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  • Frank Wagner - Live at Frank Wagner’s Studio
    This month on The Jazz Hole Live: NYC-based bassist, composer and educator Frank Wagner recorded a special set for The Jazz Hole, along with his trio, consisting of Marco Di Gennaro on piano and David Meade on drums. A totally unique episode of The Jazz Hole Live, not recorded at a club or festival, but at a NYC musician’s rehearsal space! An amazing and funny behind the scenes look - or listen. Enjoy! Don’t forget to check out the new album Frank Wagner’s Floating Holiday, released on meiienterprises.com
    FRANK WAGNER
    Frank Wagner (bass, compositions)
    Marco Di Gennaro (piano)
    David Meade (drums)
    All tracks composed by Frank Wagner
    All tracks recorded live at Frank Wagner’s Studio in New York, NY in May
    2018, except for “Floating Holiday” (taken from the album “Frank Wagner’s Floating Holiday”)
    Frank Wagner - Floating Holiday
    Album: Frank Wagner’s Floating Holiday
    Frank Wagner (b), Marco Di Gennaro (p) and David Meade (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    04:57 - Floating Holiday - Frank Wagner
    08:11 - Solution - Frank Wagner
    14:37 - No Kidding - Frank Wagner
    18:27 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    21:17 - Switch Partners - Frank Wagner
    26:52 - Progress Notes - Frank Wagner
    32:37 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    33:57 - One for Charlie - Frank Wagner
    37:46 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    38:47 - White & Black - Frank Wagner
    43:15 - Finish
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  • Live Floating Soul Sheroes
    Don’t miss this week’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus, featuring tracks from Frank Wagner’s Floating Holiday, the Rémi Bolduc Jazz Ensemble’s Sax Zénith - Live at Yardbird Suite, Monika Herzig’s Sheroes and Nick Biello’s Vagabond Soul. All of that
    Frank Wagner - “Floating Holiday” & “Memory”
    Album: Frank Wagner’s Floating Holiday
    Frank Wagner (b), Marco DiGennaro (p) and David Meade (d, perc) Rémi Bolduc
    Jazz Ensemble - “Someone In Love” & “Clavardage”
    Album: Sax Zénith - Live at the Yardbird Suite
    Rémi Bolduc (as), PJ Perry (as), Phil Dwyer, Kirk MacDonald, Kelly Jefferson (ts), Fraser Hollins (b) and Dave Laing (d)
    Monika Herzig - “Time Again, D.B.” & “Nancy Wilson Portrait”
    Album: Monika Herzig’s Sheroes
    Monika Herzig (p), Ingrid Jensen (tp), Ada Rovatti (ts), Jamie Baum (fl), Reut Regev (tb), Leni Stern (g), Jennifer Vincent (b), Mayra Casales (perc) and Rosa Avila (d)
    Nick Biello - Dark Energy
    Album: Vagabond Soul
    Nick Biello (as), Paul Jones (ts), John Benitez (b) and Clarence Penn (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    01:22 - Floating Holiday - Frank Wagner
    08:47 - Memory - Frank Wagner
    15:31 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    19:40 - Someone In Love - Rémi Bolduc Jazz Ensemble
    31:25 - Clavardage - Rémi Bolduc Jazz Ensemble
    41:45 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    44:06 - Time Again, D.B. - Monika Herzig
    49:24 - Nancy Wilson Portrait - Monika Herzig
    55:51 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    57:38 - Dark Energy - Nick Biello
    65:43 - Finish
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  • Tschüss Music Past
    An opportunity to listen to new tracks from Tschüss Jazz Era by Jungsu Choi Tiny Orkester and from Music In My Mindy by Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus. Other amazing artists include Nick Biello, Harvie S with Kenny Barron, Our Thing (Roni Ben-Hur, Santi Debriano and Duduka Da Fonseca), Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow and Teri Parker.
