Home » Jazz Articles » Album Review » Yaniv Taubenhouse: Hope
Yaniv Taubenhouse: Hope
ByYaniv Taubenhouse
pianob.1987
Down the ages, great art has inspired us to celebrate even the most common of our everyday victories, and Hope is another iteration of that. It's an oasis, a thread of unison. The music presented here is a warm wellspring to bring yourself to, to drink, and let go the exhaustion that has begun to inhabit all our moments. It's a pure dance of hope and ideals stated with a simple elegance and eloquence, transporting you without friction into its quiet atmosphere.
Take for example, the pianist's 3/4 cotillion step reading of

Cole Porter
composer / conductor1891 - 1964

Kenny Wheeler
flugelhorn1930 - 2014
Perhaps one of the more honest tonal narratives to date, Hope never denies the promise and poetry inherent in us all. "On the Kookoofor Dave Schnitter" eases in with a wayward sense of antiquity. "Conversation" is that and more, moving through its melodic space with a clear and concise vision. "Prelude to the Ozarks" leads to the bluesy hop of

Thelonious Monk
piano1917 - 1982
Track Listing
Once Upon A Time-Chapter One; It’s Alright With Me; Consolation; On The KookooFor Dave Schnitter; Conversation; Earth GuardiansChapter Two; Impromptu; Hope; Prelude Of The Ozarks; We See; Two For The Road; FinaleChapter Three.
Personnel
Yaniv Taubenhouse
pianoAlbum information
Title: Hope | Year Released: 2022 | Record Label: Fresh Sound New Talent
Tags
Comments
PREVIOUS / NEXT
Support All About Jazz
