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PIROUET RECORDS · Catalog 2018 CATALOG 2018 records Vol.2 NEW YORK TRIO RECORDINGS claus raible walter lang | lee konitz MARC COPLAND ashiya m e with t m r y y GARY PEACOCK & PAUL MOTIAN s (VOICES) loren stillman bill carrothers pirouet records keep your sunny side up henning sieverts 2003–2018 PIT3021 PIT3022 PIT3023 PIT3024 PIT3025 PIT3026 marc copland : another place pablo held forest of oblivion alone together billincandescence stewart AM I ASKING TOO MUCH? with marc copland matthias pichler tony martucci marc copland john abercrombie drew gress time being billy hart PIT3027 PIT3028 PIT3029 PIT3030 PIT3031 PIT3032 Vol.3 Peter O’Mara Trio jason seizer fair way thomas stabenow achim kaufmann NEW YORK TRIO RECORDINGS jürgen friedrich · pollock saxophone jason seizer nicolas thys virgo piano marc copland skylark olf kyrill bass nicolas thys ic land wand en erlu WALTER drums rick hollander om st d MARC COPLAND lotus blossom with LANGwalter lang piano DREW GRESS & BILL STEWART aya murodate vocals nicolas thys bass rick hollander drums miniatures for clarinet & piano JOHN SCHRÖDER (NIGHT WHISPERS) SIR LEMUEL’S DANCE MPeter O’MaraI guitarR Henning ASieverts bassG Adam NussbaumE drums bill carrothers home row PIT3001 PIT3002 PIT3003 PIT3004 PIT3005 PIT3006 PIT3033 PIT3034 PIT3035 PIT3037 PIT3038 PIT3039 INSIGHT seizer robin verheyen starbound johannes enders soprano pablo held christian weidner bill carrothers henning sieverts symmetry marc copland i love paris alone jason d u s GARY MARC t o h u b e r t n u s s f thomas rückert PEACOCK COPLAND feed the birds d choral o u b t with bill carrothers nicolas thys dré pallemaerts PIT3008 PIT3009 PIT3010 PIT3011 PIT3012 PIT3014 PIT3040 PIT3041 PIT3042 PIT3043 PIT3044 PIT3045 Vol.1 NEW YORK TRIO RECORDINGS marc copland some love songs taiko saito niko meinhold jürgen friedrich · seismo thomas rückert bill carrothers tim hagans beautiful lily (MODINHA) DOMENIC LANDOLF NEW BRIGHTON PIT3015 PIT3016 PIT3017 PIT3018 PIT3019 PIT3020 PIT3046 PIT3047 PIT3048 records PABLO HELD GLOW MARC COPLAND hayden chisholm breve the melo dy achim kaufmann CHRISTIAN kenny werner later johannes weidenmueller florian ross ari hoenig WEIDNER JOCHEN RUECKERT somewhere meeting nobody rainer böhm norbert scholly Mark Turner Matt Penman mechanism GREG OSBY Brad Shepik PABLO HELD TRIO hubert nuss RECONDITA the book of colours ARMONIA VICTOR LEWIS jason seizer cinema paradiso DOUG WEISS PIT3081 PIT3049 PIT3051 PIT3052 PIT3053 PIT3054 PIT3055 PIT3080 PIT3082 PIT3083 PIT3084 PIT3085 marc copland john abercrombie achim kaufmann * Sebastian BILL STEWART SPACE SQUID BILL kevin hays variations HENNING SIEVERTS verivyr Gille ANTHEM JORIS ROELOFS BASTIAN STEIN CARROTHERS JOHANNES ENDERS · PHIL DONKIN · JAMES MADDREN TRIO symmethree joyce moreno · kenny werner A Night at the poesia AMATEUR DENTIST Village Vanguard MATT PENMAN CHRISTIAN TED POOR LILLINGER GRUND robert landfermann night will fall speak to me PIT3056 PIT3057 PIT3058 PIT3059 PIT3060 PIT3061 PIT3086 PIT3087 PIT3088 PIT3089 PIT3090 PIT3091 christian weidner MARC COPLAND SOME MORE LOVE SONGS c hris t ian w eidner henning sieverts double quartet PABLO HELD TRIO JOCHEN RUECKERT CHARM OFFENSIVE LINEAGE MARK TURNER ORLANDO LE FLEMING MIKE MORENO bill carrothers castaways bill ca frank kimbrough rrothers TRIo every hour of the light and dark jürgen friedrich jorge ross y s t a y there monosuite mark turner FOR STRING ORCHESTRA dream AND IMPROVISERS pabloheld peter bernstein SOLS T ICE fa boogie doug weiss m il al foster y life lIve PIT3062 PIT3063 PIT3064 PIT3065 PIT3066 PIT3067 PIT3092 PIT3093 PIT3094 PIT3095 PIT3096 PIT3097 LARRY GOLDINGS DREW GRESS henning sieverts symmethree aerea maria de fatima ANNA WEBBER PETER BERNSTEIN PERCUSSIVE MECHANICS ronny graupe BILL STEWART Stella TOY TUNES ROBERT LANDFERMANN BRIEF spoom ronny graupe · the white belt PABLO HELD GLOW II bastian stein diegesis PIT3068 PIT3069 PIT3070 PIT3071 PIT3072 PIT3073 PIT3098 PIT3099 PIT3100 PIT3101 PIT3102 PIT3103 larry goldings · peter bernstein · bill s tewart ANNA WEBBER’S joris roelofs KENNY WERNER aliens deliberating ramshackle serenade CS NI HA IVE MEC THE TRIO MEETS JOHN SCOFIELD SS CU THE SPACE pablo held elders PER KATHRIN PECHLOF TRIO hubert nuss standards and other stories TOWARD THE UNKNOWN REF RA sam harris C TION peter schlamb rick rosato PABLO HELD craig weinrib ROBERT LANDFERMANN ben street JONAS BURGWINKEL mark turner PIT3074 PIT3075 PIT3076 PIT3077 PIT3078 PIT3079 PIT3104 PIT3105 PIT3106 records kenny werner hubert nuss the space standards and other stories KENNY WERNER THE SPACE hubert nuss piano hubert nuss standards and other stories john goldsby bass PIT3106 kenny werner piano john riley drums PIT3105 Werner’s wisdom, patience, strengths This CD is the fifth Nuss and his trio and