    Nick Biello - Grandparents
    Album: Vagabond Soul
    Nick Biello (as), Andrew Renfroe (g), Phil Markowitz (p), John Benitez (b) and Clarence Penn (d)
    Jungsu Choi Tiny Orkester - Stolen Yellow
    Album: Tschüss Jazz Era
    Jungsu Choi (arr, voc), Eunmi Kim (fl), Minkyu Cha (as), Sungil Bae (ts),
    Yejung Kim (tp), Junyeon Lee (tb), Sehwa Kang (cello), Sungyun Hong (g),
    Jungmin Lee (p), Joseph Han (b) and Hyunsu Lee (d)
    Jungsu Choi Tiny Orkester - Nach Wien 224
    Album: Tschüss Jazz Era
    Jungsu Choi (arr, voc), Jinho Pyo (voc), Eunmi Kim (fl), Minkyu Cha (as),
    Sungil Bae (ts), Yejung Kim (tp), Junyeon Lee (tb), Sehwa Kang (cello),
    Sungyun Hong (g), Jungmin Lee (p), Joseph Han (b) and Hyunsu Lee (d)
    Harvie S with Kenny Barron - Until Tomorrow
    Album: Witchcraft
    Harvie S (b, comp) and Kenny Barron (p)
    Our Thing - Home
    Album: Manhattan Style
    Roni Ben-Hur (g), Santi Debriano (b) and Duduka Da Fonseca (d)
    Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow - Our Princess Is In Another Castle
    Album: Music In My Mind
    Shawn Maxwell (as, cl, fl), Dee Alexander (voc), Chad McCullough (tp, flh),
    Matt Nelson (p, rhodes), Junius Paul (b, e-b) and Phil Beale (d)
    Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow - Herding Happiness
    Album: Music In My Mind
    Shawn Maxwell (as, cl, fl), Chad McCullough (tp, flh), Stephen Lynerd (vib),
    Matt Nelson (p, rhodes), Junius Paul (b, e-b) and Phil Beale (d)
    Teri Parker - “Ghost of Time” & “Majnoun”
    Album: In the Past
    Teri Parker (p, rhodes, mopho), Allison Au (as), Mark Godfrey (b, e-b, mopho)
    and Mackenzie Longpre (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    01:49 - Grandparents - Nick Biello
    08:22 - Stolen Yellow - Jungsu Choi Tiny Orkester
    16:21 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    18:20 - Nach Wien 224 - Jungsu Choi Tiny Orkester
    27:04 - Until Tomorrow - Harvie S, Kenny Barron
    31:44 - Home - Our Thing
    35:54 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    38:13 - Our Princess Is In Another Castle - Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow
    43:24 - Herding Happiness - Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow
    47:48 - Ghost of Time - Teri Parker
    51:36 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    52:53 - Majnoun - Teri Parker
    58:21 - Finish
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  • Juan Andrés Ospina
    Pianist, composer, arranger and producer Juan Andrés Ospina is today’s interview guest on The Jazz Hole with Linus. Currently living between New York and Bogotá, the Colombian musician Juan Andrés Ospina has been involved in numerous international, award-winning projects. A couple of weeks ago, he released his first Big Band album Tramontana (featuring Paquito D’Rivera and Lucia Pulido), an epic project involving 26 NYC musicians from all over the world. Hear Juan Andrés talk extensively about this humongous project on today’s episode, plus music from Tramontana, as well as two tracks from the new Benito Gonzalez/Gerry Gibbs/Essiet Okon Essiet album Passion Reverence Transcendence - The Music of McCoy Tyner.
    Benito Gonzalez, Gerry Gibbs, Essiet Okon Essiet - “Between Friends” & “Brazilian Girls”
    Album: Passion Reverence Transcendence - The Music of McCoy Tyner
    Benito Gonzalez (p, arr, composer of “Brazilian Girls”), Essiet Okon Essiet (b, e-b, arr) andGerry Gibbs (d, perc, all other instruments, composer of “Between Friends”)
    Juan Andrés Ospina Big Band (featuring Paquito D’Rivera) - Todavía no
    Album: Tramontana
    Juan Andrés Ospina (p, comp, dir, p solo), Paquito D’Rivera (ss, ss solo), Sam Hoyt, Jonathan Powell, Bryan Davis, Guido Gonzalez (tp), Michael Fahie, Matt McDonald, Malec Heermans (tb), James Rogers (b-tb), Hadar Noiberg (fl), Alex Terrier (ss, as), Uri Gurvich (as, fl), Linus Wyrsch, Justin Flynn (ts, cl), Carl Maraghi (bs, b-cl), Nadav Remez (g), Andrés Rotmistrovsky (e-b, e-b solo), Marcelo Woloski (perc) and Franco Pinna (d)
    Juan Andrés Ospina Big Band - 102 Fahrenheit
    Album: Tramontana
