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diyeipetea · 2 years

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Steve Coleman & Five Elements [57 Jazzaldia 2022 XIII] Por José Luis Luna Rocafort [INSTANTZZ AKA Galería fotográfica AKA Fotoblog de jazz, impro… y algo más]

57º Jazzaldia 2022 Fecha: Sábado, 23 de Julio de 2022. 21:00h. Lugar: Plaza de la Trinidad Grupo: Steve Coleman & Five Elements Steve Coleman: saxo alto Kokayi: voz Jonatahn Finlayson: trompeta Anthony Tidd: bajo eléctrico Sean Rickman: batería Tomajazz: © José Luis Luna Rocafort, 2022 Más información sobre Steve…

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#57 Donostiako Jazzaldia 2022 #57 Festival de Jazz de San Sebastian #57 Festival de Jazz de San Sebastian 2022 #Anthony Tidd #Donostiako Jazzaldia #Donostiako Jazzaldia 2022 #Festival de Jazz de San Sebastián #Festival de Jazz de San Sebastian 2022 #JAzzaldia #Jazzaldia 2022 #Jonathan Finlayson #José Luis Luna Rocafort #Kokayi #Sean Rickman #Steve Coleman #Steve Coleman and Five Elements

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dustedmagazine · 7 months

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Steve Lehman & Orchestre National De Jazz — Ex Machina (Pi)

When you think big, there’s no substitute for resources. Alto saxophonist and composer Steve Lehman’s ideas are typically broad and deep, but Ex Machina is especially massive. The project combines big band jazz, spectral composition, and interactive electronics. Any one of these elements takes study and skill to master, and while Lehman has the instrumental chops and integrative intellect grasp the parts, it takes a lot of time in a well-stocked kitchen to assemble them all into something that isn’t just a lumpy influence stew. requires a lot of time in a well-stocked kitchen.

In order to pull off this project, Lehman collaborated with the Orchestre National de Jazz, a big band funded by the French government. He also involved IRCAM (the Institute for Research and Coordination in Acoustics/Musics) to incorporate electronics that respond to the live musicians in real time. After years of composing and workshopping, Lehman and his long-time American collaborators, trumpeter Jonathan Finlayson and vibraphonist Chris Dingham, joined the orchestra for eight concerts, and then settled into the studio for four days at the beginning of 2023.

The time and resources have not gone to waste. This music feels not only sui generis — the only records it really sounds like are Lehman’s earlier octet recordings — but lived-in. The exchanges between dopplering horn sections and single soloists, and the meshing between orchestrated frequencies and precisely mutating rhythms, is spot-on.

But enough about how impressive it is; what is it? Essentially, it’s a transfer of Lehman’s spectral jazz concept, in which an understanding of frequency relationships yields access to alien sounds and an engagement with rhythm concepts spanning the ages of bebop and hip-hop makes the whole thing swing, to a post-Gil Evans orchestral environment. It has plenty of big brass punch, crips rhythms, and abrupt shifts in velocity and tone, all of which create fertile opportunities for adroit soloists to assert both structure-oriented and emotion-evoking responses. Ex Machina is everything it set out to be. And if you’re looking for a recording that’ll give you new things to hear every time you play it, it is without peers.

Bill Meyer

#steve lehman #orchestre national de jazz #ex machina #pi #bill meyer #albumreview #dusted magazine #jazz #big band jazz #electronics #spectral composition #IRCAM #Bandcamp

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francescafiorini · 2 years

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LUGOCONTEMPORANEA: 14 & 15 LUGLIO 2022

LUGOCONTEMPORANEA TORNA PER LA SUA 18ESIMA EDIZIONE 14 e 15 LUGLIO 2022 Centro storico di Lugo di Romagna Unica serata a pagamento 14 luglio: €15 + prevendita LA RASSEGNA OSPITERÀ IL LEGGENDARIO SASSOFONISTA STEVE COLEMAN Per l’occasione insieme al celebre gruppo Five Elements: Jonathan Finlayson, Anthony Tidd, Sean Rickman, Kokayi TUTTI GLI OSPITI: Hobby Horse con Dan Kinzelman, Joe Rehmer e…

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#festival #lugocontemporanea #news

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mosaicrecords · 5 years

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Steve Coleman and Five Elements: Skopje Jazz Festival, 2017

A good look at Steve Coleman and his Five Elements in its outstanding 2017 incarnation: Jonathan Finlayson on trumpet, Anthony Tidd on bass and Sean Rickman on drums. They make it look so simple.