subtleties add up to one satisfying with bassist John Goldsby and drummer step away in «The Space». John Riley have recorded in the last 20 (Dan Bilawsky, AllAboutJazz.com) years. The great familiarity of the three can be felt at any time. Nuss is not a spectacular showman, but a thorough deep diver in search of the specific beauty in melody and harmony of a piece. (Hans-Bernd Kittlaus, Jazz Podium) tracks > the space | encore from tokyo | fifth movement | you must believe in spring | tracks > some day my prince will come | body and soul | maiden voyage | tiffy | on the way | on the road with lino · traum- taro | kiyoko | if i should lose you | fall from grace | novelle overture | time remembered | let’s cool one | the inevitability of change · traumnovelle finale | 6 7 kathrin pechlof trio robert landfermann toward the unknown brief ROBERT LANDFERMANN BRIEF christian weidner alto saxophone sebastian gille tenor saxophone harp piano kathrin pechlof KATHRIN PECHLOF TRIO elias stemeseder christian weidner alto saxophone TOWARD THE UNKNOWN robert landfermann bass PIT3104 robert landfermann bass jim black drums PIT3103 Pechlof’s play places her in the Brief: an album that communicates forefront of the new generation a clear message that grabs the of innovative musicians. Her trio listener and captures the magic of of like-minded musicians alto the moment. saxophonist and composer Christian Weidner and bassist Robert Landfermann has been testing musical borders for some seven years. tracks > silence is a looking bird | fuge | elegie | feldfolge | thema und variation | earth | tracks > ring | uluru | chrach | lullaby | right as rain | regenzeit | brief | toward the unknown | versuch | made up animals | 8 9 pablo held henning sieverts symmethree glow ii aerea henning sieverts symmethree aerea pablo held piano · robert landfermann bass jonas burgwinkel drums · claus stötter trumpet christian weidner as · philipp gropper ts niels klein ts, ss, cl · ronny graupe git nils wogram trombone PABLO HELD GLOW II john schröder git · hubert nuss celesta, harm henning sieverts bass PIT3102 henning sieverts b, cello ronny graupe guitar PIT3101 Over a period of two years, a septet and Aerea: sound as light and air. a nonet formed around the proven trio Henning Sieverts once again of the pianist. It is not an easy fare that unites Symmethree, a trio of elite Held serves here, but also not a sharply international jazz musicians, spiced avant-garde menu. An album like in a beautifully balanced flight a dazzling, ecstatically pulsating fantasy of musical exploration. creature. (Jan Paersch, Jazzthing) tracks > terra | pinatubo | smaragd | longstreth blues | tracks > twenty one | the song is you | animal crackers | breathing torso | i should care | what? | tausendschön | chiffre | if i should lose you | iago | mechanical arm | 10 11 goldings · bernstein · stewart kenny werner toy tunes animal crackers LARRY GOLDINGS PETER BERNSTEIN BILL STEWART TOY TUNES larry goldings hammond organ kenny werner piano peter bernstein guitar johannes weidenmueller bass PIT3100 bill stewart drums ari hoenig drums PIT3099 Together, organist Larry Goldings, The Kenny Werner Trio opens up guitarist Peter Bernstein, and drummer a box of tasty musical surprises 18 years Bill Stewart have been elevating the art together, three consummate storytellers, of this musical format for more than a pianist Kenny Werner, bassist Johannes quarter of a century. This, their twelfth Weidenmüller and drummer Ari Hoenig, album in total and second on the Pirouet create an incisive masterpiece of imprint, is but one more high point in a spontaneous discovery. series of continuous peaks in this outfit’s ( jazzineurope.mfmmedia.nl) discography. (Dan Bilawsky, AllAboutJazz.com) tracks > fagen | don’t ever call me again | lullaby for b | i’m in the mood for love | tracks > ari | the song is you | animal crackers | breathing torso | i should care | what? | and now the queen | toy tune | calm | may be | if i should lose you | iago | mechanical arm | 12 13 ronny graupe frank kimbrough the white belt solstice ronny graupe · the white belt frank kimbrough ronny graupe guitar frank kimbrough piano jonas westergaard bass SOLS T ICE jay anderson bass PIT3098 christian lillinger drums jeff hirshfield drums PIT3097 On The White Belt, Graupe has If you want to observe an artist who divined a new musical language out exists as the very definition of pianistic of the ashes of the old, creating a profundity, look no further. Kimbrough personal aesthetic and a masterful is king in that department—a master new beginning. in our midst, in fact—and Solstice is pure poetry penned with white and black keys. (Dan Bilawsky, AllAboutJazz.com) tracks > kappler drehe | szenen auf dem lande | sunset setting | elfenau | tracks
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