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16 de may. de 2024 · Now making his home in Seattle, saxophonist Brent Jensen was the Director of Jazz Studies at the College of Southern Idaho for eighteen years. As the artistic director for the CSI Jazz Summit and the Jazz Saturdays workshop series, Jensen was a major force in cultivating new performers and bringing world-class jazz events to Idaho ...
Brent Jensen (alto sax) performs Jerome Kern's "Look for the Silver Lining" with Chris Symer (bass) and John Bishop (drums) from his "The Sound of a Dry Martini: Remembering Paul Desmond" video...
Brent Jensen is an author, speaker, music critic, and host of the podcast series No Sleep ‘til Sudbury with Brent Jensen, and Co-Host of Thursday Night Record Club alongside...
As the artistic director for the CSI Jazz Summit and the Jazz Saturdays workshop series, Jensen was a major force in cultivating new performers and bringing world-class jazz events to Idaho, creating a climate of rich cultural pursuit that remains since his departure.
Now making his home in Seattle, Brent Jensen was the director of jazz studies at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls. He has studied in New York City with alto saxophone legend Lee Konitz, and was a winner of the Woodwinds on Fire talent search conducted by Jazziz magazine in 1996.
As the artistic director for the CSI Jazz Summit and the Jazz Saturdays workshop series, Jensen was a major force in cultivating new performers and bringing world-class jazz events to Idaho, creating a climate of rich cultural pursuit that remains since his departure.
For his fourth recording on Origin, Brent Jensen takes a cue from his old mentor Lee Konitz and explores the intimate world of the trio. Here he combines with two rhythm sections of long-time collaborators: guitarist Jamie Findlay and bassist Zac Matthews of the Los Angeles-based Acoustic Jazz Quartet, and bassist Doug Miller and drummer John ...
