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New Music From Tillotson, Christelis, Eckemoff, Torres & More
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This episode includes recent studio releases, live recordings, and archival material spanning solo, trio, and large ensemble formats. The programme features work from Canada, the UK, the US, the Netherlands, and Israel, with contributions structured around ballad forms, extended improvisation, rhythmic studies, and ensemble arrangements. Albums range from self-released projects to material issued by independent jazz imprints.Playlist
- Aretha Tillotson "Lullaby To Those Before" from Kinda Out West (Bent River Records) 00:00
- Harry Christelis "Explorations Of One's Self Inside A Caravan" from Half Truths (Clonmell Jazz Social) 06:21
- Yelena Eckemoff "Rosendals Garden" from Rosendals Garden (L&H Production) 14:29
- Ian Torres "The Legend of the Prince of Darkness" from Comprovisation (Self Released) 23:30
- Jeremie Ternoy Trio "Rotation" from Survol à basse altitude (Circum-Disc) 29:02
- 3 Cohens/WDR Big Band "Lost and Found" from Lost and Found (Anzic Records) 37:02
- Spinifex "Annie Golden" from Maxximus (Trytone Records) 47:58
- Brandon Sanders "8/4 Beat" from Lasting Impression (Savant/High Note Records) 1:02:23
- Aaron Parks "A Way" from By All Means!! (Blue Note) 1:09:41
- Jane Ira Bloom & Brian Shankar Adler "Drums Like Dancing... " from Drums Like Dancing (Adhyâropa Records) 1:15:39
- Mujician "Vienna Set 1" from In Concerts (Jazz In Britain) 1:19:11
- The 3 Cohens/WDR Big Band "Ah Li Lu Li Lu" from Ah Li Lu Li Lu (Anzic Records) 1:51:48
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Aretha Tillotson
Bob Osborne
Harry Christelis
Yelena Eckemoff
Ian Torres
Jérémie Ternoy
The 3 Cohens
The WDR Big Band
Spinifex
Brandon Sanders
Aaron Parks
Jane Ira Bloom
Brian Shankar Adler
Mujician
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