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Further Reed Rapture With Ivo And Roscoe

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
December 22, 2022
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On this show we further explore Ivo Perelman's expansive set of recordings Reed Rapture In Brooklyn, this time looking at his partnership with Roscoe Mitchell. In addition as well as some music from Roscoe, listen for new music from Lionel Beuvens, George Colligan, Matt Booth & Palindromes, and Mathieu Soucy.

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Show Intro 00:00
Ivo Perelman and Roscoe Mitchell "One" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 00:54
Roscoe Mitchell "Spatial Aspects Of The Sound" from Bells for the South Side (ECM) 14:29
Lionel Beuvens "49 Steps" from 49 Steps To Heaven (Hypnote) 26:55
George Colligan "Kiings Dream" from Kings Dreams (PJCE Records) 35:03
Matt Booth & Palindromes "Howard Beach Memoirs" from Live Mash For Now (ears&eyes) 41:47
Mathieu Soucy "Lennie's Changes" from Recollecting (Inner-Bop Records) 56:11
Ivo Perelman and Roscoe Mitchell "Three" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 1:00:26
Roscoe Mitchell and the Sound Ensemble "Nonaah" from Live at the Knitting Factory (Black Saint) 1:08:51
Lionel Beuvens "Cité Soleil" from 49 Steps To Heaven (Hypnote) 1:19:08
Mathieu Soucy "Turner Days" from Recollecting (Inner-Bop Records) 1:28:13
George Colligan "Liam's Lament" from Kings Dreams (PJCE Records) 1:34:30
Matt Booth & Palindromes "Heavy Meddler" from Live Mash For Now (ears&eyes) 1:39:25
Lionel Beuvens "For Threes" from 49 Steps To Heaven (Hypnote) 1:46:10
Mathieu Soucy "7th Avenue" from Recollecting (Inner-Bop Records) 1:54:27

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