    Juan Andrés Ospina (comp, dir), Paquito D’Rivera (ss), Sam Hoyt (tp), Jonathan Powell (tp, tp solo), Bryan Davis, Guido Gonzalez (tp), Mike Fahie (tb, tb solo), Matt McDonald, Malec Heermans (tb), James Rogers (b-tb), Hadar Noiberg (fl), Alex Terrier (ss, as), Uri Gurvich (as,fl), Linus Wyrsch, Justin Flynn (ts, cl), Carl Maraghi (bs, b cl), Carolina Calvache (p), Nadav Remez (g), Andrés Rotmistrovsky (e-b), Marcelo Woloski (perc, perc solo) and Ronen Itzik (d)
    Juan Andrés Ospina Big Band (featuring Lucia Pulido) - Ver llover
    Album: Tramontana
    Juan Andrés Ospina (dir), Lucia Pulido (voc, comp), Sam Hoyt, Jonathan Powell, Bryan Davis, Guido Gonzalez (tp), Michael Fahie, Matt McDonald, Malec Heermans (tb), James Rogers (b-tb), Hadar Noiberg (fl), Alex Terrier (ss, as, ss solo), Uri Gurvich (as, fl), Linus Wyrsch, Justin Flynn (ts, cl), Carl Maraghi (bs, b-cl), Nicolás Ospina (p), Nadav Remez (g), Andrés Rotmistrovsky (e-b), Marcelo Woloski (perc), Franco Pinna (d) and Sebastián Cruz (lyrics)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:45 - Between Friends - Benito Gonzalez, Gerry Gibbs, Essiet Okon Essiet
    07:11 - Todavía no - Juan Andrés Ospina, Paquito D’Rivera
    15:08 - Interview with Juan Andrés Ospina, Part I
    28:40 - 102 Fahrenheit - Juan Andrés Ospina
    38:51 - Interview with Juan Andrés Ospina, Part II
    50:46 - Ver llover - Juan Andrés Ospina, Lucia Pulido
    59:44 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    60:35 - Brazilian Girls - Benito Gonzalez, Gerry Gibbs, Essiet Okon Essiet
    67:46 - Finish
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  • Myriad3 - Live in Budapest
    The Jazz Hole Live - this month featuring Myriad3, the Toronto-based trio consisting of Chris Donnelly on piano, Daniel Fortin on bass and Ernesto Cervini on drums. On April 11th 2018, they performed at Opus Jazz Club in Budapest, Hungary and today you’ll get to hear a number of their original compositions from that performance. Myriad3 is a true collective, each member acts simultaneously as a leader and as a sideman. They play mostly original music, and have performed together since 2010
    MYRIAD3
    Chris Donnelly (piano)
    Dan Fortin (bass)
    Ernesto Cervini (drums)
    “First Flight” & “Unnamed Cells” composed by Chris Donnelly, “The Where”
    & “Fortress” composed by Dan Fortin, “Little Lentil” & “Brother Dom”
    composed by Ernesto Cervini
    All tracks recorded live at Opus Jazz Club in Budapest, Hungary on April 11th 2018
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    01:47 - First Flight - Myriad3
    08:37 - Unnamed Cells - Myriad3
    12:51 - The Where - Myriad3
    19:34 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    21:05 - Fortress - Myriad3
    26:37 - Little Lentil - Myriad3
    32:35 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    33:37 - Brother Dom - Myriad3
    42:36 - Finish
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  • McClenty Hunter
    Interview guest McClenty Hunter Jr. talks about his debut album The Groove Hunter on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole. The drummer, educator and composer also speaks about his musical background, his compositions and about the people involved in the making of this album. Before the segment about McClenty Hunter, you get to enjoy brand new tracks from Bridges, the phenomenal new album by The Jamie Baum Septet+ - and after the McClenty Hunter segment, Linus spins the most amazing vintage jazz by The Glenn Crytzer Orchestra (featuring Dandy Wellington and Hannah Gill). Their new double album Ain’t It Grand? delvers a reimagined traditional big band sound with both classic and original songs
    The Jamie Baum Septet+ - From The Well
    Album: Bridges
    Jamie Baum (fl, alto fl, singing bowl), Amir ElSaffar (tp), Sam Sadigursky (as, b-cl), Chris Komer (f horn), Brad Shepik (g), John Escreet (p), Zack Lober (b),
    Jeff Hirshfield (d) and Jamey Haddad (perc)
    The Jamie Baum Septet+ - Song Without Words (for S. James Baum)
    Album: Bridges
    Jamie Baum (fl, alto fl, singing bowl), Amir Elsaffar (tp, voc), Sam Sadigursky (as, b-cl), Chris Komer (f horn), Brad Shepik (g), John Escreet (p), Zack Lober (b) and Jeff Hirshfield (d)
    McClenty Hunter Jr. - “Autumn” & “My Love”
    Album: The Groove Hunter
    McClenty Hunter Jr. (d), Stacy Dillard (ts), Eric Reed (p) and Corcoran Holt (b)
    The Glenn Crytzer Orchestra - “The 408 Special” & “Bear Foot Blues”
    Album: Ain’t It Grand?
