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Music From Jarrett, Perelman, Bloom, Salles, & More
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On this show live music from Keith Jarrett, who recently reached his 80th year, plus a treasure trove of Ivo Perelman, both old and new recordings, also a selection of brand new releases.Playlist
- Keith Jarrett "New Vienna Part IV" from New Vienna (ECM) 00:00
- Shamek Farrah "Umoja Suite" from First Impressions (Strata East/Mack Avenue) 05:30
- Jane Ira Bloom "Cry Without An Alphabet" from Songs In Space (Outline) 12:39
- Ivo Perelman, Joe Morris "Wee Hours" from Blue (Leo Records) 17:36
- Felipe Salles "Rooms" from Camera Obscura (Tapestry Records) 26:10
- Midnight Channel "Alien Love Song" from Alien Love Song (Self Released) 36:01
- Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp, Mat Maneri "Lucas" from A Violent Dose Of Anything (Leo Records) 38:44
- Rez Abbasi Acoustic Quartet "Presence" from Sound Remains (Whirlwind Recordings) 46:08
- Masayo Koketsu, Nava Dunkelman, Tim Berne "page 4" from Poiēsis (Relative Pitch) 54:12
- Camila Nebbia "Algo que solía conocer que ya no puedo identificar o recordar" from rastro o vacío (Lilaila Records) 1:01:30
- Branimir Norac, Byron Asher, Robby Bowen "Tone" from Clarinets & Drums (Yes We Cannibal/Sinking City Records) 1:11:18
- Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp String Trio "Pillar of Light" from Armageddon Flower (Tao Forms) 1:15:57
- Jody Redhage Ferber, Alan Ferber, Mark Ferber "Paris" from Confluence (Scarlet Tree Records) 1:31:58
- Ron Rieder "Funday" from Dia Precioso! (Meson Records) 1:39:34
- Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp "Maddalena" from Callas (Leo Records) 1:44:26
- Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp "White" from Complementary Colors (Leo Records) 1:52:41
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Keith Jarrett
Bob Osborne
Shamek Farrah
Jane Ira Bloom
Ivo Perelman
Joe Morris
Felipe Salles
Midnight Channel
Matthew Shipp
Mat Maneri
Rez Abbasi
Masayo Koketsu
Nava Dunkelman
Tim Berne
Camila Nebbia
Branimir Norac
Byron Asher
Robby Bowen
Jody Redhage Ferber
Alan Ferber
Mark Ferber
Ron Rieder
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