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  • Beyond English
    "An episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus that is more on the modern and experimental side. Tune in for music by the Québec-based group L’abîme and their self-titled debut album, another debut album by the Berlin Mallet Group (founded by Taiko Saito) called Sogni D’oro, and Beyond, the duo album by Satoko Fujii & Taiko Saito. Plus two Argentinean projects via Ears & Eyes Records: the duo of Camila Nebbia and Axel Filip and the trio of Natalio Sued, Demian Cabaud and Portuguese drummer Luís Candeias.
    L’abîme - “L’abîme” & “Le culte III”
    Album: L’abîme
    Jonathan Turgeon (p), Hugo Blouin (b), Jean-Philippe Godbout (d), Alex Dodier (fl, saxes) and Gabriel Genest (ts, clarinets)
    Camila Nebbia & Axel Filip - “Intransigente”, “La luz de atrás” & “Ruinas”
    Album: Colibrí Rojo
    Camila Nebbia (ts, effects, composer) and Axel Filip (d, synth, composer)
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    Berlin Mallet Group - Komodo no komodo
    Album: Sogni D’oro
    Taiko Saito (marimba, comp, arr), David Friedman (vib), Julius Heise, Raphael Meinhart and Hauke Renken (marimba)
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    Satoko Fujii & Taiko Saito (Futari) - Molecular
    Album: Beyond
    Satoko Fujii (p, co-comp) and Taiko Saito (vib, co-comp)
    Satoko Fujii - “Ernesto” & “Expanding”
    Album: Hazuki
    Satoko Fujii (p)
    Natalio Sued, Demian Cabaud, Luís Candeias - Ángeles
    Album: Jardín de Estrellas
    Natalio Sued (ts, comp), Demian Cabaud (b) and Luís Candeias (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:09 - L’abîme - L’abîme
    09:08 - Le culte III - L’abîme
    13:53 - Intransigente - Camila Nebbia, Axel Filip
    16:33 - La luz de atrás - Camila Nebbia, Axel Filip
    17:39 - Ruinas - Camila Nebbia, Axel Filip
    20:32 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    24:31 - Komodo no komodo - Berlin Mallet Group
    30:34 - Molecular - Satoko Fujii, Taiko Saito
    36:11 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    39:28 - Ernesto - Satoko Fujii
    46:03 - Expanding - Satoko Fujii
    53:43 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    56:07 - Ángeles - Natalio Sued, Demian Cabaud, Luís Candeias
    62:58 - Finish
    "
    1 hr 3 min
  • Continuous Happy Hour
    "The Jazz Hole with Linus features music from several new albums today: This Time The Dream’s On Us by the Basel-based trio Yuri Storione/Jorge Rossy/Dominik Schürmann, Continuous by the Ottawa-based Miguel de Armas Quartet and Fearless by the Chicago-based saxophonist and composer Sharel Cassity. Plus several albums by NYC-based bands: I Love Being Here With You by Cait and the Critters (lead by vocalist Cait Jones), Three Part Invention by the Gabe Terracciano Trio and From Where We Came by bassist and composer Michael Feinberg.
