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Melodic, soulful, exploratory acoustic guitar music which combines the improvisation and virtuosity of jazz with the heart and sincerity of folk music.
Genre:
Jazz: Traditional Jazz Combo
Release Date:
2005
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Music for People
© Copyright-Keith Ganz
(783707096001)
Record Label: K & K Records
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"Guitar work to die for!" -Juice Magazine
"Out of this world jazz chops." -Faze 3 Magazine
"Ultra tasty." -Spectator Magazine
About "Music For People":
"You'll be granted passage to some of the loveliest compositions I've ever heard be self-produced by an independent artist. Ganz' halting phrases are like tentative steps into a realm of sanctity." -Minor7th Acoustic Guitar Webzine
About the artist:
Keith Ganz is a New York-based guitarist/composer who is primarily known for his highly individual presence in the New York City jazz scene. He performs regularly at the major NYC jazz clubs including the Blue Note, the Jazz Standard, Sweet Rhythm, Birdland, Joe's Pub, and the 55 Bar and has recorded with a long list of diverse artists including Palmetto Records vocalist Kate McGarry, Grammy-winning vocalist Andy Bey, and bassist Sean Smith. Keith's unfailingly melodic, soulful, and spontaneous acoustic guitar work have made him one of the most sought after accompaniests and sidemen in the city.
Now, with the release of his solo recording "Music for People", Keith reveals another side to his artistry on 8 original compositions, 2 covers and one pure improvisation, all performed on a variety of acoustic guitars. The music could easily be called folk or jazz but regardless, the core of the music is melody, sincerity, and simply gorgeous guitar playing.
For more info visit http://www.keithganz.com
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Finally. Beautiful. So deep.
author: Paul Curreri
I once sat privy to a scene: Seated on a couch, tuxedo'd in Cape Cod, his OWN wedding party waiting ten minutes down the road, Keith Ganz shouted "one more chorus!" to his piano buddy across the room. He was surrounded by his true loves that day. FINALLY, along comes Music for People, a slew of different guitars, echoes of a dozen genres, but not the least disconnected or buffet. There exists a loving loneliness in this work, a heartbreaking tonality and compassion. Keith's virtuosity is undeniable, but there is no hint of pyrotechnics here, nothing extra; knowledge never eclipses emotion. The recording is simply beautiful. New York taxis roar, Keith breathes between phrases, overdubs click -- all haphazard dimensionality as time bends and rules break. Deep stuff. If you listen on headphones, your loved one approaches, presses his/her face against yours, says, "what IS that?" It's one of my favorite records. PEOPLE, Keith Ganz seems to've composed a record for us, and tirelessly in spite.
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