Odours Cologne: just poppin - mind your Bjuti.

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  • Serial_Apologist
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    • Dec 2010
    • 38193

    Odours Cologne: just poppin - mind your Bjuti.

    Sat 14 Oct
    5pm - J to Z

    Kevin Le Gendre with highlights of a concert from March in Cologne, with American drummer Terri Lyne Carrington and rising star vocalist Melanie Charles performing as special guests with German jazz orchestra the WDR Big Band conducted by Chuck Owen. And sharing her musical inspirations is guest Candice Hoyes, vocalist and co-founder of US-based women-led trio Nite Bjuti.

    Terri Lyne Carrington and Melanie Charles in concert, plus Candice Hoyes’ inspirations.


    12midnight - Freeness
    Corey Mwamba presents free jazz and improvised interactions with a variety of environments, from a conversation between voice and wind to the sound of seeds popping in the heat of Wanstead Flats, London. Plus a sound poem by duo Blanc Sceol - the project of Hannah White and Stephen Shell - and Japanese-American saxophonist Patrick Shiroishi with a long solo improvisation previewing his album I Was Too Young to Hear Silence. And there's new material from Estonian-Latvian vocalist eleOnora (Eleonora Kampe).

    (I think it probably means Wanstead Flats - the common in NE London, not a block of flats in Wanstead!)

    Corey Mwamba presents free jazz and improvised interactions with a variety of environments


    Sun 15 Oct
    4pm - Jazz Record Requests




    Alyn Shipton presents jazz records of all styles as requested by you.


    Also, Belize-born British residing Errollyn Wallen, who has been influenced by jazz among other things, and has worked with the Westbrooks, is featured Composer of the Week next week. I will link to her on the COTW bored (unless someone else gets there first!).


  • Serial_Apologist
    Full Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 38193

    #2
    Given increasing time and energy constraints, from now on I will be easing up on these weekly jazz broadcasts announcements - which in any case attract fewer look-ins these days - and restricting them to links to relevant programmes.

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