Posted August 27, 2011 (edited) Wish I could go. RANDY BRECKER UPCOMING EVENTS Randy Brecker SEPTEMBER 16, 4 pm A Conversation with David Schroeder Barnes & Noble 150 East 86th St. 212-369-2180 Brecker will be featured in B&N's ongoing Jazz discussion series, sponsored by NYU Steinhardt and the Blue Note Jazz Club. Featured topics will include Brecker's latest Half Note recording The Jazz Ballad Song Book, along with accounts of his distinguished career - past, present and future. To go to B&N's website please click here. ***** September 13-18 8:00, 10:30 pm Brecker Bros. Band Reunion Blue Note Jazz Club 131 West 3rd Street 212-475-8592 During his long reign as one of jazz's premier trumpeters, Randy Brecker and brother Michael created a most enduring musical partnership. This Reunion brings together the celebrated musicians who comprised the Brecker Brothers Band. For detailed info please click here. I heard Someday My Prince Will Come from the CD (with the DR Big Band, they said) on the radio yesterday and it killed. Great chart, starting out with Wynton Kelly's solo from Miles' recording transcribed and written for flutes. The chart develops beautifully and Randy and the other soloists---couldn't pin anyone but it was guitar and piano---really did a hell of a job. This is as good as anything you'll hear coming out these days. I can't wait to hear the rest. A MF for sure. Edited August 27, 2011 by fasstrack Quote
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