PoD 19 has launchedEJN Administrator | Various articles | 2008-10-14 |
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| Issue 19
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Point of Departure
Launches 5 October 2008
Issue 19 of Point of Departure launches 5 October 2008
Issue 16 features a What’s New? Roundtable presented at this year's edition of Jazz em Agosto in Lisbon, Portugal. The panelists include Taylor Ho Bynum, Mary Halvorson and Barre Phillips. Bill Shoemaker also interviews Joe McPhee. Kevin Norton is this issue's respondent to the Travellin' Light questionnaire. Art Lange revisits the Chicago history referenced by Mike Reed's People. Places & Things. Brian Morton assesses String Trio of New York at 30. Francesco Martinelli reports on Berlin's Jazz Jamboree. Stuart Broomer and Ed Hazell, along with Lange, Morton and Shoemaker, review CDs by: Lotte Anker/Sylvie Courvoisier/ Ikue Mori; Jorge Lima Barreto; Carla Bley; The Blue Notes; Uri Caine; Free Zone; Lafayette Gilchrist/David Murray; Ingrid Laubrock/ Liam Noble/ Tom Rainey; Rudresh Mahanthappa/ Mauger; Michael Moore/ The Persons; William Parker Quartet; Mario Pavone Double Tenor Quintet; Pendulum; Barre Phillips/ Joëlle Léandre; Bobo Stenson Trio; Trio Viriditas; Seymour Wright.
The Free Jazz contest offers readers the chance to win, courtesy of Hyena Records Records, copies of Lafayette Gilchrist's Soul Progressin’.
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