Podcast appearances and mentions of benjamin koppel

På fredag har kunstneren Marco Evaristti fernisering på et nyt voldsomt værk der skal få os til at tænke over vores forhold til dyrevelfærd i Landbruget. Vi bruger anledningen til at se nærmere på aktivistisk kunst og hvilken forskel det reelt gør. Parnasset med Karen Secher er med musiker og forfatter Benjamin Koppel, forlagsdirektør Line Miller og forfatter Haidar Ansari. De ser blandt andet nærmere på det omdiskuterede racistiske essay fra en forfatter og konsulent for DR's kommende slavetema. Et Essay der er blevet modtaget som et regulært debatindlæg og blandt andet vores Kulturminister op af stolen. Vært: Tony Scott.

Today, the Spotlight shines On legendary Danish organist Anders Koppel.Great music often runs in the family, and as proof, we have our first father-son episodes of Spotlight On. Last November, we had Benjamin Koppel, son and collaborator of today's guest.But today's story starts decades ago when Anders played Newport with his band Savage Rose. Fast forward to now, and Anders is back at the Hammond B3, making magic with Benjamin on alto sax and the incredible Brian Blade on drums.This trio came together naturally. Benjamin and Brian have been close friends and collaborators since 2011. Something special clicked when they invited Anders to join them on the organ. Their latest album, Time Again, swings hard while aiming for the heart.(The musical excerpts heard in the interview are from the album Time Again by Benjamin Koppel, Brian Blade, & Anders Koppel)–Dig DeeperLearn more about Anders Koppel at wisemusicclassical.comPurchase Time Again on Qobuz or Bandcamp, and listen on your streaming platform of choiceTime Again teaser videoCheck out Benjamin Koppel at benjaminkoppel.com and his check out his label Cowbell MusicBenjamin Koppel plays jazz with a novelist's narrative (Spotlight On podcast)The Savage RoseBrian Blade | DrummerAll About Jazz Organ: Inside the Hammond B-3Kenny Werner | PianistNewport Jazz Festival - 1969–• Did you enjoy this episode? Please share it with a friend! You can also rate Spotlight On ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and leave a review on Apple Podcasts.• Subscribe! Be the first to check out each new episode of Spotlight On in your podcast app of choice.• Looking for more? Visit spotlightonpodcast.com for bonus content, web-only interviews + features, and the Spotlight On email newsletter. You can also follow us on Instagram, Bluesky, and Mastodon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, the Spotlight shines On legendary Danish organist Anders Koppel.Great music often runs in the family, and as proof, we have our first father-son episodes of Spotlight On. Last November, we had Benjamin Koppel, son and collaborator of today's guest.But today's story starts decades ago when Anders played Newport with his band Savage Rose. Fast forward to now, and Anders is back at the Hammond B3, making magic with Benjamin on alto sax and the incredible Brian Blade on drums.This trio came together naturally. Benjamin and Brian have been close friends and collaborators since 2011. Something special clicked when they invited Anders to join them on the organ. Their latest album, Time Again, swings hard while aiming for the heart.(The musical excerpts heard in the interview are from the album Time Again by Benjamin Koppel, Brian Blade, & Anders Koppel)–Dig DeeperLearn more about Anders Koppel at wisemusicclassical.comPurchase Time Again on Qobuz or Bandcamp, and listen on your streaming platform of choiceTime Again teaser videoCheck out Benjamin Koppel at benjaminkoppel.com and his check out his label Cowbell MusicBenjamin Koppel plays jazz with a novelist's narrative (Spotlight On podcast)The Savage RoseBrian Blade | DrummerAll About Jazz Organ: Inside the Hammond B-3Kenny Werner | PianistNewport Jazz Festival - 1969–• Did you enjoy this episode? Please share it with a friend! You can also rate Spotlight On ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and leave a review on Apple Podcasts.• Subscribe! Be the first to check out each new episode of Spotlight On in your podcast app of choice.• Looking for more? Visit spotlightonpodcast.com for bonus content, web-only interviews + features, and the Spotlight On email newsletter. You can also follow us on Instagram, Bluesky, and Mastodon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Enjoy an episode of Mondo Jazz full of stellar collaborations, Puerto Rican rumbles, Brazilian waves, birthday celebrations, unearthed gems, and infectious grooves. The playlist features Joe Tatton; George Benson, Robert Farnon Orchestra; Ben Sidran; Yvonnick Prené, Geoffrey Keezer; Milton Nascimento, Esperanza Spalding [pictured]; Benjamin Koppel, Brian Blade, Anders Koppel; Jonathan Suazo. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/19372705/Mondo-Jazz (up to "Don't Take Kindly"). Happy listening! Photo credit: Larissa Zaidan

Den Orange Teltdug troner over Roskilde dyrskueplads. I dag starter musikprogrammet nemlig på landets største festival. Så i denne time skal det handle om festivaler, stoffer og musik, når vi genbesøger et par indslag for det seneste års Kulturen. Nogle gange kan et øjeblik forme et liv. I dag skal vi høre om, hvordan en tur til New York som 19-årig endte med et afgørende øjeblik for en den danske musiker og forfatter Benjamin Koppel. Vært: Casper Dyrholm.

