From the lips of Henry Threadgill to the ears of David Virelles, the Continuum project is the expression of everything that has made David Virelles the pianist, composer and wunderkind he is today.
Home » Posts tagged "David Virelles"
Best of 2012 List – Beyond Category
Best Recordings of 2012 – Selection by Canada Editor Raul da Gama – Wadada Leo Smith – Ten Freedom Summers – Cuneiform Records An epic 4-disc suite that remembers the Civil Rights Movement and pays...
Jane Bunnett: The Spirits Were Dancing In The Flesh
Concert Review of Jane Bunnett with very special guest Chucho Valdés by Raul da Gama – Saturday, October 20, 2012 – Koerner Hall, Toronto Notes were fluttering out of the bell of the diminutive bell...
David Virelles – Continuum
There is a living image of a man in chains that sticks in the mind, looking back at the land and home he left; fear in his heart as he crosses oceans in a swart ship, never to return. To comfort himself, he sings and beats the oars...
Jane Bunnett with very special guest Chucho Valdés
Royal Conservatory 2012-2013 Season, ¡Qué Rica Cuba! Series, Jazz, Royal Conservatory Presents: Jane Bunnett with very special guest Chucho Valdés – Saturday, October 20, 2012 at 8:00 pm Celebrated Canadian saxophonist, flutist, composer, and Cubaphile...
Jane Bunnett – Mundo: The World of Jane Bunnett
“Happily, there are two new charts on this double CD. The first is “Gotcha”, a delightful song that mixes the New Orleans dirge with an ecstatic B side to the song. And then there is...
Jane Bunnett at Hugh’s Room, Toronto – February 27, 2009
Jane Bunnett is joined on stage by her group The Spirits of Havana and special guest vocalists Elizabeth Sheppard and Telmary Diaz. Performing songs from her new critically acclaimed CD “Embracing Voices“ as well as a wide variety of songs from her many award winning albums [...]
Jane Bunnett – Embracing Voices (EMI Canada/Blue Note 2008)
Jane Bunnett is never afraid to push the envelope. She did so with her 1988 album, In Dew Time, the now out-of-print vinyl that was produced privately by the Toronto imprint, Dark Light, on which producer, husband and trumpet/flugelhorn player Larry Cramer scooped both keyboard player Don Pullen and saxophonist Dewey Redman [...]