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Anat Cohen

Jazz Album Review: “Artemis” — Inter-generational Jazz That Expands the Tradition

This is state-of-the art modern jazz, alternately hard swinging, contemplative, commercial, and abstract.

By: Allen Michie Filed Under: Jazz, Music, Review Tagged: Allison Miller, Anat Cohen, Artemis, Blue Note Records, Ingrid Jensen, Nicole Glover, Noriko Ueda, Renee Rosnes

Jazz Album Review: Pablo Ablanedo’s “Chistreza” — Rhythmic Bounty

Every piece here seems to play by its own rhythmic rules, and yet nowhere does the music sound academic or formal.

By: Michael Ullman Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music, Review Tagged: Anat Cohen, Ben Monder, Chistreza, Chris Cheek, Daniel Ian Smith, Diego Urcola, Fernando Huergo, Franco Pinna, Jenny Scheinman, Jerome Sabbagh, Newvelle Records, Pablo Ablanedo

Jazz Concert Review: Anat Cohen Tentet and Ben Wendel “Seasons” Group at Sanders Theater

A kaleidoscopic small-band adventure led by one of the world’s great clarinetists, and a superbly-played set by Ben Wendel’s dynamic quintet.

By: Steve Elman Filed Under: Jazz, Music, Review Tagged: Anat Cohen, Anat Cohen Tentet, Ben Wendel, Boston's Celebrity Series

Music Review/Commentary: Anat Cohen’s Tentet & SFJAZZ Collective — Strength in Numbers

Jazz groups of eight to eleven often make fascinating and unusual music, but they rarely survive.

By: Steve Elman Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music, Review Tagged: Anat Cohen, Celebrity-Series-of-Boston, David Sánchez, Edward Simón, Luminosa, Matt Penman, Miguel Zenón, Oded Calvaire, Oded Lev-Ari, Robin Eubanks, saxophonist David Sanchez, Sean Jones, SFJAZZ Collective, Tenet, Warren Wolf

Concert Review: Kurt Elling with Anat Cohen at Sanders Theatre

I’ve never seen Kurt Elling when he wasn’t in fine voice, and this show was no exception.

By: Evelyn Rosenthal Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music, Review Tagged: Anat Cohen, Celebrity-Series-of-Boston, Kurt Elling

Jazz Concert Review: An Evening with Kirill Gerstein at Berklee or, The Jazz Piano Concerto, Part 2.5

Like other great artists –- Martha Argerich and Steve Lacy come to mind right away — pianist Kirill Gerstein approaches every note with a sense of how important that note is in relation to every one that has come before and every one that is to come after.

By: Steve Elman Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music Tagged: Anat Cohen, Berklee Performance Center, Brad Mehldau, Chick Corea, Gary Burton, Gilmore Artist Award, jazz piano concerto, Kirill Gerstein

Music Review: Newport Jazz Festival 2010

For all the hand-wringing in the media about the death rattle of jazz, what with record stores closing and radio stations losing listeners, Newport reminds you that the art form is alive and well, with a growing audience of people of all ages and races. By Charles McEnerney, Host + Producer, Well-Rounded Radio Both the […]

By: Charles McEnerney Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music Tagged: Ahmad Jamal, Anat Cohen, Bob Brookmeyer, Charles McEnerney, Chick Corea, Chris Botti, Dave Brubeck, Dave Douglas, George Wein, Grace Kelly, Gretchen Parlato, Howard Alden, J.D. Allen Trio, Jamie Cullum, Jazz, Jon Faddis, Ken Vandermark, Newport Jazz Festival, Randy Brecker, Randy Sandke, Wynton Marsalis

Coming Attractions in Jazz: December 2009

By J. R. Carroll December is always an exasperating month for jazz fans: The first week is crammed with more events than any human without self-cloning abilities can possibly attend; after that, the major clubs close their doors many evenings in order to host private parties (hey, something has to pay the bills). The upside […]

By: J. R. Carroll Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Jazz, Music Tagged: A-NO-NE, Acton Jazz Cafe, Anat Cohen, Armenian Library and Museum of America, Beehive, Berklee Performance Center, Bern Nix, Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center, Cameron Brown, Catherine Bent, Choro, Choro Democratico, Choros Com Chocolate, Dave Bryant, Either/Orchestra, Fernando Huergo, Firehouse 12, Gabrielle Agachiko, HBO, Hiro Honshuku, Jazz Underground, Ken Field, Lily Pad, Mary Halvorson, Natick Center for the Arts, Outpost 186, Pannonica de Koenigswarter, Revolutionary Snake Ensemble, Ryles, Sheila Jordan, Third Life Studio, Trio Baru, Vernissage, Vortex, Yulia Musayelyan

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