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Jason Moran, Fabia Mantwill, Alberto Pinton, ØKSE & More
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This playlist kicks off under the banner of "More Is More" spotlighting large ensemble jazz and the creative possibilities that scale can offer. And in doing so it spotlights bands led by forward-looking artists who aren't just writing for big groups but are bringing their own fresh ideas about what big ensemble jazz can sound like. The second part of the show features exciting projects from the Scandinavian scene and, at the end, it goes full circle with an album released by Peter Evans' imprint More Is More: his project with Petter Eldh.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Fabia Mantwill Orchestra "Whirl the Wheel" IN.SIGHT (GroundUP) 0:16
- Host talks 6:19
- Jason Moran, Trondheim Jazz Orchestra "Foot Under Foot" Go to Your North (Yes) 8:23
- Host talks 18:16
- Vilhelm Bromander Unfolding Orchestra "For Dewey" Jorden vi ärvde (Thanatosis) 19:18
- Alberto Pinton's Relentless "Folksong" Allt Större Klarhet (Moserobie) 25:04
- Host talks 29:31
- ØKSE (Petter Eldh, Mette Rasmussen, Val Jeanty, Savannah Harris) "Onwards (Keep Going)" ØKSE (Backwoodz) 30:53
- Peter Evans, Petter Eldh "Waves" Jazz Fest (More Is More) 37:51
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Peter Evan
Petter Eldh
Ben Allison
Fabia Mantwill
Trondheim Jazz Orchestra
Vilhelm Bromander
Alberto Pinton
ØKSE
Peter Evans
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