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“She is the epitome of jazz, in her own delightful way.”
This is Beata Pater’s ninth CD release and “Tet,” the album title, is the ninth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, as well as the symbol
“Tet” by Beata Pater shines with startling artistry”
Beautiful interpretations and lush renderings permeate “Tet.” While there is much about this album to warrant multiple spins, the songs “Little Sunflower” and “I Feel
“A delectable palette of goodies for millennials who wish they were around back in the day.”
For someone with pretty much of a mainstream ‘real life‘ Pater has made a real point of showing off her art chick side when it
“The thing about Beata Pater’s magical vocals is that she is TOTALLY unique”
No boundaries jazz magical vocals Beata Pater – TET: The thing about Beata Pater’s magical vocals is that she is TOTALLY unique, and you’ll find
“She attempts to push her creativity further than ever…”
Called Tet because there are 9 tunes on the album, ‘tet’ is the 9th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and the symbol for number 9.
“彼女は、ヴァイオリニストの為か、彼女の歌は、ヴァイオリン的なものを感じさせる。”
During her 10 years living in Japan, she taught violin at Yamaha, worked as a CBS Sony’s studio singer, worked as a commercial and back-up singer, and at the same time appeared as a jazz club with Hiromu Aoki (p), and many others. Today, she has moved
With every new recording, the extraordinary Beata Pater defies predictability. What can always be expected though are rich musicality, fascinating settings, a wonderful repertoire and Beata’s unique and compelling vocal style.
For this album Beata has surrounded herself with an 18-piece ensemble – a wind and brass double quartet, a double string quartet, piano and bass – for a delightful set of nine brilliant interpretations of a pair of iconic jazz works, three time-honored American Songbook classics, a modern standard by Bill Cantos and three originals by Beata’s longtime friend and colleague Alan Chip White.
Tet is Beata’s ninth album, and aptly titled not only because it is the ninth letter of the Hebrew alphabet and the symbol for 9, but also as Beata explains: “It is symbolic of creativity, a vessel which holds something within, a womb for creation. Goodness is hidden within it.”
The winds and horns – trumpet/flugelhorn; trombone; French horn; bass clarinet/alto flute – and strings – a standard string quartet of two violins, viola and cello – each play two distinct parts written for the album by Aaron Lington (winds and brass) and Alex Danson (strings). The core arrangements are by Beata and the album’s pianist Hiromu Aoki.
The outstanding repertoire includes Freddie Hubbard’s Little Sunflower and Chick Corea’s Crystal Silence (with lyrics by Al Jarreau and Neville Potter respectively); timeless gems Invitation, Old Devil Moon and Lazy Afternoon; Bill Cantos’ I Feel You and the three Alan Chip White items that close the album, The Countess, Strays and Ode to Max.
With the marvelous interplay between Beata and her piano/double bass tandem of Hiromu Aoki and Dan Feiszli, and the sumptuous arrangements embellishing her radiantly captivating voice, Tet is another stunning example of the superb artistry and consummate creativity that is Beata Pater.
Tet on the Radio | |
| * indicates top 10 | |
| WDNA | Miami, FL |
| WGBH | Boston, MA |
| KBEM | Minneapolis, MN |
| KCSM | San Mateo, CA |
| KPFA | Berkeley, CA |
| KSDS | San Diego, CA |
| Polskie Radio | Poland |
| WHFC* | Bel Air, MD |
| WCSF* | Joliet, IL |
| WWSU* | Dayton, OH |
| WUNH* | Durham, NH |
| WHPC* | Garden City, NY |
| KUCI* | Irvine, CA |
| Taintradio | Taintradio.org |
| Jazz from Gallery 41 | online |
| Jazz After Hours | Syndicated |
| Jazz & Blues Radio Tour | The Netherlands |
| WOWD | Tacoma Park, MD |
| KZSU | Stanford, CA |
| KSJD | Cortez, CO |
| WBGU | East Orland, ME |
| WCDB | Chicago, IL |
| KANU | Lawrence, KS |
| WMUA | Amherst, MA |
| UMFM | Winnipeg, Canada |
| WFMT Jazz Satellite Network | Syndicated |
| Curt Jazz Radio | Live365 |
| WJSU | Jackson, MS |
| WDCB | Chicago, IL |
| Radio Phoenix | Phoenix, AZ |
| KXCI | Tuscon, AZ |
| Maine Public Broadcasting | Bangor, ME |
| WUMD | Dartmouth, MA |
| WFWM | Frostburgh, MD |
| WERU | East Orland, ME |
| WFAI | Minneapolis, MN |
| Syndicated Public Jazz | Syndicated |
| CFRO | Vancouver, BC |
| WMCB | Greenfield, MA |
| KCSB | Santa Barbara, CA |
| WLNZ | Lansing, MI |
