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Sophie Alour, Quinsin Nachoff, African Jazz Roots, Andrea Keller & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
December 30, 2023
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If this episode of Mondo Jazz could be summarized in a flow-chart it would be something like: West-African tinged European jazz ?? jazz meets (symphonic or chamber) classical music ?? electro-acoustic chamber jazz.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Csaba Palotaï, Simon Drappier, Steve Arguelles "Ave De Clichy" Sunako (BMC) 0:16
Host talks 4:30
African Jazz Roots "Mansanni Cissé" Seetu (PeeWee!) 6:06
Sophie Alour "Roulotte" Le temps virtuose (Music from Source) 13:26
Host talks 16:17
Luigi Grasso, Orchestra Senzaspine "Fear Disappear (Manhattan Serenade)" Dantesca (LP3 45) 18:18
Andrea Keller "Flicker #4" Flicker & Polar Bird (Self-released) 21:44
Paul Dietrich "Springs" 5+4 (Shifting Paradigm) 28:14
Host talks 33:08
Quinsin Nachoff "Pendulum" Stars and Constellations (Adhyâropa) 34:41
Espen Berg "Duelling Rivers" Water Fabric (Odin) 48:34
Host talks 55:04
Guillermo Klein Quinteto "Si vos me queres" Telmo's Tale (Sunnyside) 56:43

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About Sophie Alour

Instrument: Saxophone

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SOPHIE ALOUR

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Marciac, France

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