The Jazz Hole

The Jazz Hole

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The Jazz Hole episodes

  • Jonathan Barber
    Check out today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus, featuring interview guest Jonathan Barber. NYC-based drummer and composer Jonathan Barber talks about his debut album “Vision Ahead” and of course you get to hear some tracks from it. Other music today includes the collective Way North, which consists of three Canadians and an American, as well as the swingin’ Rhythm Future Quartet
    Way North - “Boll Weevil” & “Fearless and Kind”
    Album: Fearless and Kind
    Rebecca Hennessy (tp), Petr Cancura (ts, composer of “Boll Weevil”), Michael Herring (b, composer of “Fearless and Kind”) and Richie Barshay (d)
    Jonathan Barber - “Vision Ahead” & “Think On These Things”
    Album: Vision Ahead
    Jonathan Barber (d), Taber Gable (p, fender rhodes, syn), Andrew Renfroe (g), Godwin Louis (as), Matt Dwonszyk (b), Denise Renee and Sasha Foster (voc)
    Jonathan Barber - Crown
    Album: Vision Ahead
    Jonathan Barber (d), Taber Gable (p, fender rhodes, syn), Andrew Renfroe (g), Godwin Louis (as) and Matt Dwonszyk (b)
    Rhythm Future Quartet - “Still Winter” & “Bushwick Stomp”
    Album: Travels
    Jason Anick (violin, composer of “Still Winter”), Olli Soikkeli (g, composer of
    “Bushwick Stomp”), Max O'Rourke (g) and Greg Loughman (b)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:24 - Boll Weevil - Way North
    07:23 - Fearless and Kind - Way North
    12:58 - Vision Ahead - Jonathan Barber, Vision Ahead
    20:42 - Interview with Jonathan Barber, Part I
    30:53 - Think On These Things - Jonathan Barber, Vision Ahead
    37:45 - Interview with Jonathan Barber, Part II
    43:40 - Crown - Jonathan Barber, Vision Ahead
    48:36 - Still Winter - Rhythm Future Quartet
    52:19 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    54:03 - Bushwick Stomp - Rhythm Future Quartet
    58:26 - Finish
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  • New Beginnings
    2019’s first episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus features the ambitious composer Darrell Katz and the JCA Orchestra and tracks from their latest album Rats Live On No Evil Star (try reading it backward), never-before-released Fred Hersch Trio recordings from 1997 that Palmetto Records just came out with, plus the Johnny Griffith Quintet, the Carla Campopiano Trio and Glenn Crytzer’s Savoy Seven. Enjoy!
    Johnny Griffith Quintet - “Narcomedusae” & “Last Say”
    Album: The Lion, Camel & Child
    Johnny Griffith (ts), Jeremy Pelt (tp), Adrean Farrugia (p), Jon Maharaj (b) and Ethan Ardelli (d)
    Carla Campopiano Trio - La Balada Del Leon
    Album: Chicago/Buenos Aires Connections
    Carla Campopiano (fl, arr), Ángel Colacilli (g, arr) and Gustavo Cortiñas (d, perc, comp, arr)
    Glenn Crytzer’s Savoy Seven - Old Man Winter Blues
    Album: A Little Love This Christmas
    Glenn Crytzer (g, voc, arr), Mike Davis (tp), Evan Arntzen (cl, ts), Craig Flory (ss, as, ts), Solomon Douglas (p), Jen Hodge (b) and Julian MacDonough (d)
    Fred Hersch Trio - “Evanessence” & “Swamp Thang”
    Album: Fred Hersch Trio ’97 - @The Village Vanguard (Fred Hersch / Drew Gress / Tom Rainey)
    Fred Hersch (p), Drew Gress (b) and Tom Rainey (d)
    Darrell Katz and the JCA Orchestra - Rats Live On No Evil Star
    Album: Rats Live On No Evil Star
    Darrell Katz (comp, cond), Helen Sherrah-Davies (5-string violin), Vessela Stoyanova (marimba, vib), Rebecca Shrimpton (voc), Hiro Honshuku (fl, picc, EWI), Rick Stone (as, cl), Ken Field (as), Phil Scarff (ts, ss, sopranino sax, cl), Melanie Howell-Brooks (bs, b-cl), Jeff Classen, Paul Meneghini, Walter Platt (tp), Jim Mosher (fr hrn), Bob Pilkington, David Harris (tb), Bill Lowe (tuba, b-tb), Mike Conner (d), John Funkhauser (b), Norm Zocher (g), Ricardo Monzon (perc) and Hey Rim Jeon (p)
    Darrell Katz - Red Sea
    Album: Rats Live On No Evil Star
    Darrell Katz (comp, g), Rebecca Shrimpton (voc) and Alizon Lissance (p)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:50 - Narcomedusae - Johnny Griffith Quintet
    10:44 - Last Say - Johnny Griffith Quintet
    15:07 - La Balada Del Leon - Carla Campopiano Trio
    16:54 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    19:46 - New Year Blues - Glenn Crytzer’s Savoy Seven
    25:39 - Evanessence - Fred Hersch Trio
    31:23 - Swamp Thang - Fred Hersch Trio
    37:04 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    40:32 - Rats Live On No Evil Star - Darrell Katz, JCA Orchestra
    54:13 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:55 - Red Sea - Darrell Katz
    63:53 - Finish
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  • Jazz Hole Holidays!
