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Just bought the new Waldron/Lacy (with others) Mighty Warrior Live in Antwerp, and threw in the Contemporary Jazz Quintet's Location album (which looks interesting).
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1 hour ago, HutchFan said:
What a fantastic opportunity, Jim. So cool that you're going to be able to see all four in the course of one week!
Outside of Bayreuth (and maybe music capitals like NYC, London & Berlin), complete Ring cycles must be VERY rare.
People keep track of them. 😉
In USA, scarce as hen's teeth. Surprisingly many in Europe.
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Excellent, enjoy!
I've seen 2 staged Rings, one in Bayreuth (Barenboim cond, Kupfer design) and the other in NYC (Levine cond, I dunno who designed). Used to have a VHS of the Boulez-Chéreau Ring, watched it quite a few times, but eventually ditched the player and donated the video.
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On 4/20/2024 at 3:59 PM, Guy Berger said:
There was lots of griping at the time about his “productivity” but I am glad we have so many recordings of him
There’s a new one forthcoming on Intakt in the next month or two
Expected at DG "about May 15".
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On 4/19/2024 at 12:39 AM, soulpope said:
Yep ....
RIP.
That Live Fillmore East (2 LP) album was one of the very first I purchased.
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Google shows some appearances through mid-2023.
I have a CD ("Recursive Tree" John Blum / David Murray / Chad Taylor on Relative Pitch) recorded 12/21/22.
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3 hours ago, clifford_thornton said:
I don't think they will be in any way similar. Whenever Ben's lands, it will be definitive. There can (and should) be more than one biography out on Mr. Taylor.
Also, as a writer, I know I have put some dumb shit in print (& not only on this board!) and it will follow me to my grave. The problem -- and not to pile on any one individual -- is when a reputation gets built on reactionary statements/tomes.
Yeah, I'm being a little unfair. I will check reviews and feedback when Freeman's book is published. I'm more likely to purchase Young...Freeman probably the library route (if available) or perhaps Kindle.
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There's another Creative Music Studio Improvisors Orchestra event in Kingston next Sunday 4/28
https://creativemusic.org/events/
Not quite as gaudy a lineup as the last one (3/31), but I enjoyed that one so much that I'm going on the 28th.
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Intending to be there.
And just announced today: Joe McPhee also at the Lace Mill (Kingston) 5/19. Music and spoken word w. McPhee, Fred Lonborg-Holm and Michael Bisio.
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What felser said.
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23 minutes ago, jlhoots said:
I mainly stick to the music these days. I used to read a lot of the jazz books, but less & less.
I still read jazz books, but have gotten much more selective, especially regarding titles I have to purchase rather than borrowing via interlibrary loan. I can envision going for a well-written and researched Cecil Taylor bio, but would wait to see some reviews/feedback before buying.
I admit to rarely reading liner notes (beyond a cursory scan) any more.
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Might be a generational / old fart thing on my part, but if the Young book can be counted on to appear I'll pass on Freeman.
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27 minutes ago, jlhoots said:
What US dealer(s) have it??
Sorry, I was referring to my Belgian classical purchase.
I checked (my most likely suspects: DMG, Squidco, DG and Forced Exposure) yesterday and did not find any US dealers stocking the Ahmed box. Although Dusty Groove showed an upcoming 2-LP set on Astral Spirits (iirc) that might be a subset of the box.
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Me too. I put one in my cart to check shipping costs and was pleasantly surprised.
Second time it's happened recently: I bought some CDs direct from Graindelavoix (classical vocal ensemble) in Belgium and US postage was also reasonable. The package was cheaper than it would've been buying from US dealers. 👍
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42 minutes ago, jlhoots said:
Bandcamp? - Where does this ship from??
Based on the bandcamp site quoting price in Swedish Krona (SEK), I assume Sweden.
I initially stopped there, BUT on review the shipping fee is actually quite reasonable, although I expect the effective exchange rate (net of credit card or Paypal surcharge) to be less favorable than quoted:
"that’s $45.69 USD, plus $9.59 shipping for United States."
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I really enjoy this Mosaic. Even though the individual albums arguably aren't great, it's an excellent package.
Sal Salvador was a big discovery for me here, very nice selections.
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https://cunneen-hackett.org/calendar/ (scroll down)
Elysium Furnace Works presents Chourmo
Friday, May 17, 2024 @ 8:00 pm / VBI Theatre – 12 Vassar Street
EFW presents this cataclysmic trio of leaders — guitarist David Torn, alto saxophonist Tim Berne and drummer Tom Rainey — certain to ignite fire, intricate abstraction and passionate forward-motion.
Also an April 27 concert:
Fay Victor's SoundNoiseFunk — the superlative creative vocalist Victor convenes her acclaimed, kaleidoscopic supercollision of maverick virtuosi — guitarist Joe Morris, soprano saxophonist Sam Newsome and drummer Reggie Nicholson — to unleash music of unrelenting energy unlimited by tradition.
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Most excellent, thanks for posting this. I thought about last night's program at Tubby's, but too late given a busy Monday at work. Also missed yesterday's Lace Mill event due to conflict with an Indian music series I attend.
Joe McPhee appears in Poughkeepsie quite often, but that's a bit far for me.
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Listening on bandcamp, going to purchase. Trio w. Michael Bisio, Newman Taylor Baker.
Bisio regularly hosts music events not far from me and I've often heard him live with Shipp in various configurations.
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I'm a string quartet buff and extremely curious about the 7-CD volume of same. But unlikely to take the plunge on such a big package.
So the Chicago Symphonies would be more likely.
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A lot of Byrds albums
Return Of The Film Corner Thread
in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
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This is pretty good, though the subject matter will thin out the potential audience. Per Wiki:
The Zone of Interest is a 2023 historical drama film written and directed by Jonathan Glazer, co-produced among the United Kingdom, the United States, and Poland. Loosely based on the 2014 novel by Martin Amis, the film focuses on the life of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss and his wife Hedwig, who live with their family in a home in the "Zone of Interest" next to the concentration camp. Christian Friedel stars as Rudolf Höss alongside Sandra Hüller as Hedwig Höss.