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    Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann - “Happy Hour” & “Father and Son”
    Album: This Time The Dream’s On Us
    Yuri Storione (p, composer “Father and Son”, co-composer “Happy Hour”), Jorge Rossy (d) and Dominik Schürmann (b, co-composer “Happy Hour”)
    Cait and the Critters - Queer
    Album: I Love Being Here With You
    Cait Jones (voc, arr), Mariel Bildsten (tb, dir, arr), Michael Hashim (sax), Danny Jonokuchi (tp), Jocelyn Gould (g), Miki Yamanaka (p), Daniel Duke (b) and Rob Garcia (d) - written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin
    Gabe Terracciano Trio - “Gymnopédie No. 3” & “Dance for Jimmy”
    Album: Three Part Invention
    Gabe Terracciano (violin, viola), Josh Dunn (g) and Ian Hutchison (b) - Gymnopédie No. 3 written by Erik Satie
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    Michael Feinberg - “Cairo” & “Tryon”
    Album: From Where We Came
    Michael Feinberg (b), Dave Liebman (ss), Noah Preminger (ts), Gary Versace (p) and Ian Froman (d)
    Miguel de Armas - Continuous
    Album: Continuous
    Miguel de Armas (p, kbds), Marc Decho, Roberto Riverón (b), Michel Medrano Brindis (d), Diomer González, Joel Cuesta (congas), Samuel Formell (d, timbales), José Alberto Alvarez Batista (güiro) and Yasmina Proveyer (voc)
    Miguel de Armas - Gone Too Soon
    Album: Continuous
    Miguel de Armas (p, kbds), Marc Decho (b), Michel Medrano Brindis (d) and Diomer González (congas)
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    Sharel Cassity - Surrender
    Album: Fearless
    Sharel Cassity (as, ss, ts), Richard Johnson (p), Alex Claffy (b) and Mark Whitfield Jr. (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:25 - Happy Hour - Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann
    08:50 - Queer - Cait and the Critters
    11:37 - Gymnopédie No. 3 - Gabe Terracciano Trio
    14:27 - Dance for Jimmy - Gabe Terracciano Trio
    19:03 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    23:20 - Cairo - Michael Feinberg
    28:43 - Tryon - Michael Feinberg
    32:18 - Continuous - Miguel de Armas Quartet
    38:27 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    40:01 - Gone Too Soon - Miguel de Armas Quartet
    45:37 - Surrender - Sharel Cassity
    51:12 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    52:44 - Father and Son - Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann
    59:37 - Finish
    "
    1 hr
  • Abysmal Abyss
    "An other episode of The Jazz Hole of international scope today: check out music from the Argentine-born, Swiss-based singer and composer Luciana Morelli and her new album “Lo abismal, el agua”, from the Cuban-born, Ottawa-based pianist Miguel de Armas and his new album “Continuous”, from the Québec-based group L'abîme and their new self-titled album and from a great Korean duo consisting of pianist Yoonseung Cho and NY-based guitarist Sungwon Kim that recently released “Blues In The Night”.
    Luciana Morelli - “Lo abismal, el agua” & “Fotografía de guerra”
    Album: Lo abismal, el agua
    Luciana Morelli (voc), Philipp Hillebrand (cl, b-cl), Mauricio Silva Orendain (p), Sebastián de Urquiza (b) and Paulo Almeida (d)
    Miguel de Armas - Continuous
    Album: Continuous
    Miguel de Armas (p, kbds), Marc Decho, Roberto Riverón (b), Michel Medrano Brindis (d), Diomer González, Joel Cuesta (congas), Samuel Formell (d, timbales), José Alberto Alvarez Batista (güiro) and Yasmina Proveyer (voc)
    Miguel de Armas - Angelique
    Album: Continuous
    Miguel de Armas (p, kbds), Marc Decho, Roberto Riverón (b), Michel Medrano Brindis (d), Diomer González (congas) and Elmer Ferrer (g)
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    L’abîme - “Requiem” & “L’abîme”
    Album: L’abîme
    Jonathan Turgeon (p, comp), Hugo Blouin (b), Jean-Philippe Godbout (d), Alex Dodire (fl, saxes) and Gabriel Genest (ts, clarinets)
    Yoonseung Cho & Sungwon Kim . “Blue Zone” & “Blues Major 7th”
    Album: Blues In The Night
    Yoonseung Cho (p, composer “Blue Zone”) and Sungwon Kim (g, composer “Blues Major 7th”)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:27 - Lo abismal, el agua - Luciana Morelli
    08:23 - Fotografía de guerra - Luciana Morelli
    12:46 - Continuous - Miguel de Armas Quartet
    18:56 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    21:43 - Angelique - Miguel de Armas Quartet
    26:13 - Requiem - L’abîme
    30:41 - L’abîme - L’abîme
    38:49 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    40:23 - Blue Zone - Yoonseung Cho, Sungwon Kim
    53:08 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    54:16 - Blues Major 7th - Yoonseung Cho, Sungwon Kim
    62:19 - Finish
    "
    1 hr 3 min
  • Jesse Ryan Bridges - Live at Poetry Jazz Café in Toronto, ON, Canada
    "Tune in to The Jazz Hole Live to hear a pre-pandemic set by Jesse Ryan & Bridges, recorded live at Poetry Jazz Café in Toronto, ON, Canada. Jesse Ryan is a Trinidad-born, Toronto-based saxophonist, composer and educator, who self-released his debut album “Bridges” last December on his Fwé Culture label. Bridges is an eclectic and honest offering that straddles both jazz and Afro-Caribbean traditions, a true celebration of the cultural, rhythmic and expressive connections between North America and the islands of the Caribbean. Be sure to visit www.jesseryanmuzik.com to get your own copy and to find out more.