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus is winter- and holiday-themed with music by artists Thomas Moeckel, The Marie Goudy 12tet featuring Jocelyn Barth, Sam Broverman, Glenn Crytzer’s Savoy Seven, Lucy Kalantari and the Jazz Cats, Luke Sellick (featuring Sheena Rattai) and the Vitor Gonçalves Quartet. We suggest you get some eggnog, sit back and enjoy!
    Thomas Moeckel - Wintertime
    Album: Seasons
    Thomas Moeckel (g, voc, kbds), Jean-Paul Brodbeck (p, kbds), Michael Chylewski (e-b) and Christoph Mohler (d)
    The Marie Goudy 12tet featuring Jocelyn Barth – Winter
    Album: The Bitter Suite
    Marie Goudy (tp, voc, arr), Jocelyn Barth (voc), Brad Eaton (tp, flh), Matt Woroshyl (as, ss), John Nicholson (ts, voc), Conrad Gluch (bs), Charlotte Alexander (f hrn), Paul Tarussov (tb, tb solo), Zach Smith (tb), Chris Platt (g, g solo), Josh Smiley (p), Alex Lakusta (b), Keagan Eskritt (d) and Andrés Gándara (vihuela)
    Sam Broverman - “What's a Jew To Do On Christmas”, “You’re Speaking
    Yiddish” & “Swinging The Chicken”
    Album: A Jewish Boy’s Christmas
    Sam Broverman (voc, comp), Whitney Ross-Barris (voc), Peter Hill (p), Jordan
    O'Connor, Ross MacIntyre (b), Drew Jurecka (vio, cl), Ernesto Cervini (d), Ken Whiteley (g, org) and Tony Quarrington (co-composer of “Swinging The Chicken”)
    Glenn Crytzer’s Savoy Seven - Old Man Winter Blues
    Album: A Little Love This Christmas
    Glenn Crytzer (g, voc, arr), Mike Davis (tp), Evan Arntzen (cl, ts), Craig Flory (ss, as, ts), Solomon Douglas (p), Jen Hodge (b) and Julian MacDonough (d)
    Lucy Kalantari and the Jazz Cats - “It’s Snowing” & “It’s The Holidays!”
    Album: It's the Holidays!
