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2020 Winter JazzFest: New Projects and Out-of-Towners - Part II

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
February 12, 2020
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Second part of Mondo Jazz's special edition dedicated to the 2020 Winter JazzFest. In this segment there's a special emphasis to musicians from the French and Italian scene, and yet-to-be released material courtesy of Wayne Horvitz, Jure Pukl and Angela Morris

For the first part of this show click here.

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Thomas de Pourquery "Mermaids" Sons of Love (Label Bleu) 0:16
Host talks 5:54
Jaimie Branch "Nuevo Roquero Estéreo" Fly or Die II: Bird Dogs of Paradise (International Anthem) 6:48
Naïssam Jalal "Songe (feat. Hamid Drake)" Quest of the Invisible (feat. Hamid Drake) (Les couleurs du son) 15:02
Wayne Horvitz, Sara Schoenbeck "No Blood" [Unreleased] (Unreleased) 22:56
Host talks 27:09
PLUME "Falling Angels (feat. Ambrose Akinmusire)" Escaping the Dark Side (Jazz & People) 29:20
Tineke Postma "Falling Scales" The Dawn of Light (Challenge) 35:50
Jure Pukl "Broken Circles" Broken Circles (Whirlwind) 42:58
Host talks 47:31
Jonathan Jurion "Le temps fou" Le temps fou (Komos) 49:19
Tommaso Cappellato "Butterflying" Butterflying (Mixto) 53:00
EYM Trio "I'm Travelling Alone" Sādhana (Kollision) 55:58
Host talks 1:04:10
Angela Morris "Disaster reduction" Skelettes [Unreleased] 1:08:20

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