Source: A Closer Listen.
Ricarda Cometa ~ Ricarda Cometa 2
The women of pan y rosa discos
Hoshiko Yamane ~ Threads
Source: A Closer Listen.
Ricarda Cometa ~ Ricarda Cometa 2
The women of pan y rosa discos
Hoshiko Yamane ~ Threads
Source: LondonJazz.
Heading up his youthful ZIM MUSIC Septet, Braxton kicked off their intense, 75-minute set with a mighty flurry on alto, a parallel revisit to For Alto’s landmark premise, demonstrating that, at 72 years, he retains his fluency, technical command and unquenchable appetite for musical adventure. And this was not straight jazz instrumentation – no drums, no bass, no piano. Instead, with Braxton to left of stage on saxes, the septet comprised brass from Taylor Ho Bynum (cornets and trombone) directly opposite him, to right of stage, the two harps of Jacqueline Kerrod and Miriam Overlach, one either side of the performance area, with Adam Matlock on accordion (and occasional recorder), violinist Jean Cook and Dan Perks on tuba, centre stage.
-Volume I: https://goo.gl/SK7Hqz-Volume II: https://goo.gl/zM3Y2R-Volume III: https://goo.gl/SRTZqD-Volume IV: https://goo.gl/V9tbkN-Volume V: https://goo.gl/pSjQoS
Source: Creative Music Guild. Lineup will include:
Mark Dresser (San Diego)
Dana Reason Ensemble: a tribute to Pauline Oliveros,
Bad Luck (Seattle)
This Saxophone Kills Fascists (Arrington de Dionyso)
Helen Gillet (New Orleans)
Rich Halley Quartet
False Face Society
Matt Carlson
Capser Sonnett w/ Kozue Maxtsumot
Ian Christensen Quartet
The annual Round Robin Duets
and much, much more….
Source: Perfect Sound Forever. Highlights include:
ANDRÉ BRETON
Is silent music golden?CAN
Tago Mago’s journeyTOM CHIU
Modern classical meets jazzCREATIVE SUCCESS
How indie musicians get itCECIL TAYLOR
RIP jazz revolutionary