Tuesday November 29, 2011
The best jazz groups are made up of kindred spirits, but the rare family band has something more — an intuitive feel for each other that goes beyond words and gestures to a kind of bred-in-the-bone telepathy. The 3 Cohens are that sort of uncommon collective, a trio of siblings from Tel Aviv, Israel — tenor saxophonist/clarinetist Anat Cohen, trumpeter Avishai Cohen and soprano saxophonist Yuval Cohen — whose sense of improvisational interplay is both uncannily fluent and wonderfully, infectiously warm.
This January, the Cohen siblings will grace the cover of DownBeat Magazine. Catch a glimpse of the cover below and keep checking www.downbeat.com for the article to follow.
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