“Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and cannot remain silent.”
—Victor Hugo“Where words fail, music speaks.”
—Hans Christian Andersen“Music can change the world, because it can change people.”
—Bono, U2“Music washes away from the soul, the dust of everyday life.”
—Berthold Auerbach“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything.”
—Plato“Jazz is like a great void, it waits patiently until a brave musician takes control of space and time.”
— Chris Griffin“That within you that draws breath is where the music is.”
—Elena Gillespie“ Music is the vernacular of the human soul.”
— Geoffrey Latham
Jazz CD review: With “Inner Peace,” Albert Rivera helps define Atlanta’s Turnaround Records
Jon Ross I ArtsCriticATL.comArtsCriticATL.com reviewed Albert Rivera's latest release, "Inner Peace". Below is an excerpt from the article.
On soprano sax, which Rivera reserves for two languid ballads (“Inner Peace” and “While You Were Gone”), he asserts his more confrontational personality using the smaller, mo
Review of Inner Peace - Albert Rivera
Tony Hall I Jazz Wise Magazine ALBERT RIVERAInner Peace
Turnaround Records TR 1003
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Rivera (ts, ss); Jean Caze,Nick Roseboro (t); Beck Burger (Hammond B3); Zaccai Curtis (p); Mark Whitfield(g); Luques Curtis (b); Nathan Jolley, John Iannuzzi (d).
Review of Brian Hogans - Evidence of Things to Come
By Thomas R. Erdmann I Jazzreview.comJazzreview.com published an excellent review of Brian Hogans CD, Evidence of Things to Come. Here is an excertp:
"Already possessing a mature sound and stylistic conception in his playing, Hogans’ Evidence Of Things To Come is as near per
Review of Albert Rivera - Inner Peace
By Owen McNally I Hartford CourantWith a fine new album just added to his impressive resume, saxophonist/composer Albert Rivera will be in an especially festive mood as he presents his annual pre-Thanksgiving show Nov. 24 at 8 p.m.
Review of Albert Rivera - Inner Peace
O's Place I September 2010O's Notes: Saxophonist Albert Rivera puts together several band configurations to record his music; nine contemporary and modern jazz tunes. They open with "It Always Comes Back to This", a funky B3-infused cooker including Guitarist Mark Whitfield, Beck Burger (B3) and Jean Caze (t) and John Iannuzzi (d).
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