Playing With The Wind
Misha Tsiganov (piano)
However often you play this album, you’ll hear loads of new nuances every time. I cannot recommend it more highly. And great credit to producer Gerry Teekens, just turned 83, who continues to...
Playing With The Wind
Misha Tsiganov (piano)
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However often you play this album, you’ll hear loads of new nuances every time. I cannot recommend it more highly. And great credit to producer Gerry Teekens, just turned 83, who continues to...
About
For his third Criss Cross album, pianist Misha Tsiganov presents a nine-tune program of four original compositions and kaleidoscopic arrangements of two Wayne Shorter classics, two Great American Songbook standards, and a Russian folk song. As on ‘Artistry of the Standard’ (CRISS1367CD) and ‘Spring Feelings’ (CRISS1384CD), the St. Petersburg native - a U.S resident since 1993 - teams with trumpeter Alex Sipiagin and tenor saxophonist Seamus Blake, both leaders of multiple Criss Cross dates and internationally renowned practitioners of their respective instruments. Joining Tsiganov for the first time on ‘Playing with the Wind’ are bassist Matt Brewer (‘Mythology’, CRISS1373CD, and ‘Unspoken’, CRISS1390CD) and drummer Dan Weiss, who apply their virtuosic chops to Tsiganov’s elegant charts with an open, poetic attitude.
Contents and tracklist
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
- Misha Tsiganov, Seamus Blake, Alex Sipiagin, Matt Brewer, Dan Weiss
Awards and reviews
March 2019
However often you play this album, you’ll hear loads of new nuances every time. I cannot recommend it more highly. And great credit to producer Gerry Teekens, just turned 83, who continues to lead the field.