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Hoppy T. Frog
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Interresting-- I knew his papers, scores and archives are now at the Library of Congress.
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I was lucky to ee hom once in Baltimore. RIP to the last of the Blue Notes--while I never knew them personally, an I'm just a fan, their collective and solo music always awakes positive feelings in me.
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This will be my third year going, can't wait.
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pop up blockers are easy. I use Adblock Plus
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Still haven't gotten my last batch of CDs 😑
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Removed by uploader, dang. I had it on my watchlist and never got around to it.
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More from Huddersfield. The world premiere of Wadada Leo Smith's String Quartet #17:
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mine are now supposedly on the way
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I contacted Nimbus too a couple days ago, haven't heard back. Galling to see Dusty Groove has them but not me
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I'm not sure I ever got the last batch, I'll have to check.
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On 12/22/2024 at 10:00 PM, Chuck Nessa said:
I have the original lp box and now the cd reissue.
I got the Centennial Box used several years ago, but sold it in my great collection purge to Da Bastids
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Also, the 1974 Centennial box has a separate CD reissue by Sony:
https://arkivmusic.com/products/ives-the-anniversary-edition-5-cd
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since the pandemic I have discovered the magic of streaming European classical radio, especially France Musique (have already been into BBC Radio 3). Listening to "Bach du Dimanche" right now a weekly Sunday all-Bach program
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AB will "B" at the Library of Congress Sunday, March 8, 2025 w/
ANTHONY BRAXTON
Composition 222
Composition 100
Thunder Music
Performers
Anthony Braxton, saxophone and electronics
Jean Cook, violin
Erica Dicker, violin
James Fei, saxophone
Nick Hallett, voice
Chris Jonas, saxophone
Adam Matlock, accordion and voice
Dan Peck, tuba
Reut Regev, trombone
Tomeka Reid, cello
Anne Rhodes, voice
Stephanie Richards, trumpet
Aaron Siegel, percussion
Carl Testa, double bass, electronics
Cory Smythe, piano
Katherine Young, bassoon
Also I was at a performance at the Library of Congress a few days ago and they announced they will be getting AB's papers, I think?
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On 12/18/2024 at 11:03 AM, clifford_thornton said:
Well, he had cards stacked against him -- race, sexuality -- and though he was successful, his life was hardly perfect. I don't feel sorry for him but I think it is fair to recognize & hold empathy for what caused him turbulence.
re: sexuality, I've been a bit out of the jazz loop for a while, but is Miles's bisexuality confirmed?
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Well, you can scratch Hussain :(. Glad I saw him earlier this year!
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This year's Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival has the music of Anthony Braxton and Wadada Leo Smith. Excerpts are on the New Music Show. Show #2 has a short interview with Smith.
Show #1 (Braxton's Composition 284): https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00253b1
Show #2 (Smith's Third String Quartet) https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0025c47
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BTW the Proms performance of Composition no.27 (46, 59, 63, 146, 147, 151, Language Music) with James Fei, Ingrid Laubrock, and Katherine Young with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra is available here for 30 more days:
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Joe was fantastic when I saw him in a duo with McCoy Tyner doing some of those great 70s Tyner tunes.
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There is a lot more that is interesting to me this year, compared to last year, but passes are getting expensive...$750 for a premier pass at the early bird rate is a lot...The headliners are very "Pitchfork/NPR" as someone on another music message board described it.
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How am I a subscriber and yet I never get these emails? I also seem ti get the sets after you all. Oh well, at least I do indeed get the subscription I paid for eventually.
Also I wish they would stop it with releasing every album in a different different format weirdness, I would much rather have a CD or legitimate download of the Century City Playhouse album, for example, than a super expensive record set that I don't have room for.
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I was there and indeed saw her perform Drumming all by her lonesome. It was great, of course!
Somehow, I kept running into Ingrid Laubrock and Tom Rainey on the street or in restaurants (they were both performing at the festival). They probably thought I was stalking them! 😆
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I'm a jazz slob.
Ok, just a slob.
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I'm only semi-joking about reassembling my collection. I'm trying to have fewer "things". Also needed the $$$ and was moving to a smaller place.
Alex Paxton?
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I saw him at the 2024 Long Play festival in Brooklyn and immediately bought all the stuff I could find. It definitely, to me, is a cut above all of the usual 3rd generation watered-down minimalism and lazy "ambient" that mostly gets the art grants theese days for "new music".