    Glenn Crytzer (g, bj, voc, dir, arr), Sam Hoyt, Mike Davis, Jason Prover (tp). Rob Edwards, Joe McDonough, Jim Fryer (tb), Jay Rattman (as, ss, cl), Mark Lopeman, Marc Schwartz (as, ts, cl), Matt Koza (ts, cl), Henry “Ricky” Alexander (as, bar, cl), Rob Reich (p). Ian Hutchison (b) and Andrew Millar (d)
    The Glenn Crytzer Orchestra (featuring Hannah Gill) - Just Like A Broken Record
    Album: Ain’t It Grand?
    Glenn Crytzer (g, bj, voc, dir, arr), Sam Hoyt, Mike Davis, Jason Prover (tp).
    Rob Edwards, Joe McDonough, Jim Fryer (tb), Jay Rattman (as, ss, cl), Mark
    Lopeman, Marc Schwartz (as, ts, cl), Matt Koza (ts, cl), Henry “Ricky”
    Alexander (as, bar, cl), Rob Reich (p). Ian Hutchison (b), Andrew Millar (d) and
    Hannah Gill (voc)
    The Glenn Crytzer Orchestra (featuring Dandy Wellington) - Ain’t It Grand?
    Album: Ain’t It Grand?
    Glenn Crytzer (g, bj, voc, dir, arr), Sam Hoyt, Mike Davis, Jason Prover (tp).
    Rob Edwards, Joe McDonough, Jim Fryer (tb), Jay Rattman (as, ss, cl), Mark
    Lopeman, Marc Schwartz (as, ts, cl), Matt Koza (ts, cl), Henry “Ricky”
    Alexander (as, bar, cl), Rob Reich (p). Ian Hutchison (b), Andrew Millar (d) and
    Dandy Wellington (voc)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:44 - From The Well - The Jamie Baum Septet+
    10:19 - Song Without Words (for S. James Baum) - The Jamie Baum Septet+
    17:03 - Interview with McClenty Hunter Jr., Part I
    28:54 - Autumn - McClenty Hunter Jr.
    35:15 - Interview with McClenty Hunter Jr., Part II
    42:58 - My Love - McClenty Hunter Jr.
    49:12 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    51:48 - The 408 Special - The Glenn Crytzer Orchestra
    54:52 - Just Like A Broken Record - The Glenn Crytzer Orchestra, Hannah Gill
    57:59 - Ain’t It Grand? - The Glenn Crytzer Orchestra, Dandy Wellington
    60:56 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    61:44 - Bear Foot Blues - The Glenn Crytzer Orchestra
    65:01 - Finish
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  • That First Lattice Error
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole includes more music from Andrew Gould’s new album First things First, tracks from Alma Micic’s That Old Feeling, Peripheral Vision’s More Songs About Error and Shame and James Hall’s Lattice. Plus an exclusive track by the new Torunski Brothers A Range project, which has not been officially released yet
    Andrew Gould - Cool Off
    Album: First things First
    Andrew Gould (as, FX), Steven Feifke (p, fender rhodes), Marco Panascia (e-b) and Jake Goldbas (d)
    Andrew Gould - Mumbo Jumbo
    Album: First things First
    Andrew Gould (as), Scott Wendholt (tp), Steven Feifke (p), Marco Panascia (b)
    and Jake Goldbas (d)
    Alma Micic - “Ne Zaboravi Me” & “Sholnishko”
    Album: That Old Feeling
    Alma Micic (voc), Rale Micic (g), Tom Beckham (vib) and Corcoran Holt (b)
    Peripheral Vision - “The Blunder” & “Chubby Cello”
    Album: More Songs About Error and Shame
    Michael Herring (b, composer of “The Blunder”), Don Scott (g, composer of “Chubby Cello”), Trevor Hogg (ts) and Nick Fraser (d)
    James Hall - “Shoy” & “Lattice”
    Album: Lattice
    James Hall (tb), Jamie Baum (fl, alto fl), Deanna Witkowski (p, rhodes), Tom
    DiCarlo (b) and Allan Mednard (d)
    Torunski Brothers A Range - Hands Up, Don’t Shoot
