David Virelles
David Virelles

David Virelles

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David Virelles's Top Spotify Songs

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Artist Name
Sonic Anomaly
855 streams
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Fitití Ñongo
733 streams
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Heart In Hand
315 streams
4
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Confidencial
86 streams
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NYChepinsón
84 streams
855
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Sonic Anomaly

Chris Potter, David Virelles, Joe Martin, Marcus Gilmore, Joe Martin
733
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315
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Heart In Hand

Chris Potter, David Virelles, Joe Martin, Marcus Gilmore, Joe Martin
86
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Confidencial

David Virelles, Ben Street
84
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80
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68
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Ilimba

Chris Potter, David Virelles, Joe Martin, Marcus Gilmore, Joe Martin
48
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43
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40
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Yasodhara

Chris Potter, David Virelles, Joe Martin, Marcus Gilmore, Joe Martin

David Virelles's YouTube Videos

28.9K
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David Virelles Continuum: One

DAVID VIRELLES

David Virelles Continuum: One
Youtube
28.9K views
Sep 07, 2012
4.4K
Views

David Virelles IDEOGRAMAS

DAVID VIRELLES

David Virelles IDEOGRAMAS
Youtube
4.4K views
Oct 26, 2016
1.8K
Views

David Virelles: One - Continuum Teaser

DAVID VIRELLES

David Virelles: One - Continuum Teaser
Youtube
1.8K views
Aug 26, 2012

David Virelles's Top Spotify Playlists in the past 3 Months

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Events17 Events

Mar
21-24
Big Ears Festival
United States
USA
, KnoxvilleN/A N/A
Past
Sep
23
David Virelles at The Jazz Gallery
United States
USA
, New York0 - 500 Club
Past
Sep
22
David Virelles at The Jazz Gallery
United States
USA
, New York0 - 500 Club
Past
Jul
07-16
Umbria Jazz
Italy
ITA
, PerugiaN/A N/A
Past
Mar-Apr
30-02
Big Ears Festival
United States
USA
, KnoxvilleN/A N/A
Past

David Virelles's Past Events17 Events

  • Big Ears Festival festival

    Jon Batiste, André 3000, AdriAnne Lenker, Herbie Hancock, Hermanos Gutiérrez, Fatoumata Diawara, Kurt Vile, MAVI, Digable Planets, Rhiannon Giddens, Molly Tuttle, Kokoroko, Julian Lage, Hurray For The Riff Raff, Laurie Anderson, Brad Mehldau, Aoife O'Donovan, Roc Marciano, Pink Siifu, Roger Eno, bar italia, Carl Craig, Christian McBride, Colin Stetson, Fly Anakin, Beth Orton, Billy Woods, Armand Hammer, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Charles Lloyd, Son Rompe Pera, Amythyst Kiah, Resavoir, Leyla McCalla, John Paul Jones, Kassa Overall, Kristin Hersh, Shabaka Hutchings, Marc Ribot, Laraaji, Unwound, Edgar Meyer, Cedric Burnside, Joanna Sternberg, Colleen, Jlin, Joan Shelley, Brandon Coleman, Sam Amidon, King Britt, aja monet, Slauson Malone, Jakob Bro, Third Coast Percussion, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Dibia$E, Jason Moran, Caroline Shaw, Yasmin Williams, Finom, John Medeski, Golden Highway, Jake Blount, Mighty Poplar, Claire Rousay, Mary Halvorson, KMRU, James Brandon Lewis, Secret Chiefs 3, Zsela, Horse Lords, Hatis Noit, The Messthetics, Samora Pinderhughes, Low Leaf, Tord Gustavsen, Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, Suzi Analogue, Jana Horn, SHABAKA, Dave Holland Quartet, Bitchin Bajas, Trio Mediaeval, Nik Bärtsch, Fred Frith, Nadah el Shazly, Sofia Rei, DJ Heather, Jorge Roeder, Cyro Baptista, Darcy James Argue's Secret Society, Chocolate Genius Inc., Tyondai Braxton, Trevor Dunn, Myriam Gendron, Joe Russo, JG Thirlwell, Ka Baird, Charlie Dark, Francesco Turrisi, Ches Smith, David Virelles, Henry Threadgill, Davóne Tines, Anssi Karttunen, Tomeka Reid, Elliott Sharp, Computer Jay, Wayne Horvitz, JJJJJerome Ellis, Myra Melford, Faun Fables, Sex Mob, Ahleuchatistas, River Guerguerian, Titan To Tachyons, Kirk Knuffke, Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Eyvind Kang, Robin Holcomb, Suphala, Matt Mitchell, Mr. Sun, SIMON HANES, Molly Lewis, Anna Webber, Sunken Cages, Joshua Abrams, Jessika Kenney, Danni Lee, Eric Mingus, Tomas Fujiwara, Yvette Janine Jackson, Brandon Ross, Elsa M'bala, Helen Gillet, Void Patrol, Ash Fure, Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog, Colloboh
    USA, Knoxville
    Small
  • David Virelles at The Jazz Gallery

    David Virelles
    The Jazz Gallery
    USA, New York
    Club0 - 500
  • David Virelles at The Jazz Gallery

    David Virelles
    The Jazz Gallery
    USA, New York
    Club0 - 500
  • Umbria Jazz festival

    Bob Dylan, Mika, Joe Bonamassa, Herbie Hancock, Samara Joy, Snarky Puppy, Paolo Conte, Benny Goodman, Rhiannon Giddens, Stewart Copeland, Artie Shaw, Bill Frisell, John Patitucci, Paolo Fresu, Stefano Bollani, Branford Marsalis, Brandee Younger, Ben Harper And The Innocent Criminals, Marc Ribot, Brad Mehldau Trio, Kenny Barron, Gerald Clayton, Somi, Johnathan Blake, Enrico Pieranunzi, Nduduzo Makhathini, Enrico Rava, Miguel Zenon, Kyle Eastwood, Fred Hersch, Fabrizio Bosso, Danilo Perez, J.P. Bimeni, Danilo Rea, Ray Gelato, Gianluca Petrella, Mitch Woods, Kenny Barron Trio, Francesco Turrisi, Dado Moroni, Olivia Trummer, Luis Perdomo, David Virelles, Rita Marcotulli, Mauro Ottolini, Vanessa Tagliabue Yorke, Nicola Angelucci, Enrico Morello, Gregory Tardy, Adam Cruz, Pietro Tonolo, The Swingers Orchestra, Mwenso & the Shakes, Giancarlo Bianchetti, Mixmonk
    ITA, Perugia
    Medium
  • Big Ears Festival festival

    Iron & Wine, Sierra Ferrell, Ichiko Aoba, Los Lobos, Andrew Bird, Amadou & Mariam, Grouper, Devendra Banhart, David Byrne, Son Lux, The Mountain Goats, Allison Russell, Lucius, Oneohtrix Point Never, Kevin Morby, Ibeyi, Julian Lage, Sona Jobarteh, Nate Smith, Tank and the Bangas, Rickie Lee Jones, Danielle Ponder, Calexico, Arooj Aftab, Sierra Hull, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Béla Fleck, Steve Reich, Christian McBride, Dave Lombardo, Bill Frisell, Billy Woods, Pino Palladino, Margaret Glaspy, Makaya McCraven, Bonny Light Horseman, Charles Lloyd, Moor Mother, Brandee Younger, Caterina Barbieri, The Bad Plus, Blake Mills, Joe Lovano, The Weather Station, Marc Ribot, Adia Victoria, Kali Malone, Antonio Sánchez, Liturgy, Algiers, Edgar Meyer, Ben Sollee, Vijay Iyer, John Zorn, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Steve Gunn, Sam Gendel, Sam Wilkes, Meridian Brothers, My Brightest Diamond, Lee Ranaldo, Sun Ra Arkestra, King Britt, Bing & Ruth, Michael Cleveland, Vinicius Cantuaria, KATE NV, Dave Eggar, Irreversible Entanglements, Caroline Shaw, Combo Chimbita, Bassekou Kouyate, Adeem the Artist, Bryan Sutton, Lonnie Holley, Bill Laswell, John Medeski, Terry Allen, Etran de L'Aïr, Josephine Foster, Theon Cross, Mary Halvorson, James Brandon Lewis, Jeff Coffin, Leo Genovese, LARRY & JOE, PETER ONE, Tyshawn Sorey, Yura Lee, Rachel Grimes, caroline, Macie Stewart, Tarta Relena, Rafiq Bhatia, Xylouris White, Carl Stone, SUSS, Éliane Radigue, Shahzad Ismaily, Jorge Roeder, Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul, David Murray, JACK Quartet, Trevor Dunn, William Parker, Justin Moses, Phill Niblock, Tessa Lark, Sarah Kirkland Snider, Simon Joyner, Wadada Leo Smith, 700 Bliss, James Blood Ulmer, Ches Smith, Luke Schneider, Reggie Workman, David Virelles, Mourning [A] BLKstar, Maeve Gilchrist, Mark Schatz, Ava Mendoza, FUJI|||||||||||TA, Chris Corsano, ZOH AMBA, Rich ruth, Yarn/Wire, Nate Wooley, Abe Rounds, Andrew Cyrille, Joe Rainey, Annea Lockwood, Viktor Krauss, SHANE PARISH, The Panhandle Mystery Band, Angélica Negrón, Parker Quartet, Evan Ziporyn, Morton Subotnick, Gyan Riley, Aurora Nealand, Mivos Quartet, Aizuri Quartet, Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Wendy Eisenberg, Big Kitty, Diatom Deli, BB WISELY, SIMON HANES, Ned Rothenberg, Shara Nova, PROTEINS OF MAGIC, Reid Anderson, Exploding Star Orchestra, Staples Jr. Singers, Kenny Wollesen, KENMUJO, KIRSTEN SOLLEK, Sarah Brailey, Brian Marsella, Catherine Lamb, Justin Adams & Mauro Durante, SAE HASHIMOTO, FRUIT LOOOPS, Gregory Tardy, Jordan Perlson, DOROTHY CARLOS, Michael Nicolas, Anthony Coleman, MATT ESPY, TARBABY, ELIZA BAGG, DAVID WATSON, Lesley Flanigan, Jorge Variego, Matt Nelson, Aaron Edgcomb, RACHEL CALLOWAY, Jack Roben, ROBERT LUNDBERG, Rob Linton, Brainweight, VARISPEED COLLECTIVE, MEGAMOON X, TIM GICK
    USA, Knoxville
    Big

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More about David Virelles

Overview of Avant-garde Jazz musician David Virelles

Talented musician David Virelles, a native of New York, is well-known in the jazz community, especially in the avant-garde jazz subgenre. Virelles pushes the boundaries of the genre with his singular musical style and in-depth knowledge of jazz traditions, enthralling audiences with his inventive and emotive compositions.

Known for his exceptional piano playing, Virelles demonstrates his unmatched technical prowess while bringing a variety of emotions to his work. His songs frequently include sophisticated melodic structures, unusual time signatures, and complex harmonies, which makes for an engrossing and exciting listening experience. Virelles creates a sound that is both well-known and ground-breaking by skillfully fusing conventional jazz elements with avant-garde influences.

Listeners are greatly affected by Virelles' music, which evokes a wide range of emotions and takes them to new sound realms. His aptitude for fusing many musical genres and experimenting with unorthodox methods distinguishes him as an avant-garde jazz musician. Virelles continues to push the frontiers of jazz with his creative methods, mesmerizing audiences with his distinctive musical vision.

To sum up, David Virelles is an exceptionally talented and creative musician who has had a considerable influence on jazz, especially in the area of avant-garde jazz. He is a great force to be reckoned with on the jazz world thanks to his ability to combine tradition and creativity and his fascinating performances.

What are the most popular songs for Avant-garde Jazz musician David Virelles?

A well-known jazz performer from New York, David Virelles has mesmerized listeners with his avant-garde jazz compositions. "Fititi Nongo," "Sonic Anomaly," "Kiriba," "New Orleans Under Water (Nueva Orleans Bajo Agua)," "Moving On," "Heart In Hand," "Free Labour," "The Dreamer Is The Dream," "Queen Nzinga," and "Ilimba" are some of his most well-known songs.

"Fititi Nongo" demonstrates Virelles' talent for fusing conventional jazz elements with cutting-edge musical techniques. The song's rich melodies and unexpected chord progressions take listeners on a rhythmic trip. Similar to this, "Sonic Anomaly" pushes the limits of jazz by utilizing unusual noises and avant-garde textures.

Virelles' range as a composer is demonstrated by songs like "Kiriba" and "New Orleans Under Water (Nueva Orleans Bajo Agua)," which are also noteworthy. Each song offers a distinctive aural experience by fusing jazz avant-garde sensibilities with Caribbean and Latin American musical influences.

The songs "Movin' On," "Heart In Hand," "Free Labour," "The Dreamer Is The Dream," "Queen Nzinga," and "Ilimba" are more examples of Virelles' musical skill. His ability to write dynamic tunes that push the limits of conventional jazz while still retaining a strong sense of melody and rhythm is demonstrated in these songs.

David Virelles has made a name for himself in the avant-garde jazz field with his creative and cutting-edge approach to jazz. His well-known songs, like "Fititi Nongo," "Sonic Anomaly," and other hits, provide listeners with a distinctive and engrossing musical experience.

What are the latest songs and music albums for Avant-garde Jazz musician David Virelles?

American jazz and avant-garde jazz artist David Virelles, from New York, has recently produced some mesmerizing pieces. The remarkable musicianship and cutting-edge musical style on Virelles' most recent CD, "Front Street Duets (2022)," are on full display. Listeners are taken on a captivating journey by the rich melodies and rhythmic experiments on this CD. Each song on "Front Street Duets" offers a distinctive aural experience, showcasing Virelles' proficiency in his field.

A captivating single called "NYCchepinson (2023)" was also published by Virelles in addition to his album. In this song, he demonstrates his talent at fusing several musical styles to create a mesmerizing fusion of jazz and avant-garde elements. Virelles challenges the limits of conventional jazz and provides listeners with a novel and thrilling musical experience with his complicated compositions and energetic performances.

"Antenna (2016)," another standout hit by Virelles, exhibits his distinctive musical style. This song's sophisticated melodies and complicated rhythms work together to create a compelling aural environment that captivates listeners from the very first note. "Antenna" demonstrates Virelles' talent for flawlessly fusing many musical elements, making it a must-listen for jazz lovers and followers of avant-garde jazz.

David Virelles is enthralling listeners with his avant-garde style and pushing the frontiers of jazz with his most recent album and songs. He stands out as a very great musician thanks to his capacity to meld various musical influences and produce compelling tunes. Discover the distinctive musical landscapes David Virelles creates as you enter the captivating world of his music.

Which are the most important music performances and festival appearances for Avant-garde Jazz musician David Virelles?

A renowned jazz and avant-garde jazz musician from New York, David Virelles has performed at a number of illustrious venues and festivals over the course of his career. His spellbinding performances have made an enduring impression on audiences all across the world. The Big Ears Festival, Newport Jazz Festival, Umbria Jazz, Spoleto Festival, and Long Play Festival are notable venues where he has performed.

Virelles captivated the audience at the storied Birdland Jazz Club with his avant-garde approach to jazz. His complex piano melodies and ability of improvisation demonstrated his command of the style. It was a genuinely amazing experience made possible by the intimate setting of Birdland, which allowed the audience to fully immerse themselves in his musical journey.

The Big Ears Festival stands out among his festival appearances as a particularly strong example of his talent. He had the ideal setting to expand the parameters of conventional jazz at this avant-garde music event. Both music critics and his contemporaries have been profoundly impacted by his singular synthesis of influences and experimental soundscapes.

Virelles has graced many other places and festivals in addition to these memorable performances, stunning audiences with his musical skills. He stands out as a truly innovative performer because of his ability to adroitly combine avant-garde elements with classic jazz.

David Virelles has established himself as a forerunner in the world of jazz and avant-garde jazz music through his appearances at famous festivals like the Big Ears Festival as well as concerts at renowned locations like Birdland Jazz Club. His contributions to the genre are still captivating and motivating fans around.

Which are the most important collaborations with other musicians for Avant-garde Jazz musician David Virelles?

Jazz musician from New York David Virelles has worked with a number of well-known musicians in the jazz and avant-garde jazz genres. His work with Chris Potter, Marcus Gilmore, and Joe Martin on "Sonic Anomaly," "Kiriba," "New Orleans Under Water (Nueva Orleans Bajo Agua," and "Moving On" is among his most significant collaborations. He also worked with Jane Bunnett on "Moving On" and Chris Potter, Marcus Gilmore, and Joe Martin on "Heart In Hand" and Jane Bunnett on "New Orleans Under Water."

The song "Sonic Anomaly" by Chris Potter, Marcus Gilmore, and Joe Martin is one of their memorable collaborations. This song exemplifies Virelles' talent at fusing many musical genres together to provide a singular aural experience. The cooperation with Potter, Gilmore, and Martin adds complexity and depth to the piece, making it more dynamic and enthralling.

With Jane Bunnett and Kieran Overs, the song "Kiriba" is another memorable collaboration. This song exemplifies Virelles' capacity to work with other musicians from various backgrounds and produce a seamless blend of musical styles. Bunnett's saxophone, Overs' bass, and Virelles' inventive piano playing combine to produce an enthralling, dynamic sound that challenges the limits of conventional jazz music.

These two examples show Virelles' versatility as a musician and his capacity to make appealing music with a wide spectrum of performers, even if each of his collaborations is noteworthy in and of themselves. In addition to broadening his own musical interests, Virelles has advanced jazz and avant-garde jazz music through these collaborations.