| WWUH | Hartford, CT |
| WGVU | Grand Rapids, MI |
| WCLK | Atlanta, GA |
| WWSP | Stevens Point, WI |
| WSSB | Orangeburg, SC |
| WMNR | Monroe, CT |
| KBUT | Crested Butte, CO |
| WECS | Willimantic, CT |
| WHCJ | Savannah, GA |
| WDPS | Dayton, OH |
| KEUL | Girdwood, AK |
| KABF | Little Rock, AR |
| KZSC | Santa Cruz, CA |
| KVNF | Paonia, CO |
| KDNK | Carbondale, CO |
| KAFM | Grand Junction, CO |
| WMNR | Monroe, CT |
| WPKN | Bridgeport, CT |
| WUMD | North Dartmouth, MA |
| WFWM | Frostburg, MD |
| WERU | East Orland, ME |
| PureJazzRadio.com | Online |
| WZBT | Gettysburgh, PA |
| KTEP | El Paso, TX |
| WWPV | Colchester, VT |
| KRZA | Alamosa, CO |
| WFCF | St Augustine, FL |
| KZMU | Moab, UT |
| KSER | Seattle, WA |
| KRFC | Ft Collins, CO |
| Sun Music | Online |
| KMUD | Redway, CA |
| WTJU | Charlottesville, VA |
| WPRB | Princeton, NJ |
| KEWU | Spokane, WA |
| WICR | Indianapolis, IN |
| Top 5 Adds | NACCharts May 8 |
| Most Added | JazzWeek May 13 |
Beata Pater – vocal
Aoki Hiromu – piano
Dan Feiszli – bass
Brynn Albanese – violin
Emily Lanzone – violin
Peter Jandula-Hudson – viola
Barbara Spencer – cello
Steffen Kuehn – trumpet/flugelhorn
John Gove – trombone
Meredith Brown – french horn
Aaron Lington – bass clarinet/alto flute
Label: B&B Records
Artist: Beata Pater
Title: Tet
Catalog Number: BB0422
UPC Code: 826049999996
Media Release Date: May 9, 2019
Recording info
Produced by Beata Pater
Core arrangements – Beata Pater/Aoki Hiromu
String arrangements – Alex Danson
Wind and brass arrangement – Aaron Lington
Recording Engineer – Mike Gibson
Recording Engineer – Steve Crimmel
Recording Engineer – Jeremy Goody
Mix Engineer – Dan Feiszli
Mastering Engineer – Ken Lee
Graphic artist – Fleur Spolidor
Landscape image – Kapple Media
Cover Photo – Jacqueline Amparo
Executive Producer – Mike Gibson
Tracks
“She is the epitome of jazz, in her own delightful way.”
This is Beata Pater’s ninth CD release and “Tet,” the album title, is the ninth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, as well as the symbol
“Tet” by Beata Pater shines with startling artistry”
Beautiful interpretations and lush renderings permeate “Tet.” While there is much about this album to warrant multiple spins, the songs “Little Sunflower” and “I Feel
“A delectable palette of goodies for millennials who wish they were around back in the day.”
For someone with pretty much of a mainstream ‘real life‘ Pater has made a real point of showing off her art chick side when it
“The thing about Beata Pater’s magical vocals is that she is TOTALLY unique”
No boundaries jazz magical vocals Beata Pater – TET: The thing about Beata Pater’s magical vocals is that she is TOTALLY unique, and you’ll find
“She attempts to push her creativity further than ever…”
Called Tet because there are 9 tunes on the album, ‘tet’ is the 9th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and the symbol for number 9.
“彼女は、ヴァイオリニストの為か、彼女の歌は、ヴァイオリン的なものを感じさせる。”
During her 10 years living in Japan, she taught violin at Yamaha, worked as a CBS Sony’s studio singer, worked as a commercial and back-up singer, and at the same time appeared as a jazz club with Hiromu Aoki (p), and many others. Today, she has moved
With every new recording, the extraordinary Beata Pater defies predictability. What can always be expected though are rich musicality, fascinating settings, a wonderful repertoire and Beata’s unique and compelling vocal style.
For this album Beata has surrounded herself with an 18-piece ensemble – a wind and brass double quartet, a double string quartet, piano and bass – for a delightful set of nine brilliant interpretations of a pair of iconic jazz works, three time-honored American Songbook classics, a modern standard by Bill Cantos and three originals by Beata’s longtime friend and colleague Alan Chip White.
Tet is Beata’s ninth album, and aptly titled not only because it is the ninth letter of the Hebrew alphabet and the symbol for 9, but also as Beata explains: “It is symbolic of creativity, a vessel which holds something within, a womb for creation. Goodness is hidden within it.”
The winds and horns – trumpet/flugelhorn; trombone; French horn; bass clarinet/alto flute – and strings – a standard string quartet of two violins, viola and cello – each play two distinct parts written for the album by Aaron Lington (winds and brass) and Alex Danson (strings). The core arrangements are by Beata and the album’s pianist Hiromu Aoki.