-Nick Moy

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#Steve Coleman #Sean Rickman #Anthony Tidd #today's jazz #Jonathan Finlayson

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onett199x · 7 years

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Mary Halvorson | Away With You

My quest to check out great women jazz musicians continues even after I’ve already done the special episode of my radio show, and one of the last albums I bought prior to that special was this one, which is one of the more recent (but not the most recent) albums by guitarist Mary Halvorson. Halvorson’s style is definitely out; her music is usually either classified as avant-garde jazz or free jazz. It’s not the most jarring or abrasive by far, though - if you can stomach the likes of Ornette Coleman, Eric Dolphy , or Vijay Iyer, you won’t have any issues with Mary Halvorson. Her music is often built on fairly simple and melodic guitar lines with more and more layers added via the horn section, sometimes rising all the way into a free jazz cacophony. Sometimes her lines remind me a little bit of the mathematical quality of Ned Goold’s original compositions.

Halvorson’s band is a big one here - saxophonists Jon Irabagon and Ingrid Laubrock, trumpeter Jonathan Finlayson, trombonist Jacob Garchik, pedal steel guitarist Susan Alcorn, bassist John Hebert, and drummer Ches Smith, almost all of whom I’m familiar with to some degree from other people’s bands. I’ve heard Irabagon with Brandon Lee and Hebert with Fred Hersch, and I know Ches Smith is in Tim Berne’s band Snakeoil. Likewise, I know Smith and Jonathan Finlayson also work in avant-garde groups of their own as well. This is, in other words, an all-star group of modern young innovators, and they’re performing an excellent set. It’s not always exactly my sort of thing, but I liked it more than I often enjoy modern avant-garde jazz.

#mary halvorson #jonathan finlayson #jon irabagon #ingrid laubrock #jacob garchik #susan alcorn #john hebert #ches smith #jazz #avant-garde jazz #free jazz #guitar #music #now playing

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freethejazzblog · 7 years

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Free The Jazz #36 [for Christopher McDougall]

1 - Jaimie Branch - Theme Nothing (from "Fly Or Die", 2017 International Anthem)

2 - Stephen Gauci's Basso Continuo - Dhriti (Steadfastness) (from "Nididhyasana", 2007 Clean Feed)

3 - Steve Coleman’s Natal Eclipse - SPAN (from "Morphogenesis", 2017 Pi)

4 - Akira Sakata Trio - Frascoration (from "Counter Clockwise Trip", 1975 Frasco)

5 - Roscoe Mitchell - Panoply (from "Bells For The South Side", 2017 ECM)

6 - Charles Lloyd New Quartet - Dream Weaver (from "Passin' Thru", 2017 Blue Note)

7 - David S. Ware Quartet - Serpents And Visions (from "Oblations And Blessings", 1996 Silkheart)

8 - Jeff Parker & Rob Mazurek - T. Dohrnii (edit) (from "Some Jellyfish Live Forever", 2015 RogueArt)

Listen to a new show each week on 8K, and find previous shows over at Mixcloud.

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jonathan-roxmouth · 7 years

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Evita South Africa Emma Kingston as Evita Jonathan Roxmouth as Che Robert Finlayson as Juan Peron

Photos: Christiaan Kotze

#emma kingston #jonathan roxmouth #robert finlayson #evita #evita the musical #evita south africa

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marleneoftheopera · 3 years

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1400 Followers Audio Gifts!

To thank you all for following me, being so wonderful, and just surviving a pandemic, here are some gifts from me!

