3x3 (Remastered) Aaron Weinstein

• 1 St. Louis Blues (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 04:43
• 2 World Is Waiting for the Sunrise (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 02:42
• 3 Makin’ Whoopee (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 05:20
• 4 (Back Home Again In) Indiana (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 03:49
• 5 Chinatown, My Chinatown (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 03:48
• 6 Charlotte (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 05:51
• 7 Hindustan (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 03:55
• 8 The Zabar Shuffle (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 03:44
• 9 There’s a Broken Heart for Every Light on Broadway (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 03:16
• 10 Chicago (That Toddlin’ Town) (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 03:29
• 11 Nola (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 04:33
• 12 Ja-Da (Stereo Ribbob Mic with Two Spaced Omnis) 02:39
• Total Runtime 47:49

Info for 3x3 (Remastered)

What if you were presented the same album recorded three different ways -- different microphone techniques, and different microphones? The performers and performances remain the same, but, the means used to capture their performances change. Do you feel like you'd know going in what you like best? 3x3 gives you the opportunity to explore this very concept. Recorded in a single day in a Brooklyn church, this intimate band of three Jazz musicians perform an album of beloved instrumental standards three times through. Which version is ultimately superior will be a uniquely individual answer, and a uniquely satisfying listening experience for all.

Aaron Weinstein, a rising star in the New York Jazz community, makes his Chesky Records debut on 3x3, an album of instrumental Jazz standards that not only experiments with modern recording methodologies, but with the boundaries of Jazz expression.

Featuring Aaron Weinstein (violin), Matt Munisteri (Guitar), Tom Hubbard (Bass), 3x3 is the perfect illustration of the beauty of simplicity. No unncessary production; no extemporaenous distractions. You're left with stunning musicianship, breathtaking acoustics, and evocative and memorable music.

Aaron Weinstein,violin
Matt Munisteri, guitar
Tom Hubbard, bass

Digitally remastered

Aaron Weinstein
Called “a perfect musician” by jazz guitar legend, Bucky Pizzarelli, Aaron Weinstein “is rapidly establishing himself as one of his instrument’s rare jazz masters.” (Don Heckman, International Review of Music). Aaron is a respected violinist and mandolinist, widely regarded as one of the mandolin’s leading exponents in the jazz idiom, and author of the jazz mandolin book Mandolin Chord Melody System (Mel Bay Publications).

As a featured soloist, Aaron has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Birdland, Blue Note, as well as at jazz festivals in England, France, Iceland, Israel, and Switzerland. He has performed and recorded with an array of jazz icons including Les Paul, Bucky Pizzarelli, John Pizzarelli, Dick Hyman, Dave Frishberg, Jon Hendricks, and Annie Ross, as well as musicians as varied as New York Pops conductor Skitch Henderson and rock guitarist Jay Geils. He has written arrangements for vocalists such as Christine Ebersole, Linda Lavin, and the Manhattan Transfer’s Janis Siegel. Aaron is a recipient of both the New York City Bistro and New York City Nightlife Awards.

With the release of his Arbors Records debut, A Handful of Stars (heralded as “the rebirth of the hot jazz violin” by Nat Hentoff of the Wall Street Journal), Aaron became the youngest jazz musician to record for the prestigious label. He is a graduate of the Berklee College of Music, where he was awarded a full four-year talent-based scholarship. He was recently named as one of Downbeat’s Rising Stars in the venerable publication’s 2019 critic’s poll, and his recent album 3x3 features Aaron on violin, Peghead Nation instructor Matt Munisteri on guitar, and Tom Hubbard on bass, and is the perfect illustration of the beauty of simplicity.

Politically, Aaron is a bow-tie rights activist. He is also lactose intolerant but can find at least one agreeable item on any restaurant menu, a feat he’s called, “my greatest talent.” Aaron lives in New York City.

This album contains no booklet.