    Lucy Kalantari (voc, ukulele), Linus Wyrsch (cl, responder), Larry Cook (b, responder), Rich Kulsar (d, perc, responder), Michael Irwin (tp), Denise Barbarita, Austin Biss, Rocky Cataudella, Emily Skinner, Victoria Balseca, Eliot Bell, Sophia Der, Darius Kalantari, Hazel Marcus and Declan McGuigan (add voc)
    Luke Sellick - God Rest Ye Merry Christmas
    Album: Christmas EP
    Luke Sellick (b, kbds, syn, B3 org, pipe org), Julius Rodriguez (kbds, syn), Jesse Fischer (B3 org, syn), Matt Marantz (ts, EWI), Jordan Petty (as), Curtis Nowosad (d, perc), Jimmy Macbride (d) and Andrew Renfroe (g)
    Luke Sellick - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
    Album: Christmas EP
    Luke Sellick (b, kbds, syn, B3 org, pipe org), Sheena Rattai (voc), Julius
    Rodriguez (kbds, syn), Jesse Fischer (B3 org, syn), Matt Marantz (ts, EWI),
    Jordan Petty (as), Curtis Nowosad (d, perc), Jimmy Macbride (d) and Andrew
    Renfroe (g)
    Vitor Gonçalves Quartet - Winter Landscapes
    Album: Vitor Gonçalves Quartet
    Vitor Gonçalves (p), Todd Neufeld (g), Thomas Morgan (b) and Dan Weiss (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:12 - Wintertime - Thomas Moeckel
    08:36 - Winter - The Marie Goudy 12tet, Jocelyn Barth
    17:09 - What's a Jew To Do On Christmas - Sam Broverman
    21:43 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    23:57 - You’re Speaking Yiddish - Sam Broverman
    25:57 - Swinging The Chicken - Sam Broverman
    29:48 - Old Man Winter Blues - Glenn Crytzer’s Savoy Seven
    33:56 - It’s Snowing - Lucy Kalantari and the Jazz Cats
    36:26 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    38:56 - It’s The Holidays! - Lucy Kalantari and the Jazz Cats
    41:57 - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - Luke Sellick
    46:39 - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Luke Sellick, Sheena Rattai
    51:06 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    52:06 - Winter Landscapes - Vitor Gonçalves Quartet
    61:03 - Finish
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  • Looking Back Again
    The Jazz Hole with Linus looks back and features music by some of 2018’s interview guests. Four of them were already featured on last week’s episode, so today the stage is set for the remaining nine interview guests of 2018: Jamie Baum, McClenty Hunter Jr., Monika Herzig, Marcelo Woloski, Miki Yamanaka, Juan Andrés Ospina, Leni Stern and Sam Bevan. Sit back and enjoy!
    The Jamie Baum Septet+ - Honoring Nepal: The Shiva Suite, Part 2: Renewal
    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)
    McClenty Hunter Jr. - Autumn
    Album: The Groove Hunter
    McClenty Hunter Jr. (d), Stacy Dillard (ts), Eric Reed (p) and Corcoran Holt (b)
    Monika Herzig - Cantos
    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)
    Marcelo Woloski - Milonguita pa’ la Griega
    Album: Mundo por conocer
    Marcelo Woloski (perc, voc), Magda Giannikou (acc), Juan Andrés Ospina (p), Ignacio Hernández (spanish g), Hadar Noiberg (fl, pic), Achilles Liarmakopoulos (string section), Curtis Stewart (vio solo), Petros Klampanis (b), Maria Im (vio), Dana Lyn (viola) and Maria Jeffers (cello)
    Q Morrow - The Do How
    Album: There Are Stars in Brooklyn
    Q Morrow (g), Evan Francis (fl), Will Vinson (as), Sam Bevan (b) and Raj Jayaweera (d)
    Miki Yamanaka - Mr. Pancake
    Album: Miki
    Miki Yamanaka (p), Steve Nelson (vib), Orlando Le Fleming (b) and Bill Stewart (d)
    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)
    Leni Stern - Wakhma
    Album: 3
    Leni Stern (g, n’goni, voc), Mamadou Ba (b) and Alioune Faye (sabar, djembe, calabas, voc)
    Sam Bevan - Wide and Awake
    Album: Emergence
    Sam Bevan (b), Kasey Knudsen (as), Cory Wright (b-cl), Henry Hung (tp) and Eric Garland (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:06 - Honoring Nepal: The Shiva Suite, Part 2: Renewal - The Jamie Baum Septet+
    07:50 - Autumn - McClenty Hunter Jr.
