Reviews

Chris Dingman: Embrace (Inner Arts)

Bright, lean, and crisp, Embrace, the new recording from vibraphonist Chris Dingman, contrasts strikingly with its predecessors, The Subliminal and the Sublime from 2015 and Waking … Read More “Chris Dingman: Embrace (Inner Arts)”

Chris Dingman: The Subliminal and the Sublime

In his second album as a leader, Chris Dingman has brought forth a work of large ambition and impressive realization. The Subliminal and the Sublime … Read More

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Chris Dingman: Waking Dreams

Vibraphonist-composer Chris Dingman recruited trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire, pianist Fabian Almazan, bassist Joe Sanders, drummer Justin Brown and saxophonist Loren Stillman to help him realize this … Read More

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Dick Durham Trio
Rock Hall
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Artifacts Trio: …and Then There’s This
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Steve Turre: “From Rahsaan Roland Kirk to McCoy Tyner”

Chris Dingman: Embrace (Inner Arts)

Chris Dingman: The Subliminal and the Sublime

Chris Dingman: Waking Dreams

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