    JESSE RYAN & BRIDGES:
    Jesse Ryan (alto saxophone)
    Chris Pruden (piano, keyboards)
    Julian Anderson Bowes (bass)
    David Richards (drums)
    All tracks composed by Jesse Ryan
    All tracks recorded live at Poetry Jazz Café in Toronto, ON, Canada on April 22nd 2018
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    01:46 - Big Ole Shoes - Jesse Ryan & Bridges
    09:42 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    11:24 - Bridges - Jesse Ryan & Bridges
    19:01 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    20:30 - Seeds - Jesse Ryan & Bridges
    26:18 - Right To Be Wrong - Jesse Ryan & Bridges
    34:21 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    35:59 - The Way - Jesse Ryan & Bridges
    50:57 - Finish
    "
    51 min
  • Zwei
    "Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus features more experimental jazz. The episode includes tracks from “Cosmology” the fifth album by the Italian Claudio Scolari Project, as well as tracks from “Colibrí Rojo” by the Argentinean duo of saxophonist Camila Nebbia and drummer Axel Filip. More experimental duo sounds come from two of pianist and composer Satoko Fujii’s many new albums. Satoko is closing in on her 100th album as a leader and co-leader! Her music today comes from “Keshin”, a new album with her husband, trumpeter and composer Natsuki Tamura and from “Beyond”, an album by the new duo Futari, featuring Satoko Fujii along with marimbist, vibraphonist and composer Taiko Saito.
    Claudio Scolari Project: “Dark Matter”, “Cosmology” & “Aphelion”
    Album: Cosmology
    Claudio Scolari (d, synth prog, composer), Daniele Cavalca (d, live synths, rhodes, piano, composer), Simone Scolari (tp) and Michele Cavalca (b)
    Camila Nebbia & Axel Filip - “Intransigente”, “La luz de atrás” & “Ruinas”
    Album: Colibrí Rojo
    Camila Nebbia (ts, effects, composer) and Axel Filip (d, synth, composer)
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    Natsuki Tamura & Satoko Fujii - “Busy Day” & “Three Scenes”
    Album: Keshin
    Natsuki Tamura (tp, composer of “Three Scenes”) and Satoko Fujii (p, composer of “Busy Day”)
    Satoko Fujii & Taiko Saito (Futari) - “Molecular” & Ame No Ato”
    Album: Beyond
    Satoko Fujii (p, co-composer of “Molecular” and composer of “Ame No Ato”) and Taiko Saito (vib, co-composer of “Molecular”)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:28 - Dark Matter - Claudio Scolari Project
    08:27 - Cosmology - Claudio Scolari Project
    11:04 - Aphelion - Claudio Scolari Project
    17:15 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    19:27 - Intransigente - Camila Nebbia, Axel Filip
    22:07 - La luz de atrás - Camila Nebbia, Axel Filip
    23:12 - Ruinas - Camila Nebbia, Axel Filip
    26:09 - Busy Day - Natsuki Tamura, Satoko Fujii
    34:34 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    36:43 - Three Scenes - Natsuki Tamura, Satoko Fujii
    47:05 - Molecular - Satoko Fujii, Taiko Saito
    52:41 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:27 - Ame No Ato - Satoko Fujii, Taiko Saito
    60:03 - Finish
    "
    1 min
  • Thee
    "Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole features the Boston-based trio Bruno Råberg/Allan Chase/Austin McMahon with music from their album “The Prospector” and the Dutch-based Argentinean composer, guitarist and bandleader Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble with music from “Different Roots”. It also features music by three NYC-based artists: Canadian-born vocalist and composer Kari van der Kloot, violinist and composer Gabe Terracciano (originally from Portland, Maine) and the Russian-born vocalist and composer Svetlana.
    Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon - “Triloka” & “Rockside Haiku”
    Album: The Prospector
    Bruno Råberg (b, comp), Allan Chase (ss) and Austin McMahon (d, perc)
    Kari van der Kloot - “Swimming” & “Caution”
    Album: The Architects
    Kari van der Kloot (voc), Lisanne Tremblay (violin, bck voc), Jamie Reynolds (p, syn, bck voc), Gary Wang (b) and Nathan Ellman-Bell (d)
    Gabe Terracciano Trio - “Dance for Jimmy” & “Ad Una Fresca Riva / Al Primo Vostro Sguardo”
    Album: Three Part Invention
    Gabe Terracciano (violin, viola, composer “Dance for Jimmy”), Josh Dunn (g) and Ian Hutchison (b) - “Ad Una Fresca Riva / Al Primo Vostro Sguardo” composed by Luca Marenzio
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    Svetlana and the Delancey Five - “All I Want” & “It’s All Good”
    Album: Night at the Speakeasy
    Svetlana Shmulyian (voc), Wycliffe Gordon (tb, arr), Charlie Caranicas (tp), Adrian Cunningham (cl), Dalton Ridenhour (p), Vinny Raniolo (g), George Delancey (b) and Rob Garcia (d)
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    Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble – “Opening” & “Deep, Dark and Blue”
    Album: Different Roots
    Rodrigo Faina (cond, e-g), Fanny Alofs (voc), Marieke Franssen (fl), Ilse Eijsink, Lars Wouters (cl, b-cl), Paul van der Feen (ss, as), Kees Krabben (as), Iman Spaargaren (ts), Nils van Haften (ss, ts, bs), Stefan Liedtke (bassoon), Marc Kaptijn, Erwin ter Bogt (tp, flh), Gerard Kleijn (flh), Victor Belmonte (tb, b-tb), Daniel Quiles Cascant (tb), Dave Kutz (tuba), Guillermo Celano (e-g), Folkert Oosterbeek (p, rhodes), Clemens van der Feen (b), Marcos Baggiani (d, perc), Jasper Le Clercq (violin) and Nina Hitz (cello)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:51 - Triloka - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon
    07:33 - Rockside Haiku - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon
    13:41 - Swimming - Kari van der Kloot
    21:56 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    25:45 - Caution - Kari van der Kloot
    32:38 - Dance for Jimmy - Gabe Terracciano Trio
    37:14 - Ad Una Fresca Riva / Al Primo Vostro Sguardo - Gabe Terracciano Trio
    41:58 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    43:37 - All I Want - Svetlana & the Delancey Five
    47:18 - It’s All Good - Svetlana & the Delancey Five
    51:28 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    54:30 - Opening - Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble
    56:18 - Deep, Dark and Blue - Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble
    62:23 - Finish
    "
    1 hr 3 min
  • Sarah Jerrom
    "The Jazz Hole with Linus is based in NYC, but today the spotlight points to at great Canadian musicians. The show opens with music from Québec-based pianist François Bourassa’s haunting new solo piano album “L’Impact du Silence” and later focuses entirely on interview guest Sarah Jerrom. The Ontario-based vocalist, composer, arranger, songwriter and pianist just released her wonderful, eclectic album Dream Logic, available on sarahjerrom.com. Sarah shares some stories about the making of this project, her compositions and more. Tune in!
