Liebman’s Dream Of Nite Set for Release

  I  

Verve Records will release Dream of Nite from Dave Liebman, Roberto Tarenzi, Paolo Benedettini, and Tony Arco on Nov. 6. The album’s six pieces were recorded live in Italy in 2005, and feature Liebman on tenor, soprano sax and recorder, Tarenzi on piano, Benedettini on double bass and Arco on drums.

The group plays Miles Davis’ “Fran Dance,” which Liebman says is “played here at a tempo considered quite challenging by jazz players.” Liebman calls the more free-form “En Noir,” written by Tarenzi, “an example of a style of playing which we call technically ‘time, no changes,’ first popularized by Ornette Coleman in the late 1950s and then the Miles Davis Quintet of the ‘60s.”

Dream of Nite closes with the tile track, written by Liebman and inspired by Wayne Shorter’s “Night Dreamer.”

More info: vervemusicgroup.com



  • Bela_Fleck_on_CNN_with_Fredricka_Whitfield_2026.jpg

    Belá Fleck during an interview with Fredrika Whitfield on CNN.

  • KP2_Print_copy.jpg

    ​Peplowski first came to prominence in legacy swing bands, including the final iteration of the Benny Goodman Orchestra, before beginning a solo career in the late 1980s.

  • 2707_Pressphoto2_copy_2.jpg

    The success of Oregon’s first album, 1971’s Music Of Another Present Era, allowed Towner to establish a solo career.

  • DAddario_RSWAB-LG_oninstrument1hi-res_copy.jpg

    Rico’s Anti-Microbial Instrument Swab

  • Richie_Beirach_neu.jpg

    Richie Beirach was particularly renowned for his approach to chromatic harmony, which he used to improvise reharmonizations of originals and standards.


On Sale Now
March 2026
Maria Schneider
Look Inside
Subscribe
Print | Digital | iPad