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After in Paris (Musical group) Time cycle
Aki Rissanen/Jussi Lehtonen Quartet Aki Rissanen/Jussi Lehtonen Quartet with Dave Liebman
Coltrane, John, 1926-1967 Tribute to John Coltrane
Dave Liebman Group John Coltrane's Meditations
Dave Liebman, Steve Gilmore, Bill Goodwin play the music of Cole Porter
David Liebman Group (Musical group) New vista
David Liebman Quartet Setting the standard
Davis, Miles The complete on the corner sessions
Liebman, Dave A chromatic approach to jazz harmony and melody
Liebman, Dave Contemporary standards and originals
Liebman, Dave Developing a personal saxophone sound
Liebman, Dave Miles Davis and David Liebman
Liebman, Dave Self-portrait of a jazz artist
Liebman, Dave The blessing of the old, long sound
Liebman, Dave The loneliness of a long distance runner
Novecento (Musical group) Novecento featuring--
Saxophone Summit (Musical group) Seraphic light
Stowell, John (Guitarist) The Banff sessions
(Liebman, Dave (David); b. 9-4-46, New York; flutist and saxophonist)
label (David Leibman Quartet) container (David Liebman, soprano [sax] & flute; Don Thompson, bass, piano and vibes; Steve La Spina, bass; Claude Ranger, drums)
Marc Copland-David Liebman Quartet. Lunar [SR] 2002:
disc label (Marc Copland - David Liebman Quartet) container verso (Marc Copland-David Liebman Quartet: Marc Copland, piano ; David Liebman, soprano & tenor saxophone ; Mike McGuirk, bass ; Tony Martucci, drums)
(Saxophonist and educator David Liebman is a forward-thinking artist whose advanced improvisational style and association with trumpeter Miles Davis in the '70s combined to make him one of the most influential and successful jazz musicians of his generation. Heavily influenced by John Coltrane, Liebman has moved from tenor saxophone to soprano and flute throughout his career and more often than not played in a progressive, post-bop style that touched on fusion and avant-garde jazz; Born in Brooklyn in 1946)
(Dave Liebman; American jazz composer, saxophonist and flautist; date of birth: 4 September 1946)
New York University website, 11 Sept. 2022
Steinhardt Jazz Studies faculty page (Dave Liebman, saxophone)