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Tigran Hamasysan, Hiromi, Morton Schanz, Otmar Ruiz and more

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
September 24, 2021
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Today's program features keyboard and piano players including Hiromi, Tigran Hamasyan, Morton Schhanz, Erik Escobar, Chick Corea, Jan Hammer and Santiago Bosch.

Playlist

Tigran Hamasysan "Levitation 21" from The Call Within (Nonesuch) 00:00
Hiromi's Sonic Bloom "Time Control or Controlled by Time" from Time Control (Telarc) 06:30
Morton Schanz "Martial Arts" from Godspeed (Edition) 13:23
Otmaro Ruiz-Jimmy Branly-Jimmy Haslip"Surreptitious Moves" from Elemental (Blue Canoe) 20:12
{Erik Escobar "Paradoxo" from Erik Escobar (Self Produced) 26:53
Third Rail"Highway 86" from Ignition-Live across Europe (Aerohead) 33:31
Jan Hammer Group "Twenty One" from Live In New York (Country and Eastern 40:20
Chick Corea "Moseb the Executioner" from The Ultimate Adventure (Stretch) 47:01
Santiago Bosch "Speak to Me" from Speak to Me (Self Produced) 53:33

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About Tigran Hamasyan

Instrument: Piano

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