    14:12 - Cantos - Monika Herzig
    18:58 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    22:10 - Milonguita pa’ la Griega - Marcelo Woloski
    25:30 - The Do How - Q Morrow
    32:07 - Mr. Pancake - Miki Yamanaka
    37:37 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    39:54 - Todavía no - Juan Andrés Ospina Big Band, Paquito D’Rivera
    47:51 - Wakhma - Leni Stern
    50:50 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    53:24 - Wide and Awake - Sam Bevan
    61:48 - Finish
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  • Looking Back
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus is a mixture of some recently featured artists with new albums (such as the NYC-based bassist Iris Ornig, the NYC-based vibraphonist Mike Freeman or the Toronto-based vocalist Steven Taetz), some artists that haven’t been featured in a while, as well as some of the interview guests featured on this show throughout the year 2018, including Vinny Raniolo, Martin Wind, Sherrie Maricle (& The DIVA Jazz Orchestra) and Harley Card
    Katie Thiroux - Slow Dance With Me
    Album: Off Beat
    Katie Thiroux (b, voc), Justin Kauflin (p) and Matt Witek (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)
    Our Thing - Ma’hof
    Album: Manhattan Style
    Roni Ben-Hur (g, comp), Santi Debriano (b) and Duduka Da Fonseca (d, perc)
    Iris Ornig - Harrison
    Album: Storyteller
    Iris Ornig (b), Jonathan Powell (tp, flh), Jeremy Powell (ts), Addison Frei (p) and Allan Mednard (d)
    Mike Freeman ZonaVibe - Those Venetian Blinds
    Album: Venetian Blinds
    Mike Freeman (vib, coro), Guido Gonzalez (tp, coro), Ian Stewart (b), Roberto Quintero (congas, guiro, shakere) and Joel Mateo (d, campana)
    Steven Taetz - Drink You In
    Album: Drink You In
    Steven Taetz (voc, comp), Barbra Lica (comp), Drew Jurecka (as, cl), Kevin Turcotte (tp), Ewen Farncombe (p), Nathan Hiltz (g), Søren Nissen (b) and Ernesto Cervini (d)
    Vinny Raniolo - Come Josephine In My Flying Machine
    Album: Air Guitar – Songs Of Flight
    Vinny Raniolo (g) and Elias Bailey (b) – composed by Fred Fisher (music) & Alfred Bryan (lyrics)
    Martin Wind - De Norte a Sul
    Album: Light Blue
    Martin Wind (acoustic bass guitar), Maucha Adnet (voc), Scott Robinson (ts), Anat Cohen (cl), Bill Cunliffe (p) and Duduka Da Fonseca (d)
    The DIVA Jazz Orchestra - Three Sisters And A Cousin
    Album: Special Kay! – The DIVA Jazz Orchestra Celebrates the Life and Music of Stanley Kay
    Sherrie Maricle (dir, d), Noriko Ueda (b), Tomoko Ohno (p), Tanya Darby, Jami Dauber, Carol Morgan, Barbara Laronga (tp), Deborah Weisz, Jennifer Krupa (tb), Leslie Havens (b-tb), Sharel Cassity (as, fl, solo), Leigh Pilzer (as, fl, as solo), Janelle Reichman (ts, cl, ts solo), Roxy Coss (ts, cl, ts solo), Lisa Parrott (bs, bs solo), Stanley Kay (comp) and John LaBarbera (arr)
    Harley Card - April Song
    Album: The Greatest Invention
    Harley Card (g), David French (ts), Matt Newton (p), Jon Maharaj (b) and Ethan Ardelli (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:52 - Slow Dance With Me - Katie Thiroux
    07:17 - Stolen Yellow - Jungsu Choi Tiny Orkester
    15:17 - Ma’hof - Our Thing
    21:28 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    24:37 - Harrison - Iris Ornig
    30:56 - Those Venetian Blinds - Mike Freeman ZonaVibe
    36:25 - Drink You In - Steven Taetz
    39:14 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    41:58 - Come Josephine In My Flying Machine - Vinny Raniolo
    44:49 - De Norte al Sul - Martin Wind
    50:09 - Three Sisters And A Cousin - The DIVA Jazz Orchestra, Sherrie Maricle
    54:11 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    57:47 - April Song - Harley Card
    64:37 - Finish
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  • Wisyh-washy
    Check out The Jazz Hole with Linus today, where you get to hear more tracks from a number of recently featured projects: MURAL’s new album Shishi’s Wish, Kate McGarry/Keith Ganz/Gary Versace’s 2018 album The Subject Tonight Is Love, Collective Order’s brand new Vol. 3, Claudio Scolari, Daniele Cavalca & Simone Scolari’s latest album Natural Impulse and Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER
    MURAL - CSD Orompello
    Album: Shishi’s Wish
    Aki Ishiguro (g), Peter Schwebs (b) and Rodrigo Recabarren (d, perc, comp)
    MURAL - Geronimo
    Album: Shishi’s Wish
    Aki Ishiguro (g, rhodes, comp), Peter Schwebs (b) and Rodrigo Recabarren (d, perc)
    Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz, Gary Versace – She Always Will / River
    Album: The Subject Tonight Is Love
    Kate McGarry (voc, arr, composer (lyrics) of “She Always Will”), Keith Ganz (g, e-g, b-g, arr, composer of “The River”), Gary Versace (p, kbd, org, acc, arr) and Steve Cardenas (composer (music) of “She Always Will”)
    Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz, Gary Versace – Losing Strategy #4
