Leni Stern in new issue of Jazziz magazine:
“Mythologist Joseph Campbell Would Have Loved Stern's Music"
“The six-song EP is infused with rich African rhythms and touches of Indian raga"
New CD nearly done, to be released in 2010
Jazziz Magazine features Leni Stern's global adventures in their Spring issue. In a 'Prelude' interview entitled 'Postcards From the Edge', Stern's journeys to Madagascar, India and elsewhere are chronicled by writer Melissa Blazek: “Stern's evolution from jazz guitarist to world-music gypsy began in 2007 when she volunteered to bring a band to a UNESCO- sponsored workshop for recording engineers in Mali."
Critics have described Stern's new EP, 'Spirit In the Water' as “a glorious triumph," and remarked that Stern's eclectic career has emerged as “one of modern music's great adventures." The EP was recorded, mixed and co-produced by Stern in Mali and by Andy Tommasi at Bedford Studio in NY.
“Mythologist Joseph Campbell Would Have Loved Stern's Music"
“The six-song EP is infused with rich African rhythms and touches of Indian raga"
New CD nearly done, to be released in 2010
Jazziz Magazine features Leni Stern's global adventures in their Spring issue. In a 'Prelude' interview entitled 'Postcards From the Edge', Stern's journeys to Madagascar, India and elsewhere are chronicled by writer Melissa Blazek: “Stern's evolution from jazz guitarist to world-music gypsy began in 2007 when she volunteered to bring a band to a UNESCO- sponsored workshop for recording engineers in Mali."
Critics have described Stern's new EP, 'Spirit In the Water' as “a glorious triumph," and remarked that Stern's eclectic career has emerged as “one of modern music's great adventures." The EP was recorded, mixed and co-produced by Stern in Mali and by Andy Tommasi at Bedford Studio in NY.
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