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Claude St-Jean

Trombonist, composer, and bandleader Claude St-Jean is component of a era of performers who emerged in the Montréal creative music picture in the mid-’90s, in the wake of previous musicians such as for example Jean Derome, René Lussier, André Duchesne, and Robert Marcel Lepage, who had begun saving in the …

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Phillip Johnston

The twisted avant-jazz of Phillip Johnston first reared its head through the early ’80s, when the composer and saxophonist was a staple from the downtown NEW YORK underground music scene. There, he performed with a number of performers both in and from the jazz community, included in this John Zorn, …

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Kevin Norton

Percussionist and composer Kevin Norton offers performed with lots of the main improvisers and contemporary composers such as for example Anthony Braxton, Fred Frith, Tag Dresser and Fred Lonberg-Holm, furthermore to dealing with jazz and klezmer music artists such as for example Slam Stewart and Andy Statman. Norton gained his …

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Microscopic Septet

The Microscopic Septet were probably one of the most distinctive jazz ensembles in NY through the ’80s and early ’90s. Merging a like for the big-band audio with a intensifying approach to agreement and structure, the Micros were able to end up being nostalgic and futuristic at exactly the same …

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Steven Bernstein

NY trumpeter Steven Bernstein was music director of John Lurie’s Lounge Lizards, co-leader from the trio Spanish Take a flight, and served as arranger and leader from the Kansas Town Band (in the Robert Altman film and Verve All-Stars Tour). Bernstein after that started leading his very own groupings and …

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Ghost Train Orchestra

Known for leading various incarnations of his avant chamberesque folk-country clothing Defeat Circus, Florida-born, Boston-based trumpeter (actually, multi-instrumentalist), bandleader, composer, arranger, and singer/songwriter Brian Carpenter can be the principal generating force behind the Ghost Teach Orchestra, restoring alive a few of the most ebullient — and frequently underappreciated as well …

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Wofo

Created in 2006, the Ghent-based creative jazz quintet Wofo (“With others, for others”) is basically a car for carrying out and documenting the compositions of bassist Xavier Verhelst, who performs electric six-string bass within the band’s albums but who could be noticed in photographs with a typical acoustic straight. The …

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