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    Jazz Times: by Bill Milwokski. MAY 2010
Argentine pianist-composer Emilio Teubal assembled an international cast of emerging jazz talent for his second release as a leader. The Swirling Ping-Pong is so named for the bouncing back and forth of the engaging melody between two soprano sxs, Cuban Xavier perez and Brazilian Felipe Salles. The mysterious "Before the Outerspace" features some soothing tenor sax work by Perez alongside the lush clarinet playing of Ivan Barenboim. On the brisk, chop-busting chorinio (T)La Arania '08, Teubal plays accordion against Japanese bassist Moto Fukushima's deep groove on six-string electric. download article
Cadence Magazine: by Robert Iannapollo. MAY 2010
Un monton de notas is the second disc by Emilio Teubal's Balteuband. Teubal is a keyboardist, Spanish born of Argentinian heritage but currently based in New York. read more
Latin Jazz Network: by Raul Da Gama
"....Emilio Teubal is making a name for himself among the growing roster of young modern pianists and musicians"(October 2009) ) read article
Chicago Jazznet: by Brad Walseth
"Un Monton de Notas is one of the strongest Latin jazz albums of the year and one I highly recommend for listeners looking for something new."(October 2009) read article
The Big City (Blog): by George Grella>
....Teubal clearly has a fulfilling idea of what he wants to do, it’s worth doing and he does it so well that he sounds like no one else. This is a CD worth seeking out, and a musician worth watching..(September 2009) read full article
El Intruso (Argentina): by Marcelo Morales
(October 2009) read article
Jazz Inside Magazine: by Cathy Gruenfelder
"This music is complex and forward thinking while remaining elegant, accessible, and even danceable at times"(August 2009) read more
Ejazznews: by Edward Blanco
New York-based pianist and composer Emilio Teubal presents his sophomore effort with “Un Monton de Notas” (a bunch of notes) and follow up to his critically acclaimed 2006 debut “La Balteuband,” continuing a musical journey of non-traditional improvised light jazz diced with elements of the Argentinean musical flavor.(August 2009) read more
Suite101.com: by Sarah Canice Funke
Emilo Teubal is a composer at home in both avant garde and jazz, and the album Un Montón de Notas ("A Pile of Notes") wanders back and forth between the two genres like a friendly neighbor without fences.(September 2009) read more |
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