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Biography. Born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, Kikoski learned piano from his father and played with him in bars as a teenager. He studied at the Berklee College of Music in the early 1980s, then moved to New York City in 1985, touring and recording subsequently with Roy Haynes (from 1986), Randy Brecker (1986–88), Bob Berg (1988), and Billy ...
Place of Resonance is a post bop music album recording by ROB GARCIA released in 1999 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. This page includes ROB GARCIA Place of Resonance's : cover picture, songs / tracks list, members/musicians and line-up, different releases details, buy online: ebay and amazon, ratings and detailled reviews by some experts, ...
Dave Kikoski erlernte das Klavierspiel von seinem Vater. So spielte er als Teenager mit seinem Vater in Bars. Anfang der 1980er studierte Kikoski am Berklee College of Music. 1985 ging er dann nach New York City und tourte hauptsächlich mit Roy Haynes (von 1986), Randy Brecker (1986–88), Bob Berg (1988) und Billy Hart (1989).
Having played with many top names David Kikoski also functions under his own steam, as here. To judge by this album and one reviewed a few years ago, he seems to prefer quartets fronted by a saxophonist and a repertory that consists mainly of standards. Unlike the previous effort, the music here often makes me think of John Coltrane. An admirer ...
David Kikoski nous le dit: il ne voulait rien faire d’autre que jouer de la musique, et ne cesse de le démontrer. C’est un pianiste virtuose ancré dans la tradition du piano jazz, bien que fort original. Sideman très demandé sur la scène new-yorkaise, il a participé à d’innombrables enregistrements avec Billy Hart, Vincent Herring, Eddie Henderson, Mingus Big Band, Jeff Tain Watts ...
While pianist David Kikoski’s new album conveys a bold mythological title, he hardly is rising from the ashes. He’s been a first-call sideman in numerous bands led by the likes of Roy Haynes and Randy Brecker since the 1990s and has recorded several fine albums under his own name. But his debut on HighNote and his rock-solid ensemble should bring him wider attention.
David Kikoski: Surf's Up. It seems that the show tunes of the '30s, '40s, and '50s have served as fodder for several generations of jazz musicians, either providing their own melodies for subsequent development or lending their harmonic framework for the jazz writer to use as a basis for an original tune. Most recently, we've seen attention ...
