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Gregor Huebner, Alexandra Grimal and a focus on Anna Webber

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
March 28, 2019
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Stunning new Cuban Jazz with a political message from Gregor Huebner, exciting new sounds from Alexandra Grimal and a focus on the work of Anna Webber dominate a show of mixed styles and emotions.

Playlist

Gregor Huebner "Equinox" from El Violin Latino Vol. 3 : Los Soñadores (Zoho) 00:00
Alexandra Grimal "Meltemi" from Naga (Ovni Records) 06:38
Eave "Denver Bob" from Eave (Astral Spirits) 18:10
Erik Hove Chamber Ensemble "Fractured" from Polygon (Inner Circle Music) 22:43
Evan Parker, Paul G.Smyth "Baffled, Standing in the Air" from Calenture and Light Leaks (Weekertoft) 30:02
Gregor Huebner "Zapata Apretao" from El Violin Latino Vol. 3 : Los Soñadores (Zoho) 38:48
Anna Webber "Sleeping Is Giving In" from Percussive Mechanics (Pirouet Records) 45:53
Anna Webber "Washington" from Simple (Skirl) 53:48
Anna Webber's Simple Trio "Rectangles 3b" from Binary (Skirl) 1:01:50
Anna Webber "Kore II" from Clockwise(Pi) 1:04:00
Atomic "Pet Variations: Pet Sound" from Pet Variations (Odin) 1:08:55
Jeremy Pelt "The Rodin Suite Pt. 1. L'Appel Aux Armes" from Jeremy Pelt the Artist (High Note) 1:18:10
Ken Thomson "Ice Breaker" from Sextet (New Focus Recordings) 1:25:58
Kirk Knuffke "Elephant Boat" from Little Cross (SteepleChase) 1:33:53
Matt Mitchell "Brim" from A Pouting Grimace (Pi) 1:39:24
Alexandra Grimal "Perseus" from Naga (Ovni Records) 1:47:05
Gregor Huebner "Tu, Mi Delirio" from El Violin Latino Vol.3 : Los Soñadores (Zoho) 1:54:53

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