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Toronto Jazz November/December 2013 Publisher’s View Well as you can see in this issue quite a few things are coming up and much has been happening. First we had the stellar recording of trumpeter, Mike Field entitled RUSH MODE, not to forget his tasty accompanying musicians. I have always found Mike full of enthusiasm for his playing, he is very creative. All tracks on this new CD. were composed and arranged by him, and his artistic imagination certainly come through. Full marks for originality, with a variety of tempos that you can appreciate without getting lost. Then we had yet another top-notch recording by the acclaimed Latin band Manteca , their 11th CD. this one named MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MENSA DISCO. For all you Latin jazz fans you won’t be disappointed. This band was originally formed in 1979 by percussionist , Matt Zimbel and bassist, Henry Heillig. Since those early days they have performed across the U.S.A , Canada, and Europe . Look for Manteca at The Monarch Tavern , November 10th. While on the subject of first-class bands the University of Toronto Jazz Orchestra have just released their new CD. REFLECTIONS featuring veteran saxophonist, Mike Murley and Gordon Foote , Director. This recording has a variety of fine original arrangements , delightful ballads and up-tempo numbers. Something to please everyone, with the tunes being played by 21 practiced musicians, plus of course their tutors, Mike Murley and Gordon Foote. Next up a new recording 57 MINUTES by captivating vocalist, Laura Marks to be released on November 12th at The Jazz Bistro. Laura has been on the jazz scene for numerous years performing in Toronto’s major clubs, she never fails to get a decent review. Mark this one on your calendar . Finally a live recording to be made at Hugh’s Room on November 25th this is by a band named The Octokats led by saxophonist, Sarang Kulkarni. They will be playing West Coast style of Jazz , very smooth , my kind of jazz. Just look at some of the renowned musicians in this band ( in advertisement) one night not to miss. As you will also notice in their advert the beautiful Rose Theatre in Brampton have superb line-up coming in, worth the trip out of town. On the subject of advertisers , once more I would like to express my gratitude to those fine musicians, establishments, theatres and clubs who support this free non-profit publication with their adverts. They maybe few but are very special. I can assure you by the emails and calls I get, you have been noticed, thanks again. As this is the last issue for this year I would like to express thanks to photographer, Barry Thomson. Barry is always on the run in and out of the city, also to the U.S.A he is a true professional. By the way check out Barry’s Renowned Artists page on www.torontojazz.ca recently up- dated with more exceptional photos. Also thanks to the good people at E-impressions who do my lay-out and printing, never let me down, and always punctual; first- class establishment. To editor , Rick Nixon always there when you need him and to Gert Wieland of Just Core Business who keeps our website running smoothly. As always a special thanks to Stephen McGrath, Media Relations Manager . Roy Thomson & Massey Hall, and, Barbora Kršek Concert Publicity Manager and Publications Editor , Koerner Hall. Both, Barry Thomson and myself wish to recognize them for their proficient attention to our media requests. It is important, because we Late Press both have busy schedules, so it’s always appreciated when we Left, Toronto Jazz Publisher, Dave Milbourne congratulates, get a prompt response. Gordon Foote Director of the University of Toronto Jazz Best of Health , Best of Bebop. Ochestra, centre Leslie Mitchell-Clarke Director of LMC Media. This Dave Milbourne. auspcious occasion was to celebrate the launch of the UTJO’s new CD REFLECTIONS featuring veteran saxophonist, Mike Murley. Front and back Page Photos by Barry Thomson PLEASE SEE our NEW UP-DATED WEB SITE www.torontojazz.ca Published by Dave Milbourne Designed by TNP GROUP - THINK ‘N’ PIXELS 45 Dunfield Ave., Suite 2201 Birthday Time for two renown vocalists who also happen to be wonderful ladies Toronto ON M4S 2H4 Advertising Rates Phone 416·487·0095 Cleo Laine & Sheila Jordan Pre-paid Email: [email protected] (add 20% more for non pre-paid) www.torontojazz.ca Full Page . .$200. Illustrations by Grant C. Lounsbury 1/2 Page . .$105. Phone (416) 932-9838 (all illustrations 1995) 1/4 Page . .$75. Photo-ready ads can be on disk. Edited by Rick Nixon If on disk, please contact Ransford at 416-467-8456 Printed by e-impressions - 416-467-8456 Ads for February / March 2014. issue must be ready by Jan. 16th. www.eimp.ca All artwork and comments may be emailed to; [email protected] ISSUE #119 18th YEAR November/December 2013 Just a few of the choice artists. Just a few of the choice artists. 