    Piotr Torunski (b-cl), Greg Torunski (as), Mike Roelofs (rhodes) and Ron Van Stratum (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    01:39 - Cool Off - Andrew Gould
    07:27 - Ne Zaboravi Me - Alma Micic
    09:59 - The Blunder - Peripheral Vision
    17:55 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    20:29 - Chubby Cello - Peripheral Vision
    26:43 - Shoy - James Hall
    33:41 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    35:53 - Lattice - James Hall
    42:06 - Hands Up, Don’t Shoot - Torunski Brothers A Range
    49:38 - Solnishko - Alma Micic
    54:19 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:13 - Mumbo Jumbo - Andrew Gould
    60:31 - Finish
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  • Monika Herzig
    Interview guest Monika Herzig talks about her new album SHEROES (Whaling City Sound) on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole. The pianist and composer is originally from Germany, but has been living in the US since 1988. SHEROES features some of the world’s leading female jazz instrumentalists, including Leni Stern, Jamie Baum, Ingrid Jensen, Jennifer Vincent, Ada Rovatti, Mayra Casales, Reut Regev and Rosa Avila. Today’s episode also includes tracks from two other band new albums, No Arrival by trombonist and composer Nick Finzer and First things First by saxophonist and composer Andrew Gould
    Nick Finzer - “No Arrival” & “Never Enough”
    Album: No Arrival
    Nick Finzer (tb), Lucas Pino (ts, b-cl), Victor Gould (p), Alex Wintz (g), Dave Baron (b) and Jimmy Macbride (d)
    Monika Herzig - “Cantos”, “Time Again, D.B.” & “Nancy Wilson Portrait”
    Album: SHEROES
    Monika Herzig (p, arr), Ingrid Jensen (tp), Ada Rovatti (ts), Jamie Baum (fl), Reut Regev (tb), Leni Stern (g), Jennifer Vincent (b), Mayra Casales (perc) and Rosa Avila (d)
    Andrew Gould - Rickshaw
    Album: First things First
    Andrew Gould (as), Scott Wendholt (tp), Steven Feifke (p), Marco Panascia (b) and Jake Goldbas (d, perc)
    Andrew Gould - First things First
    Album: First things First
    Andrew Gould (ss), Steven Feifke (p), Marco Panascia (b) and Jake Goldbas (d,perc)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:37 - No Arrival - Nick Finzer
    06:46 - Never Enough - Nick Finzer
    12:29 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    14:58 - Cantos - Monika Herzig
    19:45 - Interview with Monika Herzig, Part I
    30:55 - Time Again, D.B. - Monika Herzig
    36:15 - Nancy Wilson Portrait - Monika Herzig
    42:43 - Interview with Monika Herzig, Part II
    48:12 - Rickshaw - Andrew Gould
    54:31 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:08 - First things First - Andrew Gould
    60:32 - Finish
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  • VEIN: CD Release, Live in Basel
    This month’s episode of The Jazz Hole Live with Linus features the internationally recognized Swiss trio VEIN, consisting of twin brothers Michael Arbenz (piano) and Florian Arbenz (drums), as well as Thomas Lähns (bass). On September 9th 2017, their CD release concert took place at Vollkshaus in Basel, Switzerland with special guests Andy Sheppard, Martial In-Albon, Nils Fischer, Noah Arnold and René Mosele. Their latest album VEIN plays Ravel (Challenge Records) focuses on the works of the impressionistic French composer Joseph Maurice Ravel.
