Franklin Kiermyer

Drums
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08/18/2022
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Davis Whitfield quartet & JAM SESSION
04/28/2022
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Scatter The Atoms That Remain
10/11/2019
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Davis Whitfield "After-hours"
05/29/2019
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Scatter The Atoms That Remain
04/11/2019
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Davis Whitfield Quartet "After-hours"
04/04/2019
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Davis Whitfield Quartet "After-hours"
03/14/2019
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Davis Whitfield Trio "After-hours"
03/07/2019
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Davis Whitfield Trio "After-hours"
12/06/2018
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Davis Whitfield Trio "After-hours"
11/29/2018
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Jovan Alexandre "After-hours"
11/23/2018
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Davis Whitfield "After-hours"
09/20/2018
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Davis Whitfield "After-hours"
09/13/2018
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Jovan Alexandre "After-hours"
06/15/2018
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Davis Whitfield "After-hours"
09/21/2017
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Jovan Alexandre - After-hours Jam Session
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Drummer, composer and bandleader Franklin Kiermyer is known mostly for his expansive style of drumming, distinct sound and the spiritual focus of his music. • “Kiermyer plays and composes with an almost evangelical belief in jazz as a form of pure inspiration.” Entertainment Weekly • “Drummer Franklin Kiermyer is that rare jazzman – blessed with the ecstatic quality of his free-bop attack.” Rolling Stone Magazine • “Kiermyer supercharges spiritual modality … he plays with volcanic authority.” Down Beat Magazine • SCATTER THE ATOMS THAT REMAIN • http://scattertheatoms.com. • Ben Solomon - saxophone, Davis Whitfield - piano, Otto Gardner - bass. • Spirit and magic - what lies beyond mere intellect. The soul - the heart - the qualities that set us free ... this transformative power of music is what Scatter The Atoms That Remain is all about. Music can open our hearts. That’s the purpose of this band. Our goal is to rest in that openness and let go. The more we practice this, the more our natural faith develops. The music finds its strength in that. That’s what we want to share. • "... a sense of shared catharsis through music that is at once majestic, ferocious, and relatable ... the words “ecstasy” and “ecstatic” appear almost predictably, but sometimes a word is just right. Scatter The Atoms That Remain channel the kind of beautiful, disciplined intensity exemplified by late John Coltrane. This type of universal, non-denominational spirituality simply feels good." ~ Jazz At Lincoln Center