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Kurt Rosenwinkel All the Way to Rajasthan Heartcore
A new set begins: Interview with Sam Sadigursky
A new set begins: On the eve of a new release, Sam Sadigursky dropped by to talk about his 'Words Project III,' a continuation of his settings of song to poetry. Sam's songs for these Words Projects are rooted in the classical tradition of art song with a nod to his jazz leanings.
Sam Sadigursky To Know Silence Perfectly Words Project III Miniatures
Sam Sadigursky Swirl Words Project III Miniatures
Sam Sadigursky Now Words Project III Miniatures
Sam Sadigursky Danse Russe Words Project III Miniatures
Sam Sadigursky Recall Words Project III Miniatures
Sam Sadigursky Ode Words Project III Miniatures
Sam Sadigursky Wistful Words Project III Miniatures
Sam Sadigursky El Hombre Words Project III Miniatures
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Sam Sadigursky Rain Words Project III Miniatures
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society Jacobin Club Infernal Machines
Redhooker Standing Still Vespers
A new set begins: Live Performance by Red Hooker (L to R) Andie Springer, violin, electronics; Peter Hess, bass clarinet, electronics; Stephen Griesgraber, guitar, electronics; Maxim Moston, violin, electronics)
A new set begins: As a member of Slow Six, and now as a part of his own ensemble Redhooker, Stepehen Griesgraber excels in dreamlike fretwork, embellished with electronics. Griesgraber composes in a non-traditional but faintly classical style for Redhooker's latest album, 'Vespers,' which includes its share of improv. The ensemble, which incorporates lush violins by Maxim Moston and Andie Springer, and Peter Hess on bass clarinet, plus a subltle touch of electronics, tickles the edge of the classical world but quickly drifts wholly other.
A new set begins: Violinist Maxim Moston (R), showing off guitarist / composer Stephen Griesgraber's score.
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