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Bo's Art Trio: Cobra
by John Eyles
This is an album of 23 tracks, mostly short, half under two minutes long. Simon Vinkenoog is an esteemed Amsterdam-based poet who recites over the music on fifteen tracks, in the tradition of the long and glorious alliance between jazz and poetry, dating back at least half a century to the era of the Beats. For the great majority of the time, Vinkenoog recites in his native Dutch, so it is unlikely that many listeners will understand ...
Continue ReadingArt Trio Releases Watch As The Echo Falls On Calligram Records
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Calligram Records
Watch As The Echo Falls (Calligram Records, 2026) marks a conscious shift in Atlantic Road Trip artistic trajectory. Their debut album, ONE (Calligram Records), served as their initial statement—a full quintet exploring folk music through their perspective as jazz musicians from around the globe. During the tour that followed, they composed Over Mountain, Under Sky, an ambitious large-scale work for big band, orchestra, and trio that pushed their sound to its grandest scale. With this release, they've intentionally pared everything ...
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Jazz at the Rubin Museum of Art (Trio Tarana: the new work) Friday, November 18 -7 PM
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All About Jazz
November 18, 2005 To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Friday, November 18 7 PM Trio Tarana: the new work With Jason Kao Hwang (violin), Ravish Momin (drums, percussion, tabla), Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz (oud, bass). When the Rubin Museum of Art premiered Trio Tarana's new album earlier this year Clifford Allen in All About Jazz wrote, “It is fair to say that Tarana is without precedent in the world of improvised music. A true synthesis of North African, South and East ...
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Jazz at the Rubin Museum of Art (Trio Tarana: the new work) Thursday, November 18 -7 PM
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All About Jazz
October 11, 2005 To: Listings/Critics/Features From: JAZZ PROMO SERVICES Thursday, November 18 7 PM Trio Tarana: the new work With Jason Kao Hwang (violin), Ravish Momin (drums, percussion, tabla), Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz (oud, bass). When the Rubin Museum of Art premiered Trio Tarana's new album earlier this year Clifford Allen in All About Jazz wrote, “It is fair to say that Tarana is without precedent in the world of improvised music. A true synthesis of North African, South and East ...
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