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October Point of Departure

A new Point of Departure is out.

Issue 19 – October 2008

Page One: a column by Bill Shoemaker
What’s New?: The PoD Roundtable
A Fickle Sonance: a column by Art Lange
Far Cry: a column by Brian Morton
Moment’s Notice: Recent CDs Briefly Reviewed
A European Proposal: a column by Francesco Martinelli
Travellin’ Light: Kevin Norton
Free Jazz: The Point of Departure Contest

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AAJ Reviews

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From AAJ:

05-Oct-08 Joe McPhee / Lisle Ellis / Paul Plimley
Sweet Freedom – Now What? Hat Hut Records
Reviewed by Chris May

04-Oct-08 Alex Maguire Sextet
Brewed in Belgium Moonjune Records
Reviewed by John Kelman

04-Oct-08 Revolutionary Snake Ensemble
Forked Tongue Cuneiform Records
Reviewed by Joel Roberts

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Performances

Magic at Firehouse 12

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From Improvised Communications:

On Friday, October 31st, the improvising quartet Magic will make its American debut at New Haven’s Firehouse 12. The group adds renowned Polish musician Mikolaj Trzaska to the well-documented rapport of the seminal free-jazz collective, Trio X, featuring multi-instrumentalist Joe McPhee, bassist Dominic Duval and drummer Jay Rosen, creating a new quartet with its own distinctive identity. Magic is on tour this fall, with support from the Polish Cultural Institute, to celebrate its forthcoming self-titled live release on the Not Two label.

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