    François Bourassa - “Small Head” & “Blues Masqué”
    Album: L’Impact Du Silence
    François Bourassa (p)
    Sarah Jerrom - “Snowblind”, “Fata Morgana”, “Things That Came Out Of The Sea” & “Memorabilia”
    Album: Dream Logic
    Sarah Jerrom (voc, p), Harley Card (g, voc), Rob McBride (b) and Jeff Luciani (d, perc)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:46 - Small Head - François Bourassa
    06:38 - Blues Masqué - François Bourassa
    09:44 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    11:58 - Snowblind - Sarah Jerrom
    18:58 - Interview with Sarah Jerrom, Part I
    25:57 - Fata Morgana - Sarah Jerrom
    33:09 - Things That Came Out Of The Sea - Sarah Jerrom
    39:29 - Interview with Sarah Jerrom, Part II
    46:22 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    47:20 - Memorabilia - Sarah Jerrom
    55:35 - Finish
    "
    56 min
  • Rodrigo Domínguez Matthew Golombisky - Live in Quila Quina (near San Martín de Los Andes), Argentina
    "Today’s set on The Jazz Hole Live is special, not only musically, but also in terms of the venue. It was recorded outdoors, surrounded by nature, in the garden lawn of a little cabin. Argentine legend Rodrigo Domínguez (soprano and tenor saxophones, claps) and the sought-after Matthew Golombisky (acoustic bass guitar, elephant bells, live sampling) spent several months in the same area in Patagonia, Rodrigo in San Martín de Los Andes and Matthew in Quila Quina, so they planned a couple of socially distant, open-air, yard concerts in front of neighbors and locals. Amid flowing rivers, crystal clear lakes, gigantic Andes mountains, hypnotizing flora and fauna and exotic birds calling, they recorded a truly magical experience. Visit facebook.com/rodrigodominguezmusic and matthewgolombisky.com for more information and to purchase their music.
    Rodrigo Dominguez & Matthew Golombiski / illo by Bryan Bruchman / ref photo by Eugenia Fumagalli
    RODRIGO DOMÍNGUEZ & MATTHEW GOLOMBISKY:
    Rodrigo Domínguez (soprano and tenor saxophones, clapping)
    Matthew Golombisky (acoustic bass guitar, elephant bells, live sampling)
    All tracks composed by Rodrigo Domínguez & Matthew Golombisky, except “Quila Quina Suite, No. 3” & “On Mom’s Birthday” by Matthew Golombisky and “Las Manos” & “Jodido” by Rodrigo Domínguez.
    All tracks recorded live in Quila Quina (near San Martín de Los Andes), Argentina on January 24th 2021 by Matthew Golombisky.
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    02:12 - Patagonia Flyby Improvisation - Rodrigo Domínguez, Matthew Golombisky
    15:45 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    17:35 - Elefante Improvisation - Rodrigo Domínguez, Matthew Golombisky
    29:08 - Quila Quina Suite, No. 3 - Rodrigo Domínguez, Matthew Golombisky
    35:44 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    36:45 - Las Manos - Rodrigo Domínguez, Matthew Golombisky
    43:07 - On Mom’s Birthday - Rodrigo Domínguez, Matthew Golombisky
    49:28 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    50:42 - Jodido - Rodrigo Domínguez, Matthew Golombisky
    58:07 - Finish
    "
    59 min
  • Songs of Times
    "Check out sounds from New York City, New Orleans, Boston, Toronto (Canada), Basel (Switzerland) and more on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus. This episode includes tracks from trumpeter and composer Cyrus Nabipoor’s debut album Live At The Marigny Opera House, from This Time the Dream's on Us by the trio Yuri Storione/Jorge Rossy/Dominik Schürmann, from guitarist and composer Mike Freedman’s Into The Daybreak, from the Yoko Miwa Trio’s Songs of Joy, and from Sabertooth Swing’s Songs of Future Past.
