Matzah to Menorah Review

Jan 10, 2013

A new review of Matzah to Menorah is out from AllAboutJazz.com
By HRAYR ATTARIAN, Published: January 8, 2013

“There is a well-established legacy of fusing the sacred with the secular in jazz. Pianist Duke Ellington’s Concert of Sacred Music (RCA, 1966) is, perhaps, the most ceremonial example of this but there is a myriad of other recordings. Guitarist Grant Green’s gospel-inspired Feelin’ the Spirit (Blue Note, 1962), pianist/harpist Alice Coltrane’s exploration of Hinduism and beyond on Universal Consciousness (Impulse!, 1972) and saxophonist Pharoah Sanders’ nod to Islam with the classic Summun Bukmun Umyun (Impulse!, 1970), are a few of the more freewheeling expressions of this musical relationship.”
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New Website- Happy Birthday, Howard

Jul 29, 2012

Note from webmaster: Thanks for the great music. Happy Birthday!

Tonight and Tomorrow review

Feb 17, 2010

A great new review about Howard’s new CD, Tonight and Tomorrow. Tonight and Tomorrow Howard Levy | Chicago Sessions By Matthew Warnock Tonight and Tomorrow is an intellectually stimulating and highly enjoyable album by virtuoso harmonicist Howard Levy. Featured on both harmonica and piano, even performing both simultaneously on “Sandi,” Levy and his trio–bassist Larry […]