    Album: The Subject Tonight Is Love
    Kate McGarry (voc, p, arr, comp), Keith Ganz (g, e-g, b-g, arr) and Gary Versace (p, kbd, org, acc, arr)
    Collective Order - Mis Dos Países
    Album: Vol. 3
    Marie Goudy (tp, comp), Andrew McAnsh (tp), Jocelyn Barth (voc), Belinda Corpuz, Joanna Majoko, Laura Swankey (bck voc), Emily Steinwall (ts), Murray Heaton (bs), Nebyu Yohannes (tb), Liam Stanley (g), Connor Walsh (b) and Jon Foster (d)
    Collective Order - Cascading
    Album: Vol. 3
    Liam Stanley (g, comp), Jon Foster (d, comp), Colin Story (g), Marie Goudy (tp), Ewen Farncombe (p) and Chris Adriaanse (b)
    Claudio Scolari, Daniele Cavalca, Simone Scolari - South Hemisphere
    Album: Natural Impulse
    Claudio Scolari (d, perc, syn prog, comp), Daniele Cavalca (live syn, rhodes, p, vib, b, comp) and Simone Scolari (tp, comp)
    Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER - “Hawk Air” & “NORTHERN RANGER”
    Album: Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER
    Harry Vetro (d, comp), Lina Allemano (tp), Harrison Argatoff (sax), Dan Pitt (g), Noah Franche-Nolan (p), Andrew Downing (b, cello), Jessica Deutsch, Aline Homzy (violin) and Anna Atkinson (viola)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:42 - CSD Orompello - MURAL
    07:12 - Geronimo - MURAL
    12:04 - She Always Will / River - Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz, Gary Versace
    19:43 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    21:58 - Losing Strategy #4 - Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz, Gary Versace
    24:55 - Mis Dos Países - Collective Order
    30:40 - Cascading - Collective Order
    34:46 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    38:00 - South Hemisphere - Claudio Scolari, Daniele Cavalca, Simone Scolari
    44:18 - Hawk Air - Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER
    51:50 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    53:48 - NORTHERN RANGER - Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER
    59:07 - Finish
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  • Natural Storyteller
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus picks up where last week’s show left off. Two more Canadian bands: Evan Shay’s Lawful Citizen and music from the new album Internal Combustion and Collective Order with music from their new album Vol. 3. Other artists today are the NYC-based German bassist and composer Iris Ornig with music from her brand new third album Storyteller, as well as the Italian modern jazz tiro Claudio Scolari/Daniele Cavalca/Simone Scolari and music from their third album Natural Impulse.
    Lawful Citizen - “Road To Nowhere” & “Shatter”
    Album: Internal Combustion
    Evan Shay (ts), Aime Duquet (g), Antoine Pelegrin (e-b) and Kyle Hutchins (d)
    Iris Ornig - “Northeast” & “Salty”
    Album: Storyteller
    Iris Ornig (b), Jonathan Powell (tp, flh), Jeremy Powell (ts), Addison Frei (p) and Allan Mednard (d)
    Claudio Scolari, Daniele Cavalca, Simone Scolari - “American Skyscrapers” &
    “Natural Impulse”
    Album: Natural Impulse
    Claudio Scolari (d, perc, syn prog, comp), Daniele Cavalca (live syn, rhodes, p, vib, b, comp) and Simone Scolari (tp, comp)
    Collective Order - Theme for Lake Ontario pt. 2
    Album: Collective Order - Vol. 3
    Andrew McAnsh (tp, comp), Emily Steinwall (ts), Nebyu Yohannes (tb), Colin Story (g), Ewen Farncombe (p), Julian Anderson-Bowes (b) and Andrew Miller (d)
    Collective Order - Will You Love Me
    Album: Collective Order - Vol. 3
    Emily Steinwall (voc, comp), Andrew McAnsh (tp), Nebyu Yohannes (tb), Colin Story (g), Julian Anderson-Bowes (b) and Andrew Miller (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:15 - Road To Nowhere - Lawful Citizen
    07:46 - Shatter - Lawful Citizen
    12:46 - Northeast - Iris Ornig
    20:37 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    22:10 - Salty - Iris Ornig
    26:00 - American Skyscrapers - Claudio Scolari, Daniele Cavalca, Simone Scolari
    34:51 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    36:02 - Natural Impulse - Claudio Scolari, Daniele Cavalca, Simone Scolari
    41:23 - Theme for Lake Ontario pt. 2 - Collective Order
    47:54 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    50:32 - Will You Love Me - Collective Order
    57:43 - Finish
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  • O Canada
    Many new releases of the Canadian jazz scene are highlighted on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus (based in NYC). Among them The Island of Form by Toronto-based drummer and composer Ethan Ardelli, No Codes by the Montréal-based saxophonist and composer Benjamin Deschamps and his group No Codes, Fearless and Kind by Way North (a cross-border mash-up of Canadian and American artists) and Abundance by Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop (based in Toronto).
