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| 1. | Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams
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| 2. | Passarim
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| 3. | Soft Winds
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| 4. | Le Tombeau de Couperin
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| 5. | My Song
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| 6. | You Stepped Out of a Dream
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| 7. | Israeli Waltz
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| 8. | Anthropology
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| 9. | Babushka
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| 10. | On the Street Where You Live
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| 11. | BQE
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| 12. | Valentine
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Jazz
Piano: Tamir Hendelman
Bass: Marco Panascia
Drums: Lewis Nash
All arrangements by Tamir Hendelman
Hendelman's Resonance debut is a symbiotic serenade that artfully combines jazz, Latin and classical sonorities, Destinations is a near-perfect marriage of fire and feeling.
"Wonderful and creative ... exhilarating and thoughtful solos." -- Oscar Peterson
The Resonance debut recording from one of today's most gifted and critically acclaimed jazz pianists.
An all-star recording featuring the legendary drummer Lewis Nash and acclaimed bassist Marco Panascia.
Tamir Hendelman has been featured in both The Clayton-Hamilton Big Band & Jeff Hamilton Trio for over 10 years. He has recorded for Diana Krall, Natalie Cole, John Pizzarelli, and Gladys Knight.
Hendelman records and tours internationally with Barbra Streisand and was featured on her recent Oprah TV appearance.
In Fall 2009, Tamir had six recordings in the JazzWeek Top 20 (alongside recordings by Roberta Gamberini, Jeff Hamilton, and others).
Album Description
The Resonance Records debut recording from virtuoso pianist Tamir Hendelman and an international trio featuring Lewis Nash (drums) and Marco Panascia (bass). "A sonic storm of modern inspiration from acclaimed jazz pianist-composer" - Jon Regen
Tamir Hendelman has earned a well deserved reputation as a top flight accompanist with Jeff Hamilton, John Clayton, Kathy Kosins and other band leaders. This is his second recording as a leader, a finely crafted trio effort mainly consisting of standards or covers rearranged by the pianist, with melodies reconfigured via his deft touch and high level of jazz virtuosity. There's a certain spiritual quality due to Hendelman's Middle Eastern upbringing, but you clearly hear influences of jazz virtuosos like Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans, Keith Jarrett, and even a bit of Chick Corea. Hendelman plays with the confidence of a seasoned veteran, swinging easily, dipping into the blues, or waxing in a poetic, serene manner. It is that subtle, delicate touch on tracks such as "Babushka" or Jarrett's "My Song" that seems to resonate with his soul. But then again, the busy, cascading "BQE" demonstrates he's no lightweight, while an extension of Antonio Carlos Jobim's "Passarim" gives the listener more food for thought. A budding master, Tamir Hendelman looks to be a solid, accessible, enjoyable jazz performer for many years to come if Destinations is any indication. ~ Michael G. Nastos, Rovi |
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