(Post-Bop / Middle East Etho-Jazz) Omer Klein - Heart Beats - 2008, APE (image+.cue) lossless
Jazz - Made In Israel (Каталог раздач)
Omer Klein / Heart Beats
solo piano
Жанр: Post-Bop / Middle East Etho-Jazz
Страна-производитель диска: USA
Год издания диска: 2008
Издатель (лейбл): Smalls Records
Номер по каталогу: SRCD-0041
Страна: Israel
Аудио кодек: APE (*.ape)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 45:25
Источник (релизер): моя коллекция
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: да
Треклист:
01. Heart Beats (2:52)
02. Voices of War (4:04)
03. Arak (2:13)
04. Yemen (3:55)
05. Ship of Fools (4:23)
06. Niggun (4:27)
07. Alma (4:49)
08. 5-8 Mantra (3:22)
09. Shalvat Nefesh (2:25)
10. Middle East Blues (3:51)
11. Remembering (5:41)
12. Sun Light (3:16)
Альбом, записанный в одиночку, без поддержки других музыкантов, один на один с инструментом - это всегда испытание для артиста. Прятаться не куда. Или сумел сказать, так чтобы быть услышанным, или промычал невнятно. У Омера получилось высказаться точно и ясно.
Omer Klein / Heart Beats
solo piano
Жанр: Post-Bop / Middle East Etho-Jazz
Страна-производитель диска: USA
Год издания диска: 2008
Издатель (лейбл): Smalls Records
Номер по каталогу: SRCD-0041
Страна: Israel
Аудио кодек: APE (*.ape)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 45:25
Источник (релизер): моя коллекция
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: да
Треклист:
01. Heart Beats (2:52)
02. Voices of War (4:04)
03. Arak (2:13)
04. Yemen (3:55)
05. Ship of Fools (4:23)
06. Niggun (4:27)
07. Alma (4:49)
08. 5-8 Mantra (3:22)
09. Shalvat Nefesh (2:25)
10. Middle East Blues (3:51)
11. Remembering (5:41)
12. Sun Light (3:16)
Лог создания рипа
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Omer Klein / Heart Beats
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Содержание индексной карты (.CUE)
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REM DATE 2008
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PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
TITLE "Heart Beats"
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TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Heart Beats"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Voice of War"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 02:50:58
INDEX 01 02:52:58
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "Arak"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 06:55:10
INDEX 01 06:57:10
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE "Yemen"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 09:10:03
INDEX 01 09:11:03
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE "Ship of Fools"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 13:04:70
INDEX 01 13:06:70
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE "Niggun"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 17:28:58
INDEX 01 17:30:58
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE "Alma"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 21:56:01
INDEX 01 21:58:01
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE "5/8 Mantra"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 26:45:63
INDEX 01 26:47:63
TRACK 09 AUDIO
TITLE "Shalvat Nefesh"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 30:08:17
INDEX 01 30:10:17
TRACK 10 AUDIO
TITLE "Meadle East Blues"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 32:34:12
INDEX 01 32:36:12
TRACK 11 AUDIO
TITLE "Remembering"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 36:25:22
INDEX 01 36:27:22
TRACK 12 AUDIO
TITLE "Sun Light"
PERFORMER "Omer Klein"
INDEX 00 42:07:01
INDEX 01 42:09:01
Об исполнителе (группе)
Pianist and composer Omer Klein is gaining international recognition for his performances and recordings, as a band leader and a sideman. At 26, he is the newest force in the Israeli – New York City Jazz movement. In a review of his recent CD, The Village Voice praised his originality: "on the new 'Introducing Omer Klein', he indicates that he's arrived without echoing any of the masters - an accomplishment these days". All About Jazz noted his "tumultuous lyricism", while Jazz Times described his compositions as "folk songs for the melting pot of the new millennium, with strong Middle Eastern and African elements". Klein is performing extensively worldwide; Aside from leading his own group, he has worked with Jazz artists such as Omer Avital, Anat Cohen, Joel Frahm and Meshell Ndgeocello, and collaborated with Israeli music icons like Yehudit Ravitz and Alon Oleartchik.
'Introducing Omer Klein', his debut CD as a leader, was released in February 2008 on Smalls Records, and received raving reviews. The album is comprised of 10 original compositions by Klein, featuring improvisations by his world-class ensemble: Omer Avital on bass and oud, Ziv Ravitz on drums and Itamar Doari on percussion. Later this year, Klein was commissioned by the America Israel Cultural Foundation to write a piece incorporating his jazz trio with a string quartet. The piece, entitled 'Septet', was premiered at New York's Merkin Concert Hall. The performance received a sweeping standing ovation and 'Septet' was programmed for a concert at 'Jazz at Lincoln Center'.
Through out 2008, Omer is performing his music in various NYC venues. In the summer he had toured Israel with his group and gave solo piano concerts in the UK, and in the fall he will go into the studio to record his next album. Other events this year include a tour in Italy with Omer Avital's quintet, duo concerts in Holland with bassist Haggai Cohen Milo, and the release of a new CD by Mura, the Israeli rock band of which Klein is a member. Klein is also exploring collaborations with artists from different fields. A new film, 'Enemigos Intimos', by Mexican director Fernando Sarinana, features two of his compositions, and he contributed a composition for the interactive work UR Here, by the NYC-based Artichoke Dance group.
