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Zeb Bangash and Michael Winograd, founders of Sandaraa, bringing together music from different parts of the world to make something new and delightful!
“There are shared languages between people and cultures you wouldn’t think have much in common,” reflects clarinetist Michael Winograd, half of the duo driving Sandaraa. “We’re going for whatever helps us understand the music and songs,” adds popular Pakistani singer and composer Zeb Bangash. “We want everyone to share that experience.”
Zeb, Michael and Baruch share a lively fun conversation, and of course lots of great music!
Music by: Sandaraa, Zeb & Haniya, and Michael Winograd Trio.
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Sha’an Mouliert is a mother, an educator, and an activist. Sha’an lives in Vermont where she co-founded the African American Alliance of the Northeast Kingdom and serves on the board of Vermonters for Criminal Justice Reform as well as being a long-time member of WILPF (Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom).
Sha’an shares some of her story, including how she transitioned from working at Sports Illustrated in New York City to working on social change in rural Vermont.
Music by: The Funk Brothers, The Roots, Sam Cooke, Sweet Honey in the Rock, Odetta, and The Staple Singers.
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Hailed as a “Virtuoso” and “Intensely Soulful” by the New York Times and “Spellbinding” by the New Yorker, and “Incredibly Rich Sound” by the CBC, Kinan Azmeh is one of Syria’s rising stars. His utterly distinctive sound across different musical genres is now fast gaining international recognition.
Kinan and Baruch discuss music, inspiration, Syria, and justice.
Music by: Kinan Azmeh, Kinan Azmeh & Dinuk Wijeratne, and Sabina Rakcheyeva featuring Kinan Azmeh.
The post Kinan Azmeh: Clarinetist, Composer from Damascus Syria, appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.
Henrietta Inman has just published a cook book called “Clean Cakes” which is about making delicious desserts with wholesome natural ingredients.
“My new pâtisserie is about eating food in its simplest form from the earth, nature-made food, not man-made ‘food’. ”
Wholesome deliciousness and great music!
Music by: Count Basie & His Orchestra, The Beatles, Nahko and Medicine For The People, Al Jarreau, Tori Amos, Patti Smith, Miriam Makeba, and Suzanne Sterling.
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Sundar Viswanathan has shared the world stage with national and international artists alike as a JUNO-nominated and award-winning jazz saxophonist, vocalist and composer. His band Avataar has a new CD called Petal. Avataar’s music has drawn comparison to Mahavishnu Orchestra, Keith Jarrett with Jan Garbarek, late Coltrane, and Oregon. The resulting confluence is a mesmerizing blend of rhythmic hypnotism, sonic landscapes and soaring melody that marries ancient and modern musical sounds.
Music by: Gary Stroutsos, Avataar, Sundar Quartet, & The John Coltrane Quartet.
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