Noah Preminger
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Preminger's Debut CD, Dry Bridge Road:
"More than just a promising starting point, this is a display of integrity; here’s a musician you feel you can trust... Preminger’s album “Dry Bridge Road” is unusually graceful... [he] plays with care and dry precision, dividing his time among all registers, with even tone and projection in each." - Ben Ratliff, New York Times
"Preminger’s Dry Bridge Road is shaping up to be the jazz debut of the year." - Boston Pheonix, editors' pick
"Preminger is a more than promising young tenor saxophonist whose cohorts on this recording debut reflect the esteem in which he is held... the unison line of Sax of a Kind with Ben Monder is immaculately played, while Preminger's solos, particularly on Where Seagulls Fly and Blues for Steve Lacey, are assured and well conceived. Tellingly, in the group improvisations that develop, Preminger sounds thoroughly at home." - Ray Comiskey, Irish Times (Dublin)
"...the music should turn listeners' heads and ears... one is immediately struck by the maturity of the compositions... Preminger may be in his early 20s but the maturity of his musical choices shows he's a good listener and very talented." - Richard Kamins, Hartford Courant
"He plays with not just chops and composure, but already a distinct voice: His approach privileges mood and reflectiveness, favoring weaving lines that can be complex but are also concise, without a trace of over-playing or bravado. - Siddhartha Mitter, Boston Globe
"Noah's understanding of the current jazz idiom is without parallel...He possesses the technique, touch and sensitivity of an elder, plus the knowledge and brains to excel as a professional musician."
- Jerry Bergonzi
Preminger's Debut CD, Dry Bridge Road:
"More than just a promising starting point, this is a display of integrity; here’s a musician you feel you can trust... Preminger’s album “Dry Bridge Road” is unusually graceful... [he] plays with care and dry precision, dividing his time among all registers, with even tone and projection in each." - Ben Ratliff, New York Times
"Preminger’s Dry Bridge Road is shaping up to be the jazz debut of the year." - Boston Pheonix, editors' pick
"Preminger is a more than promising young tenor saxophonist whose cohorts on this recording debut reflect the esteem in which he is held... the unison line of Sax of a Kind with Ben Monder is immaculately played, while Preminger's solos, particularly on Where Seagulls Fly and Blues for Steve Lacey, are assured and well conceived. Tellingly, in the group improvisations that develop, Preminger sounds thoroughly at home." - Ray Comiskey, Irish Times (Dublin)
"...the music should turn listeners' heads and ears... one is immediately struck by the maturity of the compositions... Preminger may be in his early 20s but the maturity of his musical choices shows he's a good listener and very talented." - Richard Kamins, Hartford Courant
"He plays with not just chops and composure, but already a distinct voice: His approach privileges mood and reflectiveness, favoring weaving lines that can be complex but are also concise, without a trace of over-playing or bravado. - Siddhartha Mitter, Boston Globe
"Noah's understanding of the current jazz idiom is without parallel...He possesses the technique, touch and sensitivity of an elder, plus the knowledge and brains to excel as a professional musician."
- Jerry Bergonzi
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