Monthly Archives: October 2011

Michael Pedicin: Ballads …searching for peace

Posted on October 25, 2011 by

Michael Pedicin is a master jazz saxophonist whose expression and subtly is a wonder to behold. After four decades as a sideman and bandleader, his latest CD, "Ballads …searching for peace," fulfills his lifelong dream – a recording of jazz … Continue reading →

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Melinda Wagner: Melinda Wagner

Posted on October 10, 2011 by

Melinda Wagner’s self-titled CD is a spectacular showcase of a stunning modern composer’s exploration of melody, musical narrative and sonic contrasts. Her compositions constantly change, building on what comes before and leaving listeners with feelings that range from quiet reflections … Continue reading →

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John Wesley Harding: The Sound of His Own Voice

Posted on October 1, 2011 by

John Wesley Harding’s 18th recording, "The Sound Of His Own Voice," is a collection of fun, exuberant and at times poignant songs selected for his notable session mates. Harding ponders his life, family and our murky times with charisma and … Continue reading →

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