Noah Preminger
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The Noah Preminger Group will release "Haymaker" (Palmetto Records) on May 14th, 2013. Please visit the website for frequently updated news!
"Before the Rain", Preminger's last record for Palmetto, featuring Frank Kimbrough on piano, John Hebert on bass, and Matt Wilson on drums is still available!
Selected Press:
“… impressive, challenging, and beautiful.” – Kevin Lowenthal, Boston Globe
“…luxe melodic improvising…in the theme of his own ‘Abreaction,’ playing slowly over Mr. Wilson’s fast and quiet free-rhythm drumming, he designs a different kind of sound for each note, an individual destiny and story.” – Ben Ratliff, The New York Times
“His sound is informed by everybody but beholden to no one. Which makes him continually unpredictable, and continually satisfying.” – Jon Garelick, The Boston Phoenix
“…another major gift to the jazz world…a distinguished disc sure to seize attention for his evocatively melodic style… Playing with the grace and expressiveness of a jazz veteran, the young man with a horn mixes cool restraint with emotional depth and old-fashioned poetry with contemporary bite… distinctive voice as a saxophonist and composer.” – Owen McNally, The Hartford Courant
“Believe the hype; he is the real deal… Before the Rain is a knockout.” – Alan Young, Lucid Culture
“I haven’t been this impressed with a young musician for a long time.” — Duncan Heining, Jazzwise
The Noah Preminger Group will release "Haymaker" (Palmetto Records) on May 14th, 2013. Please visit the website for frequently updated news!
"Before the Rain", Preminger's last record for Palmetto, featuring Frank Kimbrough on piano, John Hebert on bass, and Matt Wilson on drums is still available!
Selected Press:
“… impressive, challenging, and beautiful.” – Kevin Lowenthal, Boston Globe
“…luxe melodic improvising…in the theme of his own ‘Abreaction,’ playing slowly over Mr. Wilson’s fast and quiet free-rhythm drumming, he designs a different kind of sound for each note, an individual destiny and story.” – Ben Ratliff, The New York Times
“His sound is informed by everybody but beholden to no one. Which makes him continually unpredictable, and continually satisfying.” – Jon Garelick, The Boston Phoenix
“…another major gift to the jazz world…a distinguished disc sure to seize attention for his evocatively melodic style… Playing with the grace and expressiveness of a jazz veteran, the young man with a horn mixes cool restraint with emotional depth and old-fashioned poetry with contemporary bite… distinctive voice as a saxophonist and composer.” – Owen McNally, The Hartford Courant
“Believe the hype; he is the real deal… Before the Rain is a knockout.” – Alan Young, Lucid Culture
“I haven’t been this impressed with a young musician for a long time.” — Duncan Heining, Jazzwise
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