Shadow Theater Tigran Hamasyan
Album Info
Album Veröffentlichung:
2013
HRA-Veröffentlichung:
31.07.2013
Label: Universal Music / Verve
Genre: Jazz
Subgenre: Mainstream Jazz
Interpret: Tigran Hamasyan
Komponist: Tigran Hamasyan
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- 1 The Poet 04:22
- 2 Erishta 04:39
- 3 Lament 03:49
- 4 Drip 04:11
- 5 The Year Is Gone 02:39
- 6 Seafarer 04:27
- 7 The Court Jester 05:46
- 8 Pagan Lullaby 03:19
- 9 Pt1 Collapse 05:08
- 10 Pt2 Alternative Universe 06:36
- 11 Holy 05:22
- 12 Road Song 06:43
Info zu Shadow Theater
We have been hearing about the young prodigy for a long time... Tigran has grown up and is now an experienced and influential artiste on the international jazz scene. After captivating musicians like Chick Corea, Avishai Cohen and Jeff Ballard with his energy and originality, Tigran has managed to conquer a new audience, bringing jazz to a new generation. At the crossover of rock, Armenian folk, metal and jazz, the 26 year old pianist proves that he has everything it takes for greatness.
“He plays piano like a raga, the next Keith Jarrett”. (Trilok Gurtu)
“Tigran really grabbed me, because it’s got several things going on at once. It has a really wild odd-meter thing, and this distorted, aggressive piano treatment. And the harmony is kind of jazz-fusiony.' (Brad Mehldau)
“A..may..zing! Now, Tigran, you are my teacher!” (Herbie Hancock)
Tigran, piano, voice, synth (Tracks 1-5)
Gayanée Movsisyan, voice (Tracks 1-4)
Nicolas Moreaux, acoustic bass (Tracks 1-2)
Jeff Ballard, drums and percussion (Tracks 1-2)
Nate Wood, electric bass and drums (Tracks 3, 5)
Jesske Hume, sound effects (Track 4)
Norayr Kartashyan, duduk and blul (Track 5)
Tigran Hamasyan
is a young musician born 1987 in Armenia. In 2003, Tigran moved with his family to Los Angeles, California. He began playing piano at the age of 3. Since the age of 13, he has played in European festivals. His reputation has steadily grown with every performance.
He has won prestigious piano competitions, most notably, the 2006 Thelonious Monk jazz piano competition under supervision of Herbie Hancock. He has earned serious recognition with 4 albums and hundreds of concerts all around the world (Montreux, Montreal, North Sea, Juan Les Pins, Marciac, London Jazz Festival, Winter Festival in NY). Recently, Tigran was named the winner of the 2013 Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Contemporary Music.
“A-may-zing! Now, Tigran, you are my teacher”- Herbie Hancock, on stage Festival Orleans Jazz
“A mature and great and rich and deep artist“ – Chick Corea, August 2011
“He plays piano like a raga, the next Keith Jarrett“ – Trilok Gurtu, Theatre Du Chatelet March 2011
“Tigran really grabbed me, in this really cool way“ - Brad Mehldau, NY Times 2011
His first album for Universal, recorded in Paris on solo piano, “A Fable”, was released in 2011. It sold impressively for an instrumental album with 30,000 units. It received acclaim throughout including winning a French Grammy award in 2011. Tigran’s rising stature in music garners notice globally wherever he has been able to be heard.
“Where so much contemporary jazz can be a dreary display of muscle memory, Tigran has found a way to keep improvisation fresh and lyrical. Other jazz musicians would be wise to take note.” – The Guardian
“Tigran stands out for his burning intensity” – The Telegraph
”Loving the Tigran album on Verve – a big talent…” – Gilles Peterson, live session
“With a firm yet delicate touch, Tigran lets the melody sing” – NPR
“Brilliant musician” – Later with Jools Holland
“His touch is sublime” – Downbeat
Tigran’s unique profile displays dazzling piano dexterity with an undeniably profound sense of composition. He’s equally at ease with jazz, classical music, Armenian popular repertoire, rock, heavy metal, or avant-garde.
His new album “Shadow Theater”, recorded with his band, is due to be released Fall 2013. It exhibits continued growth as an original artist. It is fueled by his passion, atmospheric punk jazz improvisations fused with the rich folkloric music of his native Armenia. “Shadow Theater” is a fresh, inspiring sound that combines many colorful elements, capturing the listener into a musical journey.
Tigran is preparing a band tour for Fall of 2013 and targeting a worldwide release date for the album in early September. The first single will be released in late March. A music video of the single from the new album along with remixes by Prefuse73, LV and Arthur Hnatek to follow.
Booklet für Shadow Theater