The outstanding repertoire includes Freddie Hubbard’s Little Sunflower and Chick Corea’s Crystal Silence (with lyrics by Al Jarreau and Neville Potter respectively); timeless gems Invitation, Old Devil Moon and Lazy Afternoon; Bill Cantos’ I Feel You and the three Alan Chip White items that close the album, The Countess, Strays and Ode to Max.
With the marvelous interplay between Beata and her piano/double bass tandem of Hiromu Aoki and Dan Feiszli, and the sumptuous arrangements embellishing her radiantly captivating voice, Tet is another stunning example of the superb artistry and consummate creativity that is Beata Pater.
Tet on the Radio | |
| * indicates top 10 | |
| WDNA | Miami, FL |
| WGBH | Boston, MA |
| KBEM | Minneapolis, MN |
| KCSM | San Mateo, CA |
| KPFA | Berkeley, CA |
| KSDS | San Diego, CA |
| Polskie Radio | Poland |
| WHFC* | Bel Air, MD |
| WCSF* | Joliet, IL |
| WWSU* | Dayton, OH |
| WUNH* | Durham, NH |
| WHPC* | Garden City, NY |
| KUCI* | Irvine, CA |
| Taintradio | Taintradio.org |
| Jazz from Gallery 41 | online |
| Jazz After Hours | Syndicated |
| Jazz & Blues Radio Tour | The Netherlands |
| WOWD | Tacoma Park, MD |
| KZSU | Stanford, CA |
| KSJD | Cortez, CO |
| WBGU | East Orland, ME |
| WCDB | Chicago, IL |
| KANU | Lawrence, KS |
| WMUA | Amherst, MA |
| UMFM | Winnipeg, Canada |
| WFMT Jazz Satellite Network | Syndicated |
| Curt Jazz Radio | Live365 |
| WJSU | Jackson, MS |
| WDCB | Chicago, IL |
| Radio Phoenix | Phoenix, AZ |
| KXCI | Tuscon, AZ |
| Maine Public Broadcasting | Bangor, ME |
| WUMD | Dartmouth, MA |
| WFWM | Frostburgh, MD |
| WERU | East Orland, ME |
| WFAI | Minneapolis, MN |
| Syndicated Public Jazz | Syndicated |
| CFRO | Vancouver, BC |
| WMCB | Greenfield, MA |
| KCSB | Santa Barbara, CA |
| WLNZ | Lansing, MI |
| WWUH | Hartford, CT |
| WGVU | Grand Rapids, MI |
| WCLK | Atlanta, GA |
| WWSP | Stevens Point, WI |
| WSSB | Orangeburg, SC |
| WMNR | Monroe, CT |
| KBUT | Crested Butte, CO |
| WECS | Willimantic, CT |
| WHCJ | Savannah, GA |
| WDPS | Dayton, OH |
| KEUL | Girdwood, AK |
| KABF | Little Rock, AR |
| KZSC | Santa Cruz, CA |
| KVNF | Paonia, CO |
| KDNK | Carbondale, CO |
| KAFM | Grand Junction, CO |
| WMNR | Monroe, CT |
| WPKN | Bridgeport, CT |
| WUMD | North Dartmouth, MA |
| WFWM | Frostburg, MD |
| WERU | East Orland, ME |
| PureJazzRadio.com | Online |
| WZBT | Gettysburgh, PA |
| KTEP | El Paso, TX |
| WWPV | Colchester, VT |
| KRZA | Alamosa, CO |
| WFCF | St Augustine, FL |
| KZMU | Moab, UT |
| KSER | Seattle, WA |
| KRFC | Ft Collins, CO |
| Sun Music | Online |
| KMUD | Redway, CA |
| WTJU | Charlottesville, VA |
| WPRB | Princeton, NJ |
| KEWU | Spokane, WA |
| WICR | Indianapolis, IN |
| Top 5 Adds | NACCharts May 8 |
| Most Added | JazzWeek May 13 |
Beata Pater – vocal
Aoki Hiromu – piano
Dan Feiszli – bass
Brynn Albanese – violin
Emily Lanzone – violin
Peter Jandula-Hudson – viola
Barbara Spencer – cello
Steffen Kuehn – trumpet/flugelhorn
John Gove – trombone
Meredith Brown – french horn
Aaron Lington – bass clarinet/alto flute
Label: B&B Records
Artist: Beata Pater
Title: Tet
Catalog Number: BB0422
UPC Code: 826049999996
Media Release Date: May 9, 2019
Recording info
Produced by Beata Pater
Core arrangements – Beata Pater/Aoki Hiromu
String arrangements – Alex Danson
Wind and brass arrangement – Aaron Lington
Recording Engineer – Mike Gibson
Recording Engineer – Steve Crimmel
Recording Engineer – Jeremy Goody
Mix Engineer – Dan Feiszli
Mastering Engineer – Ken Lee
Graphic artist – Fleur Spolidor
Landscape image – Kapple Media
Cover Photo – Jacqueline Amparo
Executive Producer – Mike Gibson