I know I originally said I was going to do 10, but I got a good amount of requests and wanted to add in a few extra favorite audios of mine too. So you get 20! Sorry if I did not post your request; there were many!

If any need to be taken down, do let me know!

Here is the link to all of the audios, cast info is below!

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/a3xda9hu7mu3u/Gifts

The Phantom of the Opera

Michael Crawford, Rebecca Caine, Steve Barton October 10, 1987; London Listed as being Michael Crawford and Steve Barton's last before heading to New York to start rehearsals for Broadway. Beautiful soundboard audio. This is the complete version; there has previously been an incomplete one traded out.

Eiji Akutagawa, Kyoko Suzuki, Kanji Ishimaru September 22, 1991; Osaka Always here for Japanese love.

Hans Peter Janssens, Susanne Duwe, Michael Shawn Lewis, An Lauwreins, William Lynn Dixon, Marc Meersman, Arnst van Looy, Stephanie Tscheppe June 2, 2000; Antwerp, Belgium Final show in Belgium. Very nice cast all around.

Hugh Panaro, Adrienne McEwan, John Cudia, Patricia Phillips, Jeff Keller, George Lee Andrews, Marilyn Caskey, Larry Wayne Morbitt, Heather McFadden June 16, 2003; Broadway Hugh in his second Broadway run. Adrienne has become a favorite of mine and I think she never gets the credit she deserves, especially having been in the show for so long.

Hugh Panaro, Susan Owen (u/s), Kyle Barisich February 20, 2012; Broadway A lovely audio. Susan has such a sweet, light quality to her voice.

Hugh Panaro, Samantha Hill, Kyle Barisich, Michele McConnell, Greg Mills (u/s), Tim Jerome, Nathan Patrick Morgan (u/s), Carly Blake Sebouhian (u/s) April 6, 2013; Broadway More Hugh. You can never have enough Hugh.

Peter Joback, Emmi Christensson, Anton Zetterholm, Karolina Andresson, Glenn Kjellberg, Rolf Lydhal, Sindre Postholm, Sanna Martin, Tehilla Blad, David Ingham, Samuel Jarrick, Martin Kagemark, John Martin Bengtsson February 1, 2017; Stockholm I loved this production so much.

Ben Forster, Celinde Schoenmaker, Nadim Naaman, Charlotte Vaughan (u/s, last Carlotta show), Sion Lloyd, Mark Oxtoby, Paul Ettore Tabone, Joanna Strand (u/s, last Madame Giry show), Daisy Hulbert August 31, 2017; London A few days before cast change. One of my favorite audios as of late.

Fred Johanson, Hanna Liina Vosa, John Martin Bengtsson, Hanna Leena Haapamaki, Dardan Bakraqi, David Lundqvist, Anders Wangdhal, Lana Zuzic, Gisela Sjostedt, Lars Hijertner, Marco Stella, Tobja Halsell, Peter Loguin January 26, 2018; Gotheborg From the non-replica production. With John as Raoul this time!

Scott Davies, Kelly Mathieson, Jeremy Taylor, Lara Martins, Sean Lloyd, Mark Oxtoby, Jacinta Mulcahy May 31, 2018; London This is labeled as having Ben Lewis, but if you listen it’s really Scott.

Tomas Ambt Kofod, Sibylle Glosted, Christian Lund, Martin Loft (u/s), Monsieur André, Anna Vaupel (u/s), Rasmus Jupin, Elisabeth Halling, Imogen-Lily Ash, Jesper Paasch, Kim Hammelsvang, Paul Frederiksen, Paul Frederiksen (u/s), Mia Karlsson (u/s) February 13, 2019; Copenhagen Compared to other audios, you can tell that Sibylle has really settled in the role and improved wonderfully. She sounds absolutely divine. An absolutely gorgeous cast.

Jonathan Roxmouth, Meghan Picerno, Matt Leisy September 3, 2019; Tel Aviv One of Meghan's last shows on the World Tour before she joined the Broadway company. Jonathan and Meghan sound particularly stunning on here, they keep getting better which is insane because they are already so good.