An den Rändern des Jazz - heute mit: Paolo Fresu: Legacy | Mega Mass: Murmurs and wails | Benjamin Koppel: Story Of Mankind - A Requiem (Sendung vom 11.6.)

 "Annas Lied" von  – eine Rezension von Constanze Matthes - Zeichen & Zeiten (Hördauer 11 Minuten)   „Wer doch nur sein Schicksal ändern könnte?“ Der Lauf der Welt und an sich jedes Leben birgt die Frage in sich: Was wäre wenn? Wenn es einschneidende und dramatische historische Ereignisse und besondere gesellschaftliche wie familiäre Umstände nicht gegeben hätte, wäre Anna als Pianistin wohl bekannt geworden? Diese Frage stellt sich nach der Lektüre des Romans des dänischen Jazz-Musikers und -Komponisten Benjamin Koppel, der in seinem Buch der Schwester seines Großvaters ein literarisches Denkmal setzt. ... Constanze Matthes, ich bin Journalistin und leidenschaftliche Leserin. Die Liebe zu den Büchern begann im zarten Alter von vier, fünf Jahren, als meine Mutter mich zum ersten Mal in die kleine Bücherei unseres Dorfes mitnahm. Wenige Jahre später schleppte ich die Bücher dann stapelweise allein nach Hause. In der Schule las ich stets die Pflichtlektüre und war meinen Mitschülern ein gern gesehener Gesprächspartner, um den Inhalt des zu lesenden Buches in der Pause vor der Deutschstunde zu erzählen. Sollte man an dieser Stelle „verraten“ sagen? Nach dem Abitur und einem Auslandsaufenthalt in Norwegen studierte ich im Hauptfach Germanistik mit Schwerpunkt Literaturwissenschaft. Allerdings las ich dann nicht immer die Pflichtlektüre der mehrseitigen Lektüreliste und besuchte viel eher die wunderbare Bibliothek des Deutschen Literaturinstituts. Vor allem dann, wenn meine Mitbewohnerin den Koffer-Fernseher über das Wochenende wieder nach Hause mitnahm. Noch heute bin ich „fernseherlos“ und investiere vielmehr meine Zeit in große und kleine Geschichten, dicke und dünne Bücher. Unsere Live-Sendungen in Schwabing oder im Pixel   Den Volltext dieser Rezension findest Du hierWenn dir Rezensionen gefallen, hör doch mal hier hinein. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hoerbahn/message

Rechtzeitig zur Leipziger Buchmesse sind wieder viele tolle neue Bücher in der Buchhandlung Ebbecke bei Reinhard Hesse in Warendorf eingetroffen. In dieser Folge stellt er Jenny seine neuen Lieblinge vor. Und das sind: „Mode, Mord und Meeresrauschen“ von Bernd Stelter „Issa“ von Mirrianne Mahn „Ninas Lied“ von Benjamin Koppel & „Das Jahr ohne Sommer“ von Constanze Neumann.

Danish saxophonist Benjamin Koppel's new trio recording with Scott Colley and Brian Blade is called Perspective. In this interview, Benjamin talks about the special relationship between the band members; the band as a collective; his family's long history in music in Denmark; why he chooses to play in so many different genres; and more. PATREON Become a Patreon supporter for $5 a month to get a bonus show called This I Dig Of You, on which the guest from the main episode talks about something non-musical that's bringing them joy. Benjamin talks about what he's learned from his dogs. You'll also get early access to every episode, a thank you on an episode, and behind-the-scenes news. Join at https://patreon.com/thejazzsession. CREDITS Theme Music: The Respect Sextet (respectsextet.com) Logo: Sarah Walter Intro Voice: Chuck Ingersoll (hearchucknow.com)