2013 NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL 2013 DETROIT JAZZ FESTIVAL Presented by NATIXIS GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMMENT Photos by Barry Thomson Photos by Barry Thomson Just a few of the choice artists. Just a few of the choice artists. WAYNE SHORTER ESPERANZA SPALDING JIM HALL MCCOY TYNER SHEILA JORDON LARRY CORYELL CHICK COREA GREGORY PORTER EDDIE PALMIERI LEE KONITZ EDDIE HENDERSON GARY BARTZ HERBIE HANCOCK ROY HAYNES CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE AHMAD JAMAL JOE LOCKE DAVID MURRAY Just a few of the choice artists. 2013 NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL Presented by NATIXIS GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMMENT Photos by Barry Thomson Just a few of the choice artists. LEW TABACKIN HIROMI REZ ABBASI JON BATISTE STEVE COLEMAN RAY ANDERSON MICHEL CAMILO JOSHUA REDMAN LEWIS NASH Hugh’s Room Photos by Barry Thomson ELEPHANT REVIVIAL ELEPHANT REVIVIAL PETER CHASE RITA CHIARELLI JANE BUNNETT JANE WITH LARRY CRAMER 2013-2014 ROSE THEATRE PRESENTS YOUR CONCERTCALENDAR NOVEMBER t DECEMBER NOVEMBER 14 t 8PM With his new album, outstanding jazz vocalist Kurt Elling further solidifies his reputation for bold innovation. The tracks, such as “On Broadway” and “You Send Me,” glow with atmospheric reharmonizations, unexpected rhythms, and jazz sensibility. NOVEMBER 22 t 8PM Five-time Grammy Award-winning gospel group whose moving renditions of songs like “Wade in the Water” or “Amazing Grace” continue to fulfil their self-proclaimed goal of spiritually elevating audiences. 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    CANADIAN Stage Ironwood Stage & Grill - 1229 9 Ave SE Harry Vetro’s Northern Ranger Thursday November 8 @ 7 pm Northern Ranger is a Toronto-based sextet led by musician/composer Harry Vetro. The band’s debut full-length self-titled album came out of Harry’s nation-wide journey including the six Indigenous cultural areas of Canada. Harry’s travels allowed him to interact with musicians from different genres and engage with Indigenous traditions. His music is rooted in traditional jazz yet captures elements of folk and world music. Proceeds from the album will go toward starting a music outreach program for Indigenous youth. Ticket $35 Student $25 Harrison Argatoff - Saxophone Lina Allemano - Trumpet Dan Pitt - Guitar Noah Franche-Nolan - Piano Andrew Downing - Bass Harrison Vetro - Drums Rachel Therrien Friday November 9 @ 7 pm Quebec born, New York City based trumpeter, composer and bandleader Rachel Therrien is already considered one of the most promising jazz musicians today. Her many accolades include winning the 2015 TD Grand Prize Jazz Award at the renowned Montreal International Jazz Festival, being nominated for the Best Jazz Album Producer at the Independent Music Awards in New York City and winning the 2016 Stingray Jazz Rising Star Award. Rachel Therrien - Trumpet Benjamin Deschamps - Sax Charles Trudel - Piano Simon Page - Bass Ticket $35 Student $25 Alain Bourgeois - Drums Ethan Ardelli Quartet Saturday November 10 @ 7 pm Ethan Ardelli is a JUNO Award-Winning drummer and composer and one of the most in demand jazz artists in Canada, sharing the stage with acclaimed international artists such as Dewey Redman, Mark Turner, Mulgrew Miller and Greg Osby.

  • Hilario Durán and His Latin Jazz Big

    TD Jazz Concerts Hilario Durán and his Latin Jazz Big Band with Horacio "El Negro" Hernández and Sarita Leyva’s Rumberos Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 8:00pm Pre-concert Talk at 7:00pm This is the 912th concert in Koerner Hall Hilario Durán and his Latin Jazz Big Band Hilario Durán, piano & Musical Director Pol Coussée, saxophone Allison Au, saxophone Kelly Jefferson, saxophone Jeff King, saxophone Shirantha Beddage, saxophone Alexis Baró, trumpet Alexander Brown, trumpet Kevin Turcotte, trumpet Michael Herriot, trumpet Phil Gray, trombone Yordan Martínez, trombone Christopher Butcher, trombone Christian Overton, trombone Jorge Luis Torres “Papiosco”, percussion Magdelis Savigne, percussion Reimundo Sosa, percussion Roberto Riverón, bass Elizabeth Rodríguez, violin & vocals Yosvani Castañeda, vocals Sarita Leyva & Iré Omó Afro-Cuban Drum and Dance Ensemble Sarita Leyva, dance Orlando Cardoso, dance Indira Rodríguez, dance Pedro Jaure, dance Luis Mario Ochoa, vocals & guitar Horacio “El Negro” Hernández, drums Hilario Durán Virtuoso player, arranger, composer, and bandleader, Hilario Durán, is one of the most important contemporary Cuban pianists and, as Cuba’s premier exponent of Latin jazz, is renowned for his piano playing and composing skills. He was born into a musical family in Havana and, after graduating from Cuba’s Amadeo Roldan Conservatory, he experienced the waning days of the glorious orchestras that drove musical innovation on the city’s scene. In the 1970s, Hilario Durán was Chucho Valdés’s chosen successor in Cuba’s most modern big band, Orquesta Cubana de Música Moderna; years later, Durán joined trumpeter Arturo Sandoval’s band for nine years, touring worldwide and performing with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Michel Legrand, among many others.