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Music from Quique Ramirez and Michel Stekelenburg, plus Sonar and Nik Bartsch
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New music from the Netherlands with Trio Onoda, drummer Quique Ramirez with special guest
David Binney
saxophone, altob.1961
Sonar
band / ensemble / orchestra
David Torn
guitar, electricb.1953
Nik Bärtsch
pianob.1971
Allan Holdsworth
guitar, electric1948 - 2017
Playlist
- Michel Stekelenburg "Consecotalephobia" from Trio Onoda (Zennez) 00:00
- Quique Ramirez "The Microtiming Man" from Through The Darkness (Self Produced) 07:16
- Sonar "Tunnel Drive" from Transeportation Vol 1 (Rare Noise) 14:31
- Nik Bartsch "Module 34" from Awase (ECM) 21:52
- MSM Schmidt "Medusa" from Life (Laika) 29:14
- Protocol "Pentangle" from Protocol 4 (Phantom) 36:35
" data-original-title="" title="">Jing Chi "Time is a Magazine" from 3D (Tone Centre) 43:45Jing Chi
band / ensemble / orchestra- Allan Holdsworth "Letters of Marque" from Warsaw Summer Jazz Days (Manifesto) Time Marker
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