Today, the Spotlight shines On Danish saxophonist, composer, and best-selling author Benjamin Koppel.Benjamin joined us to discuss his July 2023 release Perspective, the latest work from KCB Collective, a trio that, in addition to Koppel, includes Scott Colley on bass and Brian Blade on drums. It looks great on paper and sounds even better.Benjamin is the grandson of Danish classical composer Herman D. Koppel, while his father, Anders Koppel, is a renowned Hammond organ player and a composer. As you will hear, music, creativity, and the arts are in the Koppel DNA.We recorded this episode at the end of September, and since then, Benjamin has announced another new project, due out November 25. White Buses tells the story of the Red Cross evacuation operation at the end of World War II that rescued over 20,000 prisoners from Nazi concentration camps. The work features a mix of first-person spoken accounts gathered by Koppel himself and brand-new compositions performed by a set of international all-stars. We recorded our talk before this project was formally announced and before the October 7 terrorist attacks in Israel, which added an all-to-unfortunate timely nature to its release.Benjamin and I had a great time connecting, which came on our second attempt after he and I had some time zone snafus. Luckily, we were both able to laugh it off and get cooking. Enjoy.------------------Dig DeeperVisit Benjamin Koppel at benjaminkoppel.comListen to Perspective by Benjamin Koppel, Scott Colley & Brian Blade on Bandcamp or your streaming platform of choiceFollow Benjamin Koppel on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTubeVisit Scott Colley (bassist) at scottcolley.com and Brian Blade (drummer) at brianblade.comCowbell MusicWhite Buses - Passage to FreedomKCB Collective - "Precipice" - Live At Inkonst MalmøAnnas Sang - a novel by Benjamin KoppelA Brief History of Jazz in Copenhagen------------------• Did you enjoy this episode? Please share it with a friend! You can also rate Spotlight On ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. • Subscribe! Be the first to check out each new episode of Spotlight On in your podcast app of choice. • Looking for more? Visit spotlightonpodcast.com for bonus content, web-only interviews + features, and the Spotlight On email newsletter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, the Spotlight shines On Danish saxophonist, composer, and best-selling author Benjamin Koppel.Benjamin joined us to discuss his July 2023 release Perspective, the latest work from KCB Collective, a trio that, in addition to Koppel, includes Scott Colley on bass and Brian Blade on drums. It looks great on paper and sounds even better.Benjamin is the grandson of Danish classical composer Herman D. Koppel, while his father, Anders Koppel, is a renowned Hammond organ player and a composer. As you will hear, music, creativity, and the arts are in the Koppel DNA.We recorded this episode at the end of September, and since then, Benjamin has announced another new project, due out November 25. White Buses tells the story of the Red Cross evacuation operation at the end of World War II that rescued over 20,000 prisoners from Nazi concentration camps. The work features a mix of first-person spoken accounts gathered by Koppel himself and brand-new compositions performed by a set of international all-stars. We recorded our talk before this project was formally announced and before the October 7 terrorist attacks in Israel, which added an all-to-unfortunate timely nature to its release.Benjamin and I had a great time connecting, which came on our second attempt after he and I had some time zone snafus. Luckily, we were both able to laugh it off and get cooking. Enjoy.------------------Dig DeeperVisit Benjamin Koppel at benjaminkoppel.comListen to Perspective by Benjamin Koppel, Scott Colley & Brian Blade on Bandcamp or your streaming platform of choiceFollow Benjamin Koppel on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTubeVisit Scott Colley (bassist) at scottcolley.com and Brian Blade (drummer) at brianblade.comCowbell MusicWhite Buses - Passage to FreedomKCB Collective - "Precipice" - Live At Inkonst MalmøAnnas Sang - a novel by Benjamin KoppelA Brief History of Jazz in Copenhagen------------------• Did you enjoy this episode? Please share it with a friend! You can also rate Spotlight On ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. • Subscribe! Be the first to check out each new episode of Spotlight On in your podcast app of choice. • Looking for more? Visit spotlightonpodcast.com for bonus content, web-only interviews + features, and the Spotlight On email newsletter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No views Sep 16, 2023 The Best Music Podcast With Dan Spencer #BenjaminKoppel #saxophone #musiclesson  Listen to the album and find out more at https://benjaminkoppel.com/ Benjamin Koppel, Danish saxophonist and composer, is one of the most award-winning musicians of his generation, known for his versatility and virtuosity. Also a renowned composer, Koppel is the grandson of noted Danish classical composer Herman D. Koppel. His father, Anders Koppel, is a well-known and successful Hammond organ player and a composer…the family is full of music and creativity.  The prizes Benjamin has won so far include the Palæ Bars Jazz Prize, the Jacob Gade Prize, Holstebro Music Prize, and others. He was also named Knight of France, Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres in 2011 for his musical work. Koppel has released more than 60 albums as a jazz soloist along with some of the biggest international jazz names, including Joe Lovano, Kenny Werner, Charlie Mariano, Daniel Humair, Phil Woods, Alex Riel, Larry Goldings, Randy Brecker, Peter Erskine…and many, many others. Koppel has collaborations with a number of high-class classical soloists, including Katrine Gislinge, Michala Petri, Henrik Dam Thomsen, Inger Dam Jensen, and others. His saxophone can be heard on a large number of albums, including Moonjam (the best selling Scandinavian instrumental band with several multiple platinum albums to their credit), Danseorkestret, Rugsted & Kreutzfeldt, Maria Montell, Marie Carmen Koppel, Hanne Boel, Alberte Winding, Sanne Salomonsen and soundtracks for several feature films, documentaries, cartoons and ballets. He has jazz groups and plays classical, pop, R&B, folkloric music and almost anything in between. As a composer, he writes in those genres and is not afraid to take on large scale projects and compose music for theatre, put together two festival programs per year and write a book whenever there is a break. Since 2012 Benjamin has been member of the trio Koppel-Colley-Blade Collective together with bassist Scott Colley and drummer Brian Blade. Their new album “Perspective” is out now wherever you listen to music. Listen to the album and find out more at https://benjaminkoppel.com/

This week we focus on the reissue of a seminal project bridging acid jazz and trip-hop, the soundtrack to a film without pictures, a trip east bound and down fusion lane, a great crop of guitarists deserving wider recognition, and saxophonists of well-deserved recognition. The playlist features Marden Hill; Funkwrench Blues; Kait Dunton; Herb Alpert; B.D