Paco Sery | Linley Marthe | Ben Kraef | Uri Gincel | Best jazz music

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Welcome to Victor’s Places, your go-to channel for captivating jazz! Here, we capture and share one-of-a-kind live performances by jazz masters (and more!) to delight even the most refined musical tastes.

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Larry Goldings feat Bill Stewart, Peter Bernstein;
Stefano di Batista;
The Art of Quartet (Benjamin Koppel, Antonio Sanchez, Kevin Hays, James Genus);
Bill Frisell Trio (Thomas Morgan, Rudy Royston);
Emmet Cohen trio (Philip Norris, Kyle Poole) feat Ekep Nkwelle;
Calderazzo / Patitucci / Weckl;
Joshua Redman feat Gabrielle Cavassa;
Kurt Rosenwinkel feat Mark Turner, Ben Street, Jeff Ballard;
Veronica Swift;
Al Di Meola;
Judith Hill;
Shai Maestro;
Jeremy Pelt;
Cécile McLorin Salvant feat Sullivan Fortner;
Charles Lloyd new quartet featuring Jason Moran, Eric Harland, Larry Grenadier;
Legacy of Giants;
Kind of Bill feat Dado Moroni, Eddie Gomez, Joe Labarbera;
Peter Evans (Being and Becoming);
Linley Marthe, Paco Sery, Ben Kraef, Uri Gincel;
Eliot Quartet plus Jazz trio;
Vijay Iyer Trio;
Monty Alexander;
Peter Erskine quartet;
Christian Scott;
Mike Stern, Leni Stern, Bob Franceschini, Chrminh Doky, Dennis Chambers;
Donald Harrison;
James Carter Quintet;
FORQ;
Richard Bona;
Kenny Garrett and Sounds from the Ancestors;
Alex Sipyagin Quintet;
Chriss Potter, Dave Holland, Zakir Hussain;
Jeremy Pelt;
Keyon Harrold;
David Murray;
George Cables.

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Paco Séry – “The legendary Drummer”. A little man hidden behind his drum kit and a big name that actually comes from planet Earth. A name that sails to and fro, associated with some of the most illustrious musicians. A name that every artist worth his salt knows, etched in the history of music. One of our greatest drummers with a tremendous stroke. Joe Zawinul, founder of Weather Report, even proclaimed that he was the best in the world.

From the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, Linley Marthe is considered by some as the world’s foremost jazz bassist. Linley played with The Joe Zawinul Syndicate during the last several years before Zawinul died. Other top artists Linley has worked with include Cheb Mami, Dave Liebman, Nguyen Le, Trilok Gurtu, Jean Luc Ponty, Paco Séry and Randy Brecker.

Ben Kraef, a German-Montenegrin saxophonist and composer, who graduated from the University of Music “HannsEisler”, is based in Berlin. The list of internationally renowned musicians Ben has been performing and recording with includes Lalo Schifrin, Archie Shepp, Phil Woods, John Abercrombie, Fred Hersch, Gunther Schuller, Tania Maria, Jim McNeely, Peter Herbolzheimer, David Gilmore, Jeff “Tain” Watts, George Garzone, Herb Geller, Vincent Herring, Pee Wee Ellis, Tony Lakatos, Ari Hoenig, Lonnie Plaxico, Charles Tolliver, and Yoshiaki Masuo. Ben has also performed with several well-known pop groups, among these “Wir Sind Helden” and Joy Denalane.

The virtuoso pianist, Uri Gincel is one of the most in demand and respected Jazz pianists in Berlin. Uri´s style can be described as heavily rooted in tradition but with sensibility and understanding of bringing jazz into the modern age. His playing is dynamic, lyrical and above full of energy and power.

Linley Marthe – bass guitar
Paco Sery – drums
Ben Kraef – saxophone
Uri Gincel – piano

Video – Alex Hoetzinger @mondo_Undo_MOV
Audio – Philipp Bernhardt

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