Bernhard Wiesinger, Scott Colley, Bill Stewart & Kevin Hays
Release Date: 31 January 2020
Label: Double Moon Records
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 608917137224
Genres: Jazz Contemporary
Description
Vienna-based Austrian saxophonist Bernhard Wiesinger (b. 1981) presents his debut album "Notice That Moment", recorded with Kevin Hays, Scott Colley and Bill Stewart. Wiesinger combines authenticity in his playing and individuality in his sound, smoothly mixing tradition and modernism in a serenely natural style. These attributes are reflected also in his choice of tracks, consisting of his own compositions, self-arranged jazz standards and songs from the legendary Motown era. "Notice That Moment" displays Wiesinger's ability both as an innovative composer and an excellent instrumentalist.
Wiesinger has collaborated with numerous prestigious national and international artists such as Lori Williams, Harry Sokal, Fritz Pauer, Joris Dudli, Christian Havel, Jon Davis, John DiMartino, Renato Chicco and Juraj Bartos. Wiesinger has established himself as one of the most sought-after saxophone players in the Austrian jazz-scene.
Outstanding pianist and Grammy Award winner Dave Kikoski will provide the New York-feeling at the concert. He has been living in the capital of jazz for decades and has played with jazz legends such as Michael Brecker, John Scofield, Mike Stern and Roy Haynes. Serbian bassist Milan Nikolic and Austrian drummer Christian Salfellner form the rhythmic backbone of the band. They both have accompanied numerous international musicians, including Benny Golson, Peter Bernstein, Vincent Herring, Art Farmer, Seamus Blake and Jerry Bergonzi. A great band which spreads joy of playing and performs on the highest musical level.
Tracklisting
Clemens Gottwald
Joe Krieg Quartet
Uassyn
Vein
BuJazzO
Marcus Klossek Electric Trio
Vitalii Kyianytsia Trio
Mathieu Clement
Norma Winstone & Kit Downes
Oded Tzur
Su Rossy Girod, Nat Su, Jorge Rossy
Jonathan Salvi Arugula Sextet
Bob Baldwin
Steven Nichols
Orlando le Fleming
Stan Getz