    Ethan Ardelli - “Agua”, “The Serpentine Path” & “5:55 AM”
    Album: The Island of Form
    Ethan Ardelli (d), Luis Deniz (as), Chris Donnelly (p) and Devon Henderson (b)
    No Codes - “Rules of Compression” & “Song For Daniel”
    Album: No Codes
    Benjamin Deschamps (as), Frank Lozano (ts), Sébastien Pellerin (b) and Louis-V. Hamel (d)
    Way North - “Boll Weevil” & “Lagoon”
    Album: Fearless and Kind
    Rebecca Hennessy (tp, composer of “Lagoon”), Petr Cancura (ts, composer of “Boll Weevil”), Michael Herring (b) and Richie Barshay (d)
    Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop - “Abundance Overture” & “Song For Cito”
    Album: Abundance
    Ernesto Cervini (d, composer of “Song For Cito”), Tara Davidson (as, ss, fl), Joel Frahm (ts), William Carn (tb), Adrean Farrugia (p) and Dan Loomis (b, composer of “Abundance Overture”)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:17 - Agua - Ethan Ardelli
    08:39 - The Serpentine Path - Ethan Ardelli
    17:26 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    19:27 - 5:55 AM - Ethan Ardelli
    21:47 - Rules of Compression - Benjamin Deschamps’ No Codes
    26:09 - Song For Daniel - Benjamin Deschamps’ No Codes
    31:10 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    35:00 - Boll Weevil - Way North
    40:00 - Lagoon - Way North
    45:49 - Abundance Overture - Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop
    50:40 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    52:11 - Song For Cito - Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop
    57:03 - Finish
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  • (l)at(t)itude
    The Jazz Hole with Linus featuring music from brand new albums today! Enjoy music from The Bitter Suite by The Marie Goudy 12tet (featuring Jocelyn Barth), the Brooklyn-based trio MURAL’s new album Shishi’s Wish, New York City-based Singer and saxophonist Danny Bacher’s new album “Still Happy”, and from Toronto-based bassist Rob Clutton’s new album with The Cluttertones (featuring Lee Pui Ming) entitled Leeways
    The Marie Goudy 12tet featuring Jocelyn Barth - Remember the Days
    Album: The Bitter Suite
    Marie Goudy (tp, voc, arr), Jocelyn Barth (voc), Brad Eaton (tp, flh), Matt Woroshyl (as, ss, ss solo), John Nicholson (ts, voc), Conrad Gluch (bs), Charlotte Alexander (f hrn), Paul Tarussov (tb), Zach Smith (tb), Chris Platt (g, g solo on “Winter”), Josh Smiley (p), Alex Lakusta (b), Keagan Eskritt (d) and Andrés Gándara (vihuela)
    MURAL - “Giacomo!”, “Mari” & “CSD Orompello”
    Album: Shishi’s Wish
    Aki Ishiguro (g, composer of “Mari”), Peter Schwebs (b, composer of “Giacomo!) and Rodrigo Recabarren (d, perc, composer of “CSD Orompello”)
    Danny Bacher - “In Spite of All This I’m Still Happy” & “Joie de vivre”
    Album: Still Happy
    Danny Bacher (voc, ss, arr), Allen Farnham (p, arr), Dean Johnson (b), Alvester Garnett (d), Harry Allen (ts), Charles Caranicas (tp, flh) and Rolando Morales-Matos (perc)
    The Cluttertones (with Lee Pui Ming) - Leeways: Part 1.-5.