Tim Howar, Amy Manford (alt), Jeremy Taylor, Ross Dawes, Alan Vicary, Kimberly Blake, Paul Ettore Tabone, Jacinta Mulcahy, Georgia Ware September 7, 2019; London Amy Manford's last show, the last matinee for the 2018/19 cast. Just to be clear, this audio is different from the other that is NFT. Pretty nice quality too!

Love Never Dies

Ramin Karimloo, Sierra Boggess, Joseph Millson, Liz Robertson, Summer Strallen, Niahm Perry, Adam Pearce, Jami Reid-Quarrell June 2, 2010; London A gift for all my Rierra/LND London fans out there.

Tomas Ambt Kofod, Louise Fribo, Christian Berg, Oscar Diez January 18, 2013; Copenhagen, Denmark This is an overlooked and gorgeous production. Also, after 'Love Never Dies' someone in the audience shouts "wow" and I think that captures it perfectly.

Evita

Emma Kingston (Eva), Ramin Karimloo (Che), Robert Finlayson (Peron), Anton Luiting (Magaldi), Isabella Jane (Mistress) July 4, 2018; Tokyo Emma as Eva and Ramin as Che. Some great casting there.

Anastasia

Annakathrin Naderer (u/s Anya), Thomas Hohler (Dimitry), Thorsten Tinney (Vlad), Mark Roy Luykx (u/s Gleb), Theresa Holter (Young Anastasia), Patricia Nessy (Lily Malevsky-Malevitch), Masha Karrell (Dowager Empress Maria), Katja Hentschel (u/s Tsarina Alexandra), Kirill Zolygin (Tsar Nicholas II/Count Ipolitov), Helena Thordal Christenson (Olga Romanov), Alexandra Yoana-Alexandrovna (u/s Tatiana Romanov/Dunya), Laura Robinson (u/s Maria Romanov/Marfa), Mariana Hidemi (Anastasia, age 17/Paulina) August 10, 2019; Stuttgart I have yet to listen to this one yet, but I always love spreading love for foreign productions of shows.

Les Miserables

Kyle Jean-Baptiste (u/s Valjean), Earl Carpenter (Javert), Erika Henningsen (Fantine), Chris McCarrell (Marius), Samantha Hill (Cosette), Brennyn Lark (Eponine), Max Quinlan (u/s Enjolras), Gavin Lee (Monsieur Thenardier), and Rachel Izen (Madame Thenardier) August 13, 2015; Broadway A really great cast and Kyle deserves to be heard. He was brilliant and it is such a shame he passed so early on in his life.

John Owen-Jones (Jean Valjean), Michael Ball (Javert), Carrie Hope Fletcher (Fantine), Matt Lucas (Thenardier), Katy Secombe (Thenardier), Bradley Jaden (Enjolras), Craig Mather (Marius u/s), Shan Ako (Eponine), Lily Kerhoas (Cosette) Earl Carpenter (Bishop/Bamatabois) October 16, 2019; Staged Concert, Gielguld Theatre Gorgeous.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Sheridan Smith (Narrator), Jason Donovan (Pharaoh), Jac Yarrow (Joseph), Femi Akinfolarin (Brother), Casey Al-Shaqsy (Wife), J.R. Ballantyne (Brother), Thalia Burt (Wife), Richard Carson (Reuben), Michael Cortez (Guard), Vanessa Fisher (Wife), Matt Krzan (Guard), Kelsie-Rae Marshall (Wife), Emily Ann Potter (Wife), Georgina Parkinson (Wife), Michael Pickering (Simeon), Harriet Samuel-Gray (Wife), Carl Spencer (Brother), Joshua Steel (Brother), Jack Wilcox (Brother), Blythe Jandoo (s/w Wife), Hannah Taylor (s/w Wife) July 17, 2019; London Jason coming back to the show as Pharaoh this time!