    Cyrus Nabipoor - “What Is This” & “Huckleberry Madness”
    Album: Live At The Marigny Opera House
    Cyrus Nabipoor (tp), Brad Walker (ts), George Wilde (g), James Singleton (b) and Brad Webb (d)
    Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann - “Father and Son” & “Violeta”
    Album: This Time the Dream's on Us
    Yuri Storione (p), Jorge Rossy (d) and Dominik Schürmann (b)
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    Mike Freedman - “Day of Change” & “Journey Beyond Seven”
    Album: Into The Daybreak
    Mike Freedman (g), Jeremy Ledbetter (p), Kobi Hass (b) and Max Senitt (d, perc)
    Yoko Miwa Trio - Largo Desolato
    Album: Songs of Joy
    Yoko Miwa (p), Will Slater (b) and Scott Goulding (d)
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    Sabertooth Swing - “Frankie & Johnny” & “Atlanta Blues”
    Album: Songs Of Future Past
    Dan Ruch (voc, tp), Alex Canales (sax, cl), Chris Butcher (tb), Romain Beauxis (g), Spike Perkins (b), Robert Montgomery (d), Seth Ballin (sax on “Frankie & Johnny”), W. C. Handy (composer of “Atlanta Blues”)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:43 - What Is This - Cyrus Nabipoor
    08:56 - Huckleberry Madness - Cyrus Nabipoor
    13:17 - Father and Son - Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann
    19:58 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    22:33 - Violeta - Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann
    28:28 - Day Of Change - Mike Freedman
    32:52 - Journey Beyond Seven - Mike Freedman
    39:04 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    41:21 - Largo Desolato - Yoko Miwa Trio
    48:00 - Frankie & Johnny - Sabertooth Swing
    52:06 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    54:24 - Atlanta Blues - Sabertooth Swing
    58:04 - Finish
    "
    59 min
  • Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right
    "Tune in to The Jazz Hole for excellent music by NYC-based guitarist and composer Roni Ben-Hur (featuring Magos Herrera), Christopher Dammann’s Chicago-based group Restroy, the Toronto-based Dan Pitt Quintet (led by guitarist and composer Dan Pitt) and pianist and composer Amanda Tosoff (featuring Felicity Williams & Emilie-Claire Barlow), plus a brand new single by the Brooklyn-based R&B/soul duo Doves Peak.
    Dan Pitt Quintet - “Shadows Loom” & “Wrongs”
    Album: Wrongs
    Dan Pitt (e-g), Naomi McCarroll-Butler (as, b-cl), Patrick Smith (ts, ss), Alex Fournier (b) and Nick Fraser (d)
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    Restroy (Christopher Dammann) - “Shape Twenty” & “No Straight Lines”
    Album: Sketches
    Christopher Dammann (b, syn), James Davis (tp), Kevin Davis (cello), Paul Giallorenzo (syn, p), Mabel Kwan (p, syn, clavichord) and Avreeayl Ra (d)
    Amanda Tosoff (featuring Felicity Williams) - To A Stranger
    Album: Earth Voices
    Amanda Tosoff (comp, arr), Aline Homzy, Jeremy Potts (violin), Beth Silver (cello), Laurence Schaufele (viola) and Felicity Williams (voc), Poem by Walt Whitman
    Amanda Tosoff (featuring Emilie-Claire Barlow) - Finis
    Album: Earth Voices
    Amanda Tosoff (p, comp, arr), Jon Maharaj (b), Morgan Childs (d), Alex Goodman (g) and Emilie-Claire Barlow (voc), Poem by Marjorie Pickthall
    Roni Ben-Hur (featuring Magos Herrera) - La Serena
    Album: Stories
    Roni Ben-Hur (g), George Cables (p), Ingrid Jensen (tp), Harvie S (b), Victor Lewis (d) and Magos Herrera (voc)
    Roni Ben-Hur - But I Had To Say Goodbye
    Album: Stories
    Roni Ben-Hur (g), George Cables (p), Harvie S (b) and Victor Lewis (d)
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    Doves Peak - Part of Your Life
    Album: Part of Your Life
    Russell Kranes (kbds, comp) and May Cheung (voc, comp)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:14 - Shadows Loom - Dan Pitt Quintet
    07:53 - Wrongs - Dan Pitt Quintet
    13:06 - Shape Twenty - Restroy, Christopher Dammann
    19:30 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    21:38 - No Straight Lines - Restroy, Christopher Dammann
    27:52 - To A Stranger - Amanda Tosoff, Felicity Williams
    33:48 - Finis - Amanda Tosoff, Emilie-Claire Barlow
    39:34 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    43:05 - La Serena - Roni Ben-Hur, Magos Herrera
    48:03 - But I Had To Say Goodbye - Roni Ben-Hur
    53:42 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:19 - Part of Your Life - Doves Peak
    59:04 - Finish
    "
    1 hr

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.