    VEIN
    Michael Arbenz (piano)
    Thomas Lähns (bass)
    Florian Arbenz (drums)
    FEATURING:
    Andy Sheppard (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone)
    Martial In-Albon (trumpet, flugelhorn)
    Nils Fischer (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, bass clarinet)
    Noah Arnold (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone)
    René Mosele (trombone)
    All tracks composed by Maurice Ravel and arranged by VEIN
    All tracks recorded live at Volkshaus in Basel, Switzerland on September 9th 2017
    Recording, mix and mastering by Philippe Ohl, philo-media
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    02:13 - Le Tombeau de Couperin, M. 68: I. Prélude - VEIN
    07:34 - Le Tombeau de Couperin, M. 68: III. Forlane - VEIN
    13:19 - Le Tombeau de Couperin, M. 68: VI. Toccata - VEIN
    18:41 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    19:54 - Violin Sonata No. 2 in G Major, M. 77: II. Blues. Moderato - VEIN
    24:11 - Sonatine in F-Sharp Minor, M. 40: II. Mouvement de menuet - VEIN
    31:58 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    33:06 - L'Enfant et les Sortilèges, M. 71: Five O'clock Foxtrot - VEIN
    44:30 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    46:21 - Bolero in C Major, M. 81: Tempo di Bolero. Moderato assai - VEIN
    63:47 - Finish
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  • Jazz Syntheses
    An array of interesting 2018 jazz syntheses on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus, including tracks from Future Speak by Addison Frei, Lost Villages by Robert Diack, The Subject Tonight Is Love by the collective group Kate McGarry/Keith Ganz/Gary Versace (featuring Obed Calvaire) and New Horizons by Justin Gray & Synthesis. Each one of these albums combines elements of jazz with a unique blend of genres and influences
    Addison Frei - Future Speak
    Album: Future Speak
    Addison Frei (p, rhodes, spoken word), Tahira Clayton, Michael Mayo (voc), Drew Zaremba (ts, ss, org), Andy Clausen (tb), Perrin Grace (e-b) and Matt Young (d)
    Addison Frei - For Good
    Album: Future Speak
    Addison Frei (p), Michael Mayo (voc), Drew Zaremba (ss), Perrin Grace (b) and Matt Young (d)
    Robert Diack - “Reliquary” & “Placed”
    Album: Lost Villages
    Robert Diack (d), Brandon Davis (b), Patrick O'Reilly (g, pedals) and Jacob Thompson (p)
    Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz, Gary Versace - Climb Down / Whiskey You’re The Devil
    Album: The Subject Tonight Is Love
    Kate McGarry (voc, arr), Keith Ganz (g, e-g, b-g, arr), Gary Versace (p, kbd, org, acc, arr) and Obed Clavaire (d)
    Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz, Gary Versace - Losing Strategy #4
    Album: The Subject Tonight Is Love
    Kate McGarry (voc, p, arr), Keith Ganz (g, e-g, b-g, arr) and Gary Versace (p, kbd, org, acc, arr)
    Justin Gray & Synthesis - Rise
    Album: New Horizons
    Justin Gray (bass veena, e-b), Ed Hanley (tabla), Derek Gray (d, perc, singing bowls), Ted Quinlan (e-g), Drew Jurecka (vio), Todd Pentney (hammond org) and Joel Schwartz (resonator, e-g)
    Justin Gray & Synthesis - Ebb and Flow
    Album: New Horizons
    Justin Gray (bass veena, e-b), Ed Hanley (tabla), Derek Gray (d, perc, singing bowls), Ted Quinlan (e-g), Drew Jurecka (vio), Rebekah Wolkstein (vio),
    Shannon Knights (viola), Lydia Munchinsky (cello) and Dhruba Ghosh (sarangi)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:12 - Future Speak - Addison Frei
    07:05 - For Good - Addison Frei
    13:03 - Reliquary - Robert Diack
    20:50 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    23:51 - Placed - Robert Diack
    29:54 - Climb Down / Whiskey You’re The Devil - Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz,
    36:38 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    38:52 - Losing Strategy #4 - Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz, Gary Versace
    41:48 - Rise - Justin Gray & Synthesis
    48:14 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    50:13 - Ebb and Flow - Justin Gray & Synthesis
    57:56 - Finish
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About Linus Wyrsch, BTRtoday

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Grammy-award winner Linus Wyrsch is one of New York City's most sought-after clarinetists and saxophonists. Full of passion for jazz, Brazilian and Latin music, the Swiss native maintains a busy performance and recording schedule. Audiences in the US, Europe, Asia, and South America have been exhilarated by his heartwarming sounds in many prestigious venues. Linus brings a distinctive yet versatile quality to a variety of projects. He has shared the stage with, among others, Cesar Camargo Mariano and Oscar Castro-Neves (two originators of the Bossa Nova genre), noted film composers Alan Silvestri and Howard Shore, and several of the world's top jazz and Latin musicians, such as Andy McGhee, David Hazeltine, Hendrik Meurkens, Rubens de La Corte, Harvie S, Clarence Penn, Rafael Barata, and Gregorio Uribe Big Band.