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Trios and Quartets In Abundance

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by Maurice Hogue

This episode is dominated by trios and quartets. Making her One Man's Jazz debut is English saxophonist Josephine Davies and her trio Satori with a pair of tracks from In the Corner of Clouds, while bassist Michael Formanek, no stranger to this show, debuts a new quartet with Kris Davis, Ches Smith and Tony Malaby. His ...

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Devin Gray, Jakob Bro Trio and More

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by Maurice Hogue

This episode of One Man's Jazz is in its usual global mode with new releases from Portugal's José Lencastre and his Nau Quartet, the Jakob Bro Trio, Medeski Martin & Wood, Devin Gray, France's Stéphane Kerecki Quartet and Bruno Tocanne, Norway's Anders Lønne Grønseth, Earthflow and the Gondwana Orchestra (with Dwight Trible) from England, and the ...


About Danielle Friedman

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Danielle Friedman

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Danielle Friedman is an Israeli pianist, composer, and improviser, currently based in Berlin.
Musically and geographically, she crosses and transcends borders, bringing together different influences. Her music flows between Jazz, Classical, and lyrical as well as rhythmic free improvisation, riddled with imagination.
Friedman has lived and performed across the three continents she has called home. Her own projects include the Danielle Friedman Trio, Tangerine, and Casa No Mundo, and she also regularly performs as a collaborator with artists and acts such as King Josephine, Lisa Hoppe’s YSOP and Maura MoC, among others.
Born in 1991, Friedman began playing piano at the age of six and was exposed to both classical and popular music from an early age

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Enrique Haneine, Antonio Borghini and Adam Hopkins

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by Maurice Hogue

Drummer Enrique Haneine is back with a new recording, The Mind's Mural, and a quartet that paints some very powerful pictures in this week's episode of One Man's Jazz. Another drummer, Carlos Lopez from Spain, contributes music from two different recordings, while Italian bassist Antonio Borghini tops that with music from three different groups and recordings ...


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