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Lina Allemano, Yaroslav Likhachev, Pauli Lyytinen and More
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This episode might be a week early, given that seven days later is International Jazz Day, but OMJ has been pretty international in scope for a long time now. Thirteen different countries are represented among the artists featured this week. E.g.,Pauli Lyytinen
saxophone
Peripheral Vision
band / ensemble / orchestra
Lina Allemano
trumpet
Marie Kruttli
piano
Daniel Carter
saxophoneb.1996
Matthew Shipp
pianob.1960
William Parker
bassb.1952
Gerald Cleaver
drumsb.1963
Irreversible Entanglements
band / ensemble / orchestrab.2015
Playlist
- Orchestra Nazionale Della Luna "Ecocracy" from There Is Still Life on Earth (BMC) 00:00
- Orchestra Nazionale Della Luna "Kaapikkaat" from There Is Still Life on Earth (BMC) 05:55
- Host speaks 12:44
- Pauli Lyytinen Magnetia Orkestri "Message from Utopia" from Hypnosis (Eclipse Music) 15:20
" data-original-title="" title="">Enzo Favata "Naima" from The Out of Coltrane Project (Self-released) 22:35Enzo Favata
saxophone, soprano
b.1956- Yaroslav Likhachev Quartet "The Fifth Mode" from Crumbling (Jazzhausmusik) 28:05
- Host speaks 31:55
- Yaroslav Likhachev Quartet "Crumbling" from Crumbling (Jazzhausmusik) 33:19
- " data-original-title="" title="">Andrea Scala "Out Here" from Coming Back, Leaving Again (Shifting Paradigm) 42:56
Andrea Scala
drums 
" data-original-title="" title="">Steve Lacy, Brion Gysin "Blue Baboon" from Songs (HatArt) 48:12Steve Lacy
saxophone, soprano
1934 - 2004- Host speaks 53:04
- Peripheral Vision "Schleudern" from Irrational Revelation & Mutual Humiliation (Self-released) 54:41
" data-original-title="" title="">Kenny Warren Trio "Brain Phone Wired" from In The Heat (Whirlwind) 59:49Kenny Warren
trumpet- Host speaks 1:14:18
- Daniel Carter, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Gérald Cleaver "5837 1" from Welcome Adventure Vol. 1 (577 Records) 1:15:40
" data-original-title="" title="">Dan Rosenboom "Mr. Lizard Said" from Absurd in the Anthropocene (Orenda) 1:28:42Dan Rosenboom
trumpet
b.1982- Composers Orchestra Berlin "Belphegor" from Vanishing Points (Jazzhausmusik) 1:32:53
- Host speaks 1:38:27
- Ramsch "Prozession 2" from Carabattola (Jazzhausmusik) 1:40:18
" data-original-title="" title="">Barry Long Quartet "Prayer for Passive Resistance" from Freedom Sounds (Self-released) 1:45:46Barry Long
flugelhorn- Host speaks 1:51:18
" data-original-title="" title="">Nduduzo Makhathini "Umyalez oPhuthumayo" from Modes of Communication: Letters from the Underworld (Blue Note) 1:52:49Nduduzo Makhathini
keyboards
b.1982- Peripheral Vision "Reconciliation Suite" from Irrational Revelation & Mutual Humiliation (Self-released) 1:59:05
- Lina Allemano "Buchfink" from Glimmer Glammer (Lumo) 2:12:56
- Host speaks 2:17:34
- Lina Allemano & Ohrenschmaus "Gruener Schmaus" from Rats and Mice (Lumo) 2:18:41
- Irreversible Entanglements "Bread Out of Stone" from Who Sent You? (International Anthem) 2:24:39
- Irreversible Entanglements "The Code Noir/Amina" from Who Sent You? (International Anthem) 2:29:19
- " data-original-title="" title="">Andreas Roysum "Til Albert" from Andreas R?ysum Ensemble (Motvind) 2:36:44
- " data-original-title="" title="">András Dés Rangers "Ghost Town" from Einschlieslich (BMC) 2:42:47
András Dés
drums - Host speaks 2:50:56
- Marie Kruttli Trio "The Kind of Happy One" from The Kind of Happy One (QFTF) 2:53:06
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Lina Allemano
Maurice Hogue
Pauli Lyytinen
Yaroslav Likhachev
Peripheral Vision
Marie Kruttli
Ramsch
Composers Orchestra Berlin
Daniel Carter
Matthew Shipp
William Parker
Gerald Cleaver
Irreversible Entanglements
Orchestra Nazionale Della Luna
Enzo Favata
Andrea Scala
Steve Lacy
Brion Gysin
Kenny Warren
Barry Long
Nduduzo Makhathini
Andreas R?ysum
András Dés
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