Kenny Werner All Star Quintet - At The Triple Door Seattle (2011)

Kenny Werner is a radical melodic improviser and a strong, logical organizer of rhythm and harmony. He processes a lot, all the time, and often produces music that’s pleasant and easy on the outside, but rippling with incident: shifts in meter, tempo and tonality. He is rounded here by a great crew.

Earshot Jazz
Triple Door

Seattle

March 6, 2011

Kenny Werner - piano

Randy Brecker - trumpet 

David Sanchez - sax

Scott Colley - bass 

Antonio Sanchez - drums 

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Kenny Werner Benjamin Koppel Quartet - Elbjazz Fest Hamburg (2015)

Elbjazz festival

Hafenmuseum

Hamburg, Germany

May 29, 2015

Kenny Werner - piano

Benjamin Koppel - sax

Thommy Andersson - bass

Alex Riel - drums

6 tr.

NDR info

From unclewolfi

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Kenny Werner - On Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz (2007)

Pianist, composer and author Kenny Werner is known for his 1996 book Effortless Mastery: Liberating the Master Musician Within, which has become a university textbook for improvising musicians and other artists. His album of original compositions, No Beginning No End — a meditation on loss, death and renewal after the death of his daughter in a car accident — was awarded a Guggenheim fellowship in 2010. On this episode of Piano Jazz, originally broadcast in 2007, Werner joins host Marian McPartland for a set of tunes by Duke Ellington, Bill Evans, Steve Swallow and more. Recorded on Feb. 8, 2007.

Kenny Werner - piano

Marian McPartland - piano

16 tr.

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VA - The Music of Toots Thielemans (2014)

Jazz Middelheim 2014

Antwerp, Belgium  

2014-08-16

A well-deserved tribute by some of the musicians that played with him during his very long career. Toots himself joined the band on stage for the last two songs. 

Featuring:

Karel Boehlee, Kenny Werner, Bert van den Brink (piano) 

Eliane Elias (voice, piano) 

Bert Joris (trumpet) 

Philip Catherine (guitar)

Hein van de Geyn, Bart Denolf, Marc Johnson (bass) 

Hans van Oosterhout, Bruno Castelucci (drums)

24 tr.

Radio Klara FM 

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Kenny Werner Trio - Prague (2013)

Jazz Time 

Prague

Jazz

February 8 2013

Kenny Werner, piano

Johannes Weidenmueller, bass

Hand van Oosterhout, drums

5 tr.

57 minutes

FM France Musique

thanks to Lewojazz

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Kenny Werner Trio - Savassi Jazz Fest (2012)

Born November 19, 1951 in Brooklyn, New York, Kenny Werner got an early start as a pianist. At the age of 11 he recorded a single with a 15-piece orchestra and appeared on television playing stride piano. He attended the Manhattan School of Music while still in high school, then became a concert piano major upon graduation. He felt the pull of jazz and decided to leave the Manhattan School for the Berklee School of Music in Boston, coming under the influence of two teachers, Madame Chaloff and Juão Assis Brasil, both strong pianists who helped him integrate spiritual aspects with strong performances. (Stacia Proefrock)

Savassi Festival

Belo Horizonte, MG

Brazil

2012-07-29

Kenny Werner - Piano

Johannes Weidenmuller - Bass

Ari Hoenig - Drums

7 tr.

63 min

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