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Kazuhisa Uchihashi

As the stereotypical Japanese avant-garde guitarist is some type of Buddha of sound, creating the loudest din imaginable with out a single mention of any known guitar chord, this gentle and accomplished participant can reel out riffs in a number of rock and roll and country designs, aswell as play …

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Pino Minafra

This instigator from the Italian Instabile Orchestra was created in 1951 in Ruvo, a little town in Apulia where he still lives and teaches. Pino Minafra sang in the cathedral choir prior to starting over the trumpet in his hometown’s brass music group. He then proved helpful inside a traditional …

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Phil Durrant

For some of his career, Phil Durrant has led two individual lives: violinist around the London free improv picture and electronician in the techno underground. His function in a trio with John Butcher and John Russell in the past due ’80s onward founded his name and began a trip into …

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Phil Minton

Avant-garde vocalist Phil Minton includes a huge vocabulary of voices and extended vocal methods and a thorough discography cataloguing his many tasks from 1969 on. Delivered close to the Southern coastline of Britain in 1940, he began for the trumpet and started playing in jazz rings in the past due …

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Peter Kowald

A respected avant-garde musician, German bassist and occasional tuba participant Peter Kowald was a longtime person in the world Unity Orchestra, and performed and recorded with a great many other main improvisers, Western european and American as well. Kowald found the bass in 1960, and 2 yrs later began neglecting …

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Peter Cusack

Owned by the generation of English improvisers that arrived immediately after that of Derek Bailey, John Stevens, and Evan Parker, Peter Cusack can be often overlooked. They have much regarding the actual fact that he offers split his profession 3 ways between improvising guitarist, audio archivist, and organizer, although you …

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Sakis Papadimitriou

b. 1 Might 1940, Kavala, Greece. Pianist, broadcaster, promoter, novelist and journalist Papadimitriou continues to be among the shifting pushes behind the still-small Greek jazz picture. His radio programs and content in the newspaper TZAZ helped to construct an informed market for jazz at its most experimental. Papadimitriou’s duo with …

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Sainkho Namtchylak

With her shaved head and seven-octave vary, Sainkho Namtchylak would stick out on any stage. Add her particular mixture of Tuvan throat-singing and avant-garde improvisation, and she turns into an unforgettable body. The girl of a set of schoolteachers, she was raised within an isolated community in the Tuvan/Mongolian boundary, …

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Rob Reddy

A versatile and adventurous saxophonist, Rob Reddy produced a solid impression along with his debut saving as a head, Post-War Euphoria (that was released in 1996 with the Songlines label). He was raised on Long Isle and shifted to NEW YORK in 1985. Reddy obtained important knowledge touring with Ronald …

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Maria Kalaniemi

Maria Kalaniemi trained being a classical accordion participant for 11 years, but her greatest music success offers come through her mastery from the folk customs of Finland. Furthermore to three unforgettable single albums, Kalaniemi continues to be necessary to recordings and shows by such top-ranked Finnish folk organizations as Niekku, …

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