    Album: Leeways
    Rob Clutton (b), Lina Allemano (tp), Ryan Driver (analogue syn, human voice), Tim Posgate (banjo, g) and Lee Pui Ming (p, voc)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:38 - Remember the Days - The Marie Goudy 12tet, Jocelyn Barth
    07:33 - Giacomo! - MURAL
    12:01 - Mari - MURAL
    14:37 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    16:48 - In Spite of All This I’m Still Happy - Danny Bacher
    20:56 - Joie de vivre - Danny Bacher
    27:25 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    28:59 - Leeways: Part 1. - The Cluttertones, Lee Pui Ming
    34:24 - Leeways: Part 2. - The Cluttertones, Lee Pui Ming
    40:13 - Leeways: Part 3. - The Cluttertones, Lee Pui Ming
    47:22 - Leeways: Part 4. - The Cluttertones, Lee Pui Ming
    50:59 - Leeways: Part 5. - The Cluttertones, Lee Pui Ming
    53:51 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:08 - CSD Orompello - MURAL
    60:45 - Finish
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  • Wanderlust
    Take an international journey on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with music by Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER, the Fred Hersch Trio, The Marie Goudy 12tet featuring Jocelyn Barth, and the Julian Gerstin Sextet. While all of today’s lead artists are either from Canada or from the United States, each one of them quite obviously soaked up various musical influences from around the globe. Enjoy!
    Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER - “Buffalo Jump” & “NORTHERN RANGER”
    Album: Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER
    Harry Vetro (d), Lina Allemano (tp), Harrison Argatoff (sax), Dan Pitt (g), Noah Franche-Nolan (p), Andrew Downing (b, cello), Jessica Deutsch, Aline Homzy (violin), Anna Atkinson (viola) and Patrick Smith (arranger of “Buffalo Jump”)
    Fred Hersch Trio - “Snape Maltings” & “Newklypso (For Sonny Rollins)”
    Album: Live In Europe
    Fred Hersch (p), John Hébert (b) and Eric McPherson (d)
    The Marie Goudy 12tet featuring Jocelyn Barth - “Autumn’s Embrace” & “Winter”
    Album: The Bitter Suite
    Marie Goudy (tp, voc, arr), Jocelyn Barth (voc), Brad Eaton (tp, flh), Matt Woroshyl (as, ss, as solo on “Autum’s Embrace”), John Nicholson (ts, voc, ts solo on “Autumn’s Embrace”), Conrad Gluch (bs), Charlotte Alexander (f hrn), Paul Tarussov (tb, tb solo on “Winter”), Zach Smith (tb), Chris Platt (g, g solo on “Winter”), Josh Smiley (p), Alex Lakusta (b), Keagan Eskritt (d) and Andrés Gándara (vihuela)
    Julian Gerstin Sextet - “The Old City” & “Soukwé Soukwé”
    Album: The Old City
    Julian Gerstin (tanbou bale, congas, bongó, bells, shakers, arr), Anna Patton (cl), Don Anderson (tp, flh), Eugene Uman (p, co-arr on “The Old City”), Wes Brown (b), Ben James (d) + Jon Weeks (ts), John Wheeler (tb), Carl Clemens (fl) + Dominique Gagne (co-arrangers on “The Old City”)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:38 - Buffalo Jump - Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER
    08:07 - NORTHERN RANGER - Harry Vetro’s NORTHERN RANGER
    13:22 - Snape Maltings - Fred Hersch Trio
    20:41 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    22:14 - Newklypso (For Sonny Rollins) - Fred Hersch Trio
    30:48 - Autumn’s Embrace - The Marie Goudy 12tet, Jocelyn Barth
    39:39 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    41:07 - Winter - The Marie Goudy 12tet, Jocelyn Barth
    49:41 - The Old City - Julian Gerstin Sextet
    56:58 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    59:30 - Soukwé Soukwé - Julian Gerstin Sextet
    63:54 - Finish
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About The Jazz Hole

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In 2009 Linus Wyrsch joined the team of DJs at BTR and took over the bi-weekly jazz show,The Jazz Hole. Being a sought-after clarinetist and saxophonist, himself, in the Big Apple, Linus embraces a unique relationship with the jazz genre and its musicians, consequently providing the listeners with a backstage pass to the New York jazz scene. The hour-long show features the music of new talents from inside and outside of the New York circuit, and every once in a while, Linus is able to sneak in a major jazz artist, sometimes accompanied with a short interview.