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lokiondisneyplus · 4 years

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Hawkeye, the TV series featuring Marvel’s masked marksman, has found its directors. Or, at least, some of them.

Bert and Bertie, the nom de plume for Amber Finlayson (Bert) and Katie Ellwood (Bertie) and known for helming Amazon’s coming-of-age comedy, Troop Zero, have been tapped to captain a block of episodes of the Marvel Studios series that will air on Disney+.

Also pulling the string for a block will be Rhys Thomas, a Saturday Night Live helmer who has also directed Staten Island Summer, Amazon’s action comedy series Comrade Detective, and John Mulaney & the Sack Lunch Bunch.

Jeremy Renner, who played the role in the big-screen films, will be reprising Clint Barton, who first made his comic debut back in 1964’s Tales of Suspense #57. One of the arcs of the series is Barton’s mentoring of a new generation of archer, Kate Bishop. Hailee Steinfeld was previously in negotiations for the part but it is unclear if her deal has closed. Marvel had no comment.

Jonathan Igla (Mad Men, Pitch) is writing the series.

Hawkeye is part of the first wave of Marvel shows that was due to hit Disney+ starting in fall 2020. The first show was to have been The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, but the series has been delayed to the coronavirus pandemic affecting production. Other shows include WandaVision (spring 2021, if things go as planned), Loki (also spring 2021), then Hawkeye. All will see the silver screen thespians toplining the series.

At D23 in 2019, Marvel chief Kevin Feige announced that shows featuring She-Hulk, Ms. Marvel, and Moon Knight are also in the works.

The past credits of the director hired suggests that the show will have a light-hearted tone and that the directors could be following the path set by Joe and Anthony Russo, who helmed comedies before undertaking the massive Captain America and Avengers movies.

Bert and Bernie made their debut with 2016’s Dance Camp, then followed it up with Troop Zero, which made a splash at 2019’s Sundance Film Festival where Amazon snapped it up. Colorful and energetic tones have been a signature of their work, as has snappy relationships. The duo have also directed episodes of Hulu’s buzzy period show, The Great, starring Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult.

Bert and Bernie are repped by Verve. Thomas is repped by WME, 3 Arts Entertainment, and Ziffren Brittenham.

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uartslibraries · 7 years

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Moving Still

by Jonathan Finlayson & Sicilian Defense

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#uarts #uartslibraries #music library #new CDs #Jonathan Finlayson #jazz

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diyeipetea · 5 years

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JazzX5#059. Angelika Niescier: ---ish [Minipodcast]

JazzX5#059. Angelika Niescier: —ish [Minipodcast]

Por Pachi Tapiz.

“—ish”. Angelika Niescier: New York Trio (Intakt Records) Angelika Niescier, Chris Tordini, Gerald Cleaver, Jonathan Finlayson

JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles aquí…

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#Angelika Niescier #Chris Tordini #Gerald Cleaver #Intakt Records #JazzX5 #Jonathan Finlayson #New York Trio #Pachi Tapiz

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dustedmagazine · 6 years

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Steve Coleman and Five Elements — Live at the Village Vanguard, Vol.1 (The Embedded Sets) (Pi)

Live at the Village Vanguard, Vol. 1 (The Embedded Sets) by Steve Coleman

It’s a bit deceptive to state simply that Five Elements has been around for a few decades. While it’s true chronologically, the statement obscures the fact that 5E is constantly changing, the base workshop for altoist/composer Steve Coleman’s relentless conceptual and musical imagination. There are musical constants — intricacy, density, and tons of rhythmic momentum — and some longstanding personnel, too. But what makes Coleman’s music so vital is how he keeps turning over and reinventing his sound, even as his alto and compositional imprint are unmistakable.

For the group’s first live recording in 15 years, comprised of two sets at the Vanguard, Coleman is joined by trumpeter Jonathan Finlayson, guitarist Miles Okazaki, bassist Anthony Tidd and the outrageously good drummer Sean Rickman. It’s not just that Live at the Village Vanguard, Vol.1 (The Embedded Sets) contains over two and a half hours of music; listeners also get the opportunity to explore the group’s varied approaches to some of the same tunes from set to set. It’s something that we jazz nerds love to do, and there are riches here.

