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The Dual City Concert Band, Jesse van Ruller, Maarten Hogenhuis, Philipp Rüttgers Trio and more

Co de Kloet By Co de Kloet | Injazz

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In this edition of the international injazz podcast, we explore three distinctive voices from the Dutch jazz scene. We open with the Dual City Concert Band, before turning to the duo of Jesse van Ruller and Maarten Hogenhuis, whose original compositions, alongside a striking reinterpretation of Misha Mengelberg, showcase a rich musical dialogue between guitar and saxophone. From there, we dive into the playful and eclectic world of the Philipp Rüttgers Trio, drawing inspiration from Satie while carving out its own distinctive voice. From lyrical dialogues to playful invention, this selection highlights the depth and character of today's Dutch jazz scene. Enjoy listening!

Playlist

  • Intro: The New Conrad Miller Trio "Night Dreamer" (C. Molenaar)
  • The Dual City Concert Band "Waltzing Through Mountain Scenery" (E. Dercksen)
  • The Dual City Concert Band "Blakeyish" (E. Dercksen)
  • Jesse van Ruller & Maarten Hogenhuis "Wonderwinkel" (J. van Ruller / M. Hogenhuis)
  • Jesse van Ruller & Maarten Hogenhuis "A Matter of Perspective" (J. van Ruller / M. Hogenhuis)
  • Jesse van Ruller & Maarten Hogenhuis "Rumbone" (M. Mengelberg)
  • Jesse van Ruller & Maarten Hogenhuis "Tideline" (J. van Ruller)
  • Philipp Rüttgers Trio "Gymnopedie" (P. Rüttgers)
  • Philipp Rüttgers Trio "True Flabby Preludes For a Dog" (P. Rüttgers)
  • Philipp Rüttgers Trio "Gnossienne" (P. Rüttgers)
  • Outro: The Preacher Men "Music For Blueshorn" (E. Trujillo)

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