Downbeat Magazine – April 2022 Reviews: Mathis Picard – Live at the Museum (Outside In Music) Deanna Witkowski – Force of Nature (MCG Jazz) Scott Burns, John Wojciechowski, Geof Bradfield – Tenor Time (Afar Music) Lennie Tristano – Lennie Tristano Personal Recordings 1946-1970 (Dot Time Records / Mosaic Records) Beat Feature: Bill O’Connell – A … Read More
by John Chacona, Let’s Call This In his latest ‘Roll Call,’ John Chacona reviews new records from LLP clients Oscar Hernández, Mathis Picard, Deanna Witkowski and Bill O’Connell. Read the reviews here.
by Michael Toland, The Big Takeover “After gigging and recording as a sideperson for the last five years or so, young pianist Mathis Picard makes his full-length solo debut with Live at the Museum.” Read the complete review here.
by Dee Dee McNeil, Musical Memoirs “We all had plenty of time to ourselves in 2021, to think about life, death, love and politics..” Read reviews of Dave Meder’s Unamuno: Songs and Stories, Oscar Hernandez’s Visión, Mathis Picard’s Live At The Museum and Grant Richard’s Ballyhoo here.
By Lance Liddle, Bebop Spoken Here A debut solo piano album recorded live at the National Jazz Museum in Harlem by an interesting pianist who appears to have developed his own take on jazz piano. Read more here.
by Lance Liddle, Bebop Spoken Here “A debut solo piano album recorded live at the National Jazz Museum in Harlem by an interesting pianist who appears to have developed his own take on jazz piano.” Read the full review here.
By Chris Spector, Midwest Record MATHIS PICARD/Live at the Museum: Just a solo pianist that has the history of music at his fingertips and can play anything. Move along, nothing to see here—NOT!!! A breath taking trip with a creative and dexterous mind that keeps you on the edge of your seat to hear what’s … Read More
by Matt Micucci, Jazziz “On Nar, visionary vocalist/composer Christiane Karam melds Middle Eastern and Balkan aesthetics with contemporary jazz alongside her quartet with pianist Vadim Neselovskyi, cellist Naseem Alatrash, bassist Peter Slavov and percussionist Keita Ogawa. This is her first full-length release in nine years.” “Pianist Mathis Picard explores early influences and his inner musical world … Read More
by Paul Medrano, Best of Jazz “Live at the Museum is New York City-based French and Malagasy pianist Mathis Picard’s first solo release. It was recorded live at the National Jazz Museum of Harlem in New York City, in January 2019, and it will be released on January 28, 2022, on Outside in Music. This album is … Read More
Pianist, Composer and Producer Mathis Picard Announces the Release of Live at the Museum, a Thrilling Live Solo Piano Recording, out January 28th, 2022 on Outside In Music Celebrated pianist Mathis Picard announces the January 28, 2022 release of Live at the Museum, a thrilling solo piano venture recorded live at The National Jazz Museum … Read More