In 2007 Klein released 'Duet', a co-led CD with Haggai Cohen Milo, on the Spanish label Fresh Sound New Talent. The duo toured Belgium and performed in Spain, Israel and the US. On their concert at the Getxo Festival, the Spanish 'Gara' wrote "Freshness of discourse and fluid technique… they walked a path open at all times to discovery and surprise". Downbeat magazine described the album as "A mouthwatering glimpse of burgeoning talent". Also in this year, Klein toured Israel with the Omer Avital Trio, and gave a rare solo piano concert of songs by Israeli composer Matti Caspi. He gave US performances with artists like Eli Degibri, Ben Street, Johnathan Blake, Donny McCaslyn and others.
Omer Klein has performed at the Getxo, Jazz Winter, Duke Ellington, Red Sea, Jazz Masters, Zsambek, Veviers, Plaza de Las Artes CNA, and Israel Festivals. As a major young force in the creative music scene in New York, he has performed in the city's most prestigious venues, including Carnegie Hall, Merkin Hall, Iridium, Jazz Standard, Smalls, Joe's Pub, The Jazz Gallery, Knitting Factory and others. An original musical thinker who combines the analytical with the intuitive, Klein has received great acclaim as an educator. He instructed ensembles at the New England Conservatory of Music and the Thelma Yellin High School, and gave master classes at the Maastricht Conservatory in Holland, the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, and the Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music.
Klein's awards include the first prize at the Jazz Hoilaart Contest in Belgium, first prize at the International Chamber Music Competition of New England, Ascaplus award, Downbeat student music award, and second prize at the Heinrich Heine Composition Contest in Tel Aviv. His live performances were broadcasted by National Public Radio's Sound Check, KALW's West Coast Live, Israel's Voice of Music and GLZ Radio, to name a few.
Omer Klein was born in Netanya, Israel in 1982. He graduated from the prestigious Thelma Yellin High School of the Arts, and was acknowledged by Israel's Ministry of Culture as an "Outstanding Musician". He studied at the New England Conservatory in Boston with Danilo Perez, Ran Blake, Alexander Korsantie, George Garzone and Jerry Bergonzi. web site
'Introducing Omer Klein', his debut CD as a leader, was released in February 2008 on Smalls Records, and received raving reviews. The album is comprised of 10 original compositions by Klein, featuring improvisations by his world-class ensemble: Omer Avital on bass and oud, Ziv Ravitz on drums and Itamar Doari on percussion. Later this year, Klein was commissioned by the America Israel Cultural Foundation to write a piece incorporating his jazz trio with a string quartet. The piece, entitled 'Septet', was premiered at New York's Merkin Concert Hall. The performance received a sweeping standing ovation and 'Septet' was programmed for a concert at 'Jazz at Lincoln Center'.
Through out 2008, Omer is performing his music in various NYC venues. In the summer he had toured Israel with his group and gave solo piano concerts in the UK, and in the fall he will go into the studio to record his next album. Other events this year include a tour in Italy with Omer Avital's quintet, duo concerts in Holland with bassist Haggai Cohen Milo, and the release of a new CD by Mura, the Israeli rock band of which Klein is a member. Klein is also exploring collaborations with artists from different fields. A new film, 'Enemigos Intimos', by Mexican director Fernando Sarinana, features two of his compositions, and he contributed a composition for the interactive work UR Here, by the NYC-based Artichoke Dance group.
In 2007 Klein released 'Duet', a co-led CD with Haggai Cohen Milo, on the Spanish label Fresh Sound New Talent. The duo toured Belgium and performed in Spain, Israel and the US. On their concert at the Getxo Festival, the Spanish 'Gara' wrote "Freshness of discourse and fluid technique… they walked a path open at all times to discovery and surprise". Downbeat magazine described the album as "A mouthwatering glimpse of burgeoning talent". Also in this year, Klein toured Israel with the Omer Avital Trio, and gave a rare solo piano concert of songs by Israeli composer Matti Caspi. He gave US performances with artists like Eli Degibri, Ben Street, Johnathan Blake, Donny McCaslyn and others.
Omer Klein has performed at the Getxo, Jazz Winter, Duke Ellington, Red Sea, Jazz Masters, Zsambek, Veviers, Plaza de Las Artes CNA, and Israel Festivals. As a major young force in the creative music scene in New York, he has performed in the city's most prestigious venues, including Carnegie Hall, Merkin Hall, Iridium, Jazz Standard, Smalls, Joe's Pub, The Jazz Gallery, Knitting Factory and others. An original musical thinker who combines the analytical with the intuitive, Klein has received great acclaim as an educator. He instructed ensembles at the New England Conservatory of Music and the Thelma Yellin High School, and gave master classes at the Maastricht Conservatory in Holland, the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, and the Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music.
Klein's awards include the first prize at the Jazz Hoilaart Contest in Belgium, first prize at the International Chamber Music Competition of New England, Ascaplus award, Downbeat student music award, and second prize at the Heinrich Heine Composition Contest in Tel Aviv. His live performances were broadcasted by National Public Radio's Sound Check, KALW's West Coast Live, Israel's Voice of Music and GLZ Radio, to name a few.
Omer Klein was born in Netanya, Israel in 1982. He graduated from the prestigious Thelma Yellin High School of the Arts, and was acknowledged by Israel's Ministry of Culture as an "Outstanding Musician". He studied at the New England Conservatory in Boston with Danilo Perez, Ran Blake, Alexander Korsantie, George Garzone and Jerry Bergonzi. web site
Об альбоме (сборнике)
Considering the rhythmic spark that freshens this program, it is fitting that Omer Klein's solo piano album begins with a drum solo. Sitting down at the drum set, he introduces his forte with hands on drums and a personalized muffle that contains the basic building blocks of life: Heart Beats. Elsewhere, he spends his time at the piano working up daydreams and reveries that float impressions closely identified with his song titles. "Alma" and "Ship of Fools" rely on simplicity and lyricism for their meaning, while "Voices of War" pushes forcefully with some dissonance. "Sun Light" and "Shalvat Nefesh" move hymn-like with repetition and solemnity as Klein's impressions demonstrate their character with ordinary means and predictable behavior. More interesting are the rhythmic numbers that he's created to outline his program of North African and Middle Eastern folk music merged with jazzy ideas. "Middle East Blues" carries an ethnic hue with its exotic harmony and a complex meter. "Yemen," "Niggun" and "5/8 Mantra" stand out as the best of Klein's dozen compositions due to the rhythmic variety that are pumped into each.
Born in Israel, schooled at the New England Conservatory and winner of the Jazz Hoilaart Contest in Belgium as well as the International Chamber Music Competition of New England, Klein combines elements from his native cultural environment with classical training to create varied feelings. He's at his best when churning an appetizing rhythm and applying improvised patterns in careful doses. Keeping ahead of the ordinary element in contemporary jazz, however, means laying out one's best qualities consistently.
Following up his 2008 debut Introducing Omer Klein with a solo piano work is something of a bold move, but the set of a dozen original compositions accomplishes its goal of establishing the wide parameters of Klein's abilities. For reasons not made clear, the recording begins with the drums-only title track, before giving way to lyrical performances that draw on Klein's Israeli upbringing as well as influences from other parts of the Middle East and North Africa. Klein is fond of unexpected, engaging shifts of tempo and melody, and his rhythmic sense is impeccable, all the more so for the album's lack of additional musicians. "Yemen" succeeds in evoking the diversity of that complex region where ancient tradition often fights a battle with progress, and "Voices of War" makes its commentary by paradoxically remaining peaceful and solemn. Klein has declared that "Arak" was written to honor his favorite North African alcoholic beverage, and its giddy tones would feel right at home in an outdoor café on the edge of the desert. "5/8 Mantra" is, of course, performed in that signature, Klein's crisp and flighty leads spilling out over the solid beat he sets up. "Niggun" is a grand gesture approaching classical piano in its bravado, "Remembering" is appropriately reflective, "Sun Light" bright and warm, and "Alma," for Klein's wife, is imbued with dreamy romanticism. All of it is thoroughly delightful, masterfully conceived and played. Chalk up another winner for the Israeli Invasion that's brought so many new talents into the jazz world in recent years.
Born in Israel, schooled at the New England Conservatory and winner of the Jazz Hoilaart Contest in Belgium as well as the International Chamber Music Competition of New England, Klein combines elements from his native cultural environment with classical training to create varied feelings. He's at his best when churning an appetizing rhythm and applying improvised patterns in careful doses. Keeping ahead of the ordinary element in contemporary jazz, however, means laying out one's best qualities consistently.
Following up his 2008 debut Introducing Omer Klein with a solo piano work is something of a bold move, but the set of a dozen original compositions accomplishes its goal of establishing the wide parameters of Klein's abilities. For reasons not made clear, the recording begins with the drums-only title track, before giving way to lyrical performances that draw on Klein's Israeli upbringing as well as influences from other parts of the Middle East and North Africa. Klein is fond of unexpected, engaging shifts of tempo and melody, and his rhythmic sense is impeccable, all the more so for the album's lack of additional musicians. "Yemen" succeeds in evoking the diversity of that complex region where ancient tradition often fights a battle with progress, and "Voices of War" makes its commentary by paradoxically remaining peaceful and solemn. Klein has declared that "Arak" was written to honor his favorite North African alcoholic beverage, and its giddy tones would feel right at home in an outdoor café on the edge of the desert. "5/8 Mantra" is, of course, performed in that signature, Klein's crisp and flighty leads spilling out over the solid beat he sets up. "Niggun" is a grand gesture approaching classical piano in its bravado, "Remembering" is appropriately reflective, "Sun Light" bright and warm, and "Alma," for Klein's wife, is imbued with dreamy romanticism. All of it is thoroughly delightful, masterfully conceived and played. Chalk up another winner for the Israeli Invasion that's brought so many new talents into the jazz world in recent years.
Состав
Omer Klein - drums(1), piano