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Flow State 275 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. Hiromi is a talented Japanese pianist, composer, and bandleader.
  2. She moved to the U.S. to study at Berklee and caught the attention of Ahmad Jamal.
  3. Check out her albums Spectrum and Duet for a mix of blues, jazz, pop, and classical music.
Flagging Down the Double E's 471 implied HN points 23 Sep 23
  1. The Dylan Drummers Summit brought together three legendary drummers who reflected on their time playing with Bob Dylan.
  2. The conversation was engaging, charming, and at times moving as they shared memories and anecdotes.
  3. Body language and subtle cues were crucial in playing with Bob Dylan, and drummers had to be fearless and attentive to contribute effectively.
Gabriel Kahane: Words & Music 117 implied HN points 17 Jan 24
  1. Gabriel Kahane will be performing in London at the Southbank Centre with the BBC Concert Orchestra and Choir with No Name for the UK premiere of his oratorio.
  2. Gabriel Kahane will also be part of the PIVOT Festival in San Francisco with performances by Attacca Quartet and Roomful of Teeth.
  3. Gabriel Kahane has upcoming concerts in different locations this spring, including a duo recital with his dad in Salem, OR, and a solo concert at the Gilmore Festival in Kalamazoo.
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Look What You Made Me Do 314 implied HN points 17 Sep 23
  1. The Euro tour concluded without any unscheduled violence during OXBOW's performances.
  2. The author reflects on memorable moments and challenges during the tour, including interactions with security, unique venues, audience reactions, and personal experiences.
  3. Strong emotional connections with audiences in various cities, like Poland and Austria, were highlights of the tour.
Front Row & Backstage 353 implied HN points 03 Jul 23
  1. Jazz can be a rich experience with different interpretations from various artists.
  2. Listening to jazz involves focusing on individual instruments and appreciating the interplay.
  3. Jazz requires musicianship and expertise to navigate through improvisation within a structured framework.