NIGHT SONGS

$20.21
Label
CRISS CROSS
Release Date
February 17, 2009
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • PERFORMER
      KREISBERG, JONATHAN
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 17, 2009
    • UPC
      8712474131020
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CSS1310.2
    • LABEL
      CRISS CROSS
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. Laura

      Composer: David Raksin

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber

    2. Autumn in New York

      Composer: Vernon Duke

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber

    3. Knickerbocker Holiday: September Song

      Composer: Kurt Weill

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber

    4. Prelude to a Kiss

      Composer: Duke Ellington

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber

    5. I Married an Angel: Spring Is Here

      Composer: Richard Rodgers

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber

    6. I'll Be Seeing You

      Composer: Sammy Fain

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber

    7. Blue in Green

      Composer: Bill Evans, Miles Davis

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber

    8. Nefertiti

      Composer: Wayne Shorter

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber

    9. Warm Valley

      Composer: Duke Ellington

      Performer: Jonathan Kreisberg, Matt Penman, Gary Versace, Mark Ferber


Guitarist Jonathan Kreisberg offers up an intriguing ballad session with Night Songs, his third Criss Cross release since 2004's Nine Stories Wide. The mood is decidedly lush and spacious, and features truly unique takes on a range of familiar items as well as less played tunes such as Warm Valley and Nefertiti. The disc features his current trio with bassist Matt Penman and drummer Mark Ferber, and adds pianist Gary Versace for some quartet cuts as well as a haunting duo version of Laura.