The first set pops up with the filthy mid-tempo funk of “Horda,” and just like that the group finds the sweet spot: a deeply organic groove that’s simultaneously the most ridiculously balanced complexity that you can’t quite count along with. This particular configuration of Five Elements has some serious chemistry built from many years of playing. That’s nowhere more evident than Coleman’s and Finlayson’s synergy, playing off each other or nailing the unisons. But it really is about the group sound in total. Things are always trailing off, overlapping someone else’s rhythm, shading bright or lurking just below. There is just so damn much going on in this music — so how does it sound so tight all the time?

One answer is that each player understands that they aren’t a typical soloist so much as a moving part in Coleman’s whole. Consider Okazaki (whose recent solo recording of the entire Thelonious Monk oeuvre is required listening, by the way). He’s got a real talent for finding nuggets of rhythm or melody at the heart of a large sound, turning them inside out and reinventing them. On “Djw,” for example, he locates a stuttering Jimmy Nolen figure that’s a bracing contrast to the Tidd-Rickman flow. Likewise, Okazaki bounces brilliantly through the circuitous, burbling post-bop funk of “twf.” Finlayson is just outrageously good, dialed in completely to what makes Coleman’s music work. On the whirligig “Figit Time” and on “Djw” he cranks out some simply bonkers improvising, growling lines, trading polyrhythms with Okazaki, playing so much trumpet that sometimes you feel as if you need to hold on for dear life.

And yet there’s a surprising amount of space for music so dense. Despite the complexity of the barnstorming “Change the Guard” or the tense, multi-tempo “rmT,” the structure isn’t a cage, but a framework for play. This is another benefit of the live versions: on many tunes, Coleman’s own a capella openings reveal how he hears the tempo and phrasing on deck. His alto sounds inquisitive to start “Little Girl I’ll Miss You/Embedded #1,” whose group performances takes the cues for some fairly chill counterpoint, tight harmony, and tasty brushwork. The slow, deliberate opening to “idHw” yields more spacious and free music than one often hears with this group. And the harmonic minor riffing that opens “Nfr” uncorks one of the finest neo-bop heads here.

The music resists closure or summation. But if one thing sums it up, it’s the sheer energy of it all. You know this from Coleman’s own vocalisms throughout, from his direction (“Open up! Open up!”) to his scatting duos with Tidd, to his end-of-set address to the audience (directing them to his website, he says “There’s lots of videos to teach people how to lose gigs”). Tight but loose, able to start and stop on a dime, this music is effervescent. Bring on Vol. 2!

Jason Bivins

#steve coleman #five elements #live at the village vanguard #vol. 1 #the embedded sets #pi #jazz #jonathan finlayson #miles okazaki #anthony tidd #sean rickman #jason bivins

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cinevicio · 3 years

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'Gavião-Arqueiro': Série ganha comercial com cenas inéditas

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Um novo comercial da vindoura série ‘Hawkeye‘ começou a ser veiculado na rede de televisão americana, com cenas inéditas do próximo show da Disney +. Assista o comercial abaixo! https://twitter.com/theroyaImess/status/1450664371324137474 Gavião-Arqueiro é roteirizado por Jonathan Igla, que também atua como produtor executivo, enquanto Amber Finlayson, Katie Ellwood e Rhys Thomas cuidam da…

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#Florence Pugh #Gavião-Arqueiro #Haille Steinfeld #Hawkeye #Jeremy Renner

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burlveneer-music · 6 years

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Steve Coleman - Live at the Village Vanguard, Vol. 1 (The Embedded Sets)

