ENRIQUE HANEINE brand new album "Unlayered" released April 3, 2020 with 11 original compositions.
Thomas Heberer-Trumpet, Catherine Sikora-Tenor &Soprano Saxophones, Christof Knoche-Bass Clarinet, Jay Anderson-Acoustic Bass, Enrique Haneine-Drums,Cymbals, Udu Drum and Tambourine.
ENRIQUE HANEINE album "The Mind's Mural" released August 24, 2018 with 11 original compositions.
Anna Webber-Tenor Saxophone, Catherine Sikora-Tenor & Soprano Saxophones,Carlo de Rosa-Acoustic Bass,
Enrique Haneine-Drums,Cymbals, Udu Drum.
ENRIQUE HANEINE album "Instants of Time" released January 8, 2016 with 13 original compositions.
Lori Cotler-Voice, Lex Samu-Trumpet, Catherine Sikora-Tenor & Soprano Saxophones, Michael Rorby-Trombone,
Carlo de Rosa-Acoustic Bass, Enrique Haneine-Drums,Cymbals, Udu Drum and Tambourine.
Quartet with Enrique Haneine on Piano
Shane Endsley-Trumpet, Carlo de Rosa-Bass, Allison Miller-Drums.
*Award Winner*
AllAboutJazz - New York's Best of 2005. Albums of the Year
AGRAZING MAZE CD REVIEWS:
"Technically, pianist Enrique Haneine . . . [is] first-rate, to say the least."
Budd Kopman, critic, All About Jazz
"The title piece [At the End of the Day] is a Haneine composition that, with its relaxing piano-led tempo, would be a most welcome respite for one's cerebral regrouping after a long day. In addition, Haneine contributes the sprightly percussive Gerber Blender and the delightfully open We Apologize For the Inconvenience. The former titillates with varying thematic content and textures . . . ."
Elliott Simon, critic, All About Jazz
"Pianist Enrique Haneine contributes three original tunes. We Apologize For the Inconvenience is quite eclectic—at moments sparse and angular, at others funky with a pocket. Also penned by Haneine, Gerber Blender has a quirky, hole-filled melody . . . . The final tune by the pianist is the ballad At the End of the Day—but don't expect the tension or level of interaction to decrease just because this is a ballad."
Dave Miele, critic, Jazz Improv
"Their music, although fitting into today's esthetic, sounds entirely unique, and as such, is an achievement."
"This album continues to reward the sensitive listener even after many listens...it's easily recommended."
- All About Jazz
"A while ago I caught Agrazing Maze putting a kaleidoscopic twist on its impressive base material.
As the thematic lines got hazy, they were replaced by a mercurial group improv that knew where it was going."
- The Village Voice
Full Reviews :
Jazz Improv Magazine (Fall 2005) | All About Jazz (Sept.20.05) | All About Jazz (Mar.25.05)
1. We Apologize For The Inconvenience
2. HB
3. Pent-Up House
4. Gerber Blender
5. At the End of the Day
6. 5 am Stroll
7. Nefertiti
8. Forotto
9. A Phrase
Shane Endsley-Trumpet, Carlo de Rosa-Bass, Allison Miller-Drums.
*Award Winner*
AllAboutJazz - New York's Best of 2005. Albums of the Year
AGRAZING MAZE CD REVIEWS:
"Technically, pianist Enrique Haneine . . . [is] first-rate, to say the least."
Budd Kopman, critic, All About Jazz
"The title piece [At the End of the Day] is a Haneine composition that, with its relaxing piano-led tempo, would be a most welcome respite for one's cerebral regrouping after a long day. In addition, Haneine contributes the sprightly percussive Gerber Blender and the delightfully open We Apologize For the Inconvenience. The former titillates with varying thematic content and textures . . . ."
Elliott Simon, critic, All About Jazz
"Pianist Enrique Haneine contributes three original tunes. We Apologize For the Inconvenience is quite eclectic—at moments sparse and angular, at others funky with a pocket. Also penned by Haneine, Gerber Blender has a quirky, hole-filled melody . . . . The final tune by the pianist is the ballad At the End of the Day—but don't expect the tension or level of interaction to decrease just because this is a ballad."
Dave Miele, critic, Jazz Improv
"Their music, although fitting into today's esthetic, sounds entirely unique, and as such, is an achievement."
"This album continues to reward the sensitive listener even after many listens...it's easily recommended."
- All About Jazz
"A while ago I caught Agrazing Maze putting a kaleidoscopic twist on its impressive base material.
As the thematic lines got hazy, they were replaced by a mercurial group improv that knew where it was going."
- The Village Voice
Full Reviews :
Jazz Improv Magazine (Fall 2005) | All About Jazz (Sept.20.05) | All About Jazz (Mar.25.05)
1. We Apologize For The Inconvenience
2. HB
3. Pent-Up House
4. Gerber Blender
5. At the End of the Day
6. 5 am Stroll
7. Nefertiti
8. Forotto
9. A Phrase
THE OTHER SIDE
Original demo type Compositions by Enrique Haneine, inspired by funk, pop, and R&B, each song is smartly paired with soulful vocals
Somos Tu y Yo mp3
Al Amanecer mp3
Mi Deseo Eterno mp3
Gypsy Princess mp3
Handful of Time mp3
Talk to Me mp3
Keep You Shinning mp3
My Bubble Life mp3
Never Gonna Get You Back mp3
Enrique Haneine performed for UNESCO International Jazz Day on April 30, 2012 at the UN General Assembly Hall in New York City.
Enrique played with National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master Candido Camero, JJA Jazz Award Percussionist of the year and Multi Grammy Nominee Bobby Sanabria and Sheila E. among others.
The event featured many of the finest Jazz musicians in the world including Herbie Hancock, Tony Bennett, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, Wynton Marsalis, George Duke, Jack DeJohnette, Danilo Perez, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Kahn, Christian McBride, Lang Lang and many more. The event was co-hosted by Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Quincy Jones.
NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE
Enrique played with National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master Candido Camero, JJA Jazz Award Percussionist of the year and Multi Grammy Nominee Bobby Sanabria and Sheila E. among others.
The event featured many of the finest Jazz musicians in the world including Herbie Hancock, Tony Bennett, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, Wynton Marsalis, George Duke, Jack DeJohnette, Danilo Perez, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Kahn, Christian McBride, Lang Lang and many more. The event was co-hosted by Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Quincy Jones.
NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE
VARIOUS
excerpted from the ...and friends recording:
Piano-Violin Duo (Enrique Haneine & Mark Feldman)
excerpted from the art stand recording:
I'll Be Seeing You
ChaBlues
Obsession
Yesterdays
Reflections
Performance at Nuyorican (NYC)
VIDEO
Performance at Sweetrhythm (NYC) with Bobby Sanabria's Quarteto Ache
VIDEO
excerpted from the ...and friends recording:
Piano-Violin Duo (Enrique Haneine & Mark Feldman)
excerpted from the art stand recording:
I'll Be Seeing You
ChaBlues
Obsession
Yesterdays
Reflections
Performance at Nuyorican (NYC)
VIDEO
Performance at Sweetrhythm (NYC) with Bobby Sanabria's Quarteto Ache
VIDEO