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| "Occhipinti's rare achievement is to say something new and moving in an idiom that could be considered exhausted, while also demonstrating that jazz played softly can have a mighty impact" --Coda | |||||||
| read the CODA review of Forty Revolutions... | |||||||
| read the JAZZTIMES review of Forty Revolutions... | |||||||
| read the EYE magazine review of Forty Revolutions... | |||||||
| read the Jazzeast Rising review of Forty Revolutions... | |||||||
| read the CODA review of the Forty Revolutions CD release party... | |||||||
| read the Tandem review/interview of Forty Revolutions... | |||||||
| Listen to an interview with David Occhipinti from From Brandon, Manitoba during the Forty Revolutions Tour [October 2007] | |||||||
| "(Intersection)...It's definitely music for today, streamlined yet atmospheric...a listener hears the rare but gratifying combination of lyricism and cutting edge music." -THE TORONTO STAR | ||||
| read the TORONTO STAR review of Intersection... | ||||
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| It's a stylish, appealing follow-up to his self-titled debut CD of two years ago. -TORONTO STAR | ||||||||||||||||
| read the review from the Toronto Star/November 1999 | ||||||||||||||||
| "David Occhipinti probably couldn't ask for a better showcase than his eponymously titled debut ...a postmodern acoustic date that thrives on the guitarist's memorable, contemporary-sounding tunes...while recalling the impressionistic, delicate beauty of Occhipinti's hero, Jim Hall." - JAZZIZ MAGAZINE | ||||||
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| "If you ever thought a duo would soon become tiresomely repetitive, think again. This is great intricate music where tenor sax, soprano sax, acoustic guitar and electric guitar weave and interact in endlessly-changing ways. The CD is bound to win awards...." Geoff Chapman - Toronto Star | |||
| "After playing together as a duo since 1999, there is a strong chemistry developing, and a sense of adventure that raises the bar for chamber jazz recordings....-PLANET JAZZ | ||||
| read the Planet Jazz review | ||||
| "On it the mood is far tougher than mellow. It's a type of chamber jazz with a sharp edge, with pleasing unison passages and frequent fine solos." -TORONTO STAR | ||||
| read the full TORONTO STAR review/interview about Duologue | ||||