Alto saxophonist Steve Coleman’s Live at the Village Vanguard, Vol. I (The Embedded Sets) is his first live release in over 15 years. It captures his band Five Elements in two joyous sets at the historic New York venue where some of the most famous jazz recording from the likes of John Coltrane, Sonny Rollins, and Bill Evans have been made. Coleman’s personal history is tied deeply with the club: One of the main reasons he moved to New York City from Chicago was for the opportunity to play in the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra, of which he was a member from 1978 to 1980. After playing there with singer Abbey Lincoln in 1984, there followed a hiatus of over 30 years before he was invited to perform at the club as a leader in 2015. Since then, he has led his band Five Elements at the Vanguard every year, including these two sets recorded in May, 2017. Unlike his two most recent releases, Morphogenesis (NPR Critics Poll #2 album of 2017) and Synovial Joints (New York Times #1 jazz album of 2015), both of which are highly orchestrated, Coleman’s recent goal has been to perform as spontaneously as possible, often completely extemporaneously, and yet still retain form and structure. Interspersing the set with tracks that feature these new compositional tactics with long-time Coleman favorites, the musicians tackles Coleman’s typically intricate music with an effortless grace. The band’s mastery over the cross-hatching rhythms, tricky counterpoint and percolating groove, inspired by the magical vibe of the Village Vanguard, is captured here at its absolute peak.

Steve Coleman - alto saxophone Jonathan Finlayson - trumpet Miles Okazaki - guitar Anthony Tidd - bass Sean Rickman - drums

#Steve Coleman #m-base #saxophone #jazz #avant-garde jazz #live #village vanguard #pi recordings #2018

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auralthicket · 3 years

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episode 29: clear-eyed wanderers, part two (07.07.21)

set 1:

String Noise -- Yet to Be [composed by Jonathan Finlayson] -- Alien Stories (Infrequent Seams, 2021)

Eight Point Star -- Mist Came Down the Pedlar Hills/A Water Panther Speaks -- Eight Point Star (VHF, 2021)

Cameron Knowler -- Puerto Suelo -- Places of Consequence (American Dreams, 2021)

Lake Mary & the Ranch Family Band -- Murmations / The End of the Western Spirit -- Sun Dogs (Full Spectrum, 2019)

set 2:

Six Organs of Admittance -- Old Dawn -- The Veiled Sea (Three Lobed, 2021)

Tristan Kasten-Krause -- Euphoria Cancel (feat. Jayson Gerycz, Carol N. Johnson) -- Potential Landscapes (Whatever’s Clever, 2021)

Gardener -- A Year, Again -- I Am Here for a Moment (Trouble in Mind, 2021)

set 3:

Hali Palombo -- Seven -- Hali Palombo (Midwaste, 2020)

Azaleas -- I -- Colorspace (Distant Bloom, 2021)

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String Noise: Triple Album Release Happy Hour

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String Noise

String Noise:

Conrad Harris, Violin | Pauline Kim Harris, Violin

Greg Saunier, Drums

Composers:

Jessie Cox, Jonathan Finlayson, Lester St. Louis, Anaïs Maviel, Charles Overton (Alien Stories - Infrequent Seams)

Eric Lyon (Giga Concerto - New Focus Recordings)

Tyondai Braxton, Caleb Burhans, Philip Glass, David Lang, Paul Reller, Greg Saunier (A Lunch Between Order and Chaos - Chaikin Records)

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International Contemporary Ensemble (Giga Concerto):

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Meaghan Burke, Cello

Randall Zigler, Bass

Nuiko Wadden, Harp

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Isabel Lepanto Gleicher, Flute/Piccolo

Campbell MacDonald, Clarinet

Ryan Muncy, Saxophone

Rebekah Heller, Bassoon

Nicolee Kuester, French Horn

Mike Lormand, Trombone

Dennis Sullivan, Percussion/Timpani

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String Noise: Conrad Harris and Pauline Kim Harris, Violins with Greg Saunier, Drums

Composers: Caleb Burhans, Jessie Cox, Jonathan Finlayson, Eric Lyon, Anaïs Maviel, Charles Overton, Greg Saunier and Lester St. Louis

VIEWING PARTY starts at 5:30PM with:

Special pre-recorded EXTRACTIONS by members of International Contemporary Ensemble:

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