Harold Lopez-Nussa Trio. New Day. Live at the SideDoor Jazz Club in Olde Lyme, Ct. 10/30/2015.

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Harold Lopez Nussa, piano Felipe Cabrera, double-bass Ruy Adrian Lopez Nussa, drums, vibraphone & cajon Special Guest David Sanchez, saxophone. Planete Aurora, World Village 479061 (France). Thanks to snobb for the addition. No release results found : showing artist results instead. Un Día Cualquiera Mack Avenue 2018.

Album · 2011 · 12 Songs. Harold Lopez Nussa Trio & Ruy Adrian Lopez Nussa. Harold Lopez Nussa Trio & David Sanchez. 4. El Pais de las Maravillas.

recording, 26-year-old Cuban pianist Harold López-Nussa leads his trio-bassist Felipe Cabrera and drummer (and younger brother) Ruy Adrian López-Nussa-through a set composed mostly of the leader’s fresh originals, merging jazz with his European classical training and the rhythms of his homeland. Born into a musical family and educated at the prestigious ISA in Havana, López-Nussa recently gained prominence through the American/Cuban project Ninety Miles featuring Stefon Harris, Christian Scott and David Sánchez. Saxophonist Sánchez appears here on four tunes

Harold Lopez Nussa Trio. El Pais de las Maravillas, 2011. Harold Lopez Nussa Trio. El Pais de las Maravillas, 06:39.

Harold López-Nussa, piano Felipe Cabrera, double bass Ruy Adrian López-Nussa, drums, vibraphone and cajon plus David Sánchez, saxophone, on some tracks. Although he is young, this is Harold's fourth recording under his own name, and the thing that really hit us between the eyes (and ears) while listening was that in addition to having star-class performance chops (common enough in Cuba, which seems to be able to mass-produce virtuosos), he is mature well beyond his years as a composer. There was a period when many critics were openly asking whether the genre commonly labeled "Latin Jazz" had run out of new ideas. El País de las Maravillasis one of a few emerging exhibits that prove that the correct answer to that question is "no, it hasn't". Having finished this extended description, we are half tempted to tear it up and tell you "Just Listen!"

Learn about and follow jazz musician Harold Lopez-Nussa (Piano) at All About Jazz. His records Cinco Conciertos para Piano y Orquesta de Heitor Villa-lobos (2003), where Harold plays the Number 4 Concert,Sobre el atelier (2007), Canciones (2008), Herencia (2009), El país de las maravillas (2011), New Day (2013) and El Viaje (2016) highlight not only his virtuosity and versatility as an interpreter but also.

Harold López-Nussa made his US debut as a bandleader on the acclaimed 2009 World Village album Herencia and followed up with 2011’s El País de las Maravillas featuring the trio and SFJAZZ Collective saxophonist David Sánchez (whom he accompanied on the all-star Cuban/American project Ninety Miles with Stefon Harris and Christian Scott). López-Nussa’s latest release is El Viaje, his debut for Mack Avenue Records

Harold López-Nussa Trio Performance. It looks like this event has already occurred. López-Nussa’s music reflects the full range and richness of Cuban music, with its distinctive combination of classical, folkloric, and popular elements, as well as its embrace of jazz improvisation and interaction. He spent three years in the touring band of the beloved Cuban singer Omara Portuondo. The ease and invention with which he improvises at the piano and the suppleness with which his trio swings make it hard to believe that López-Nussa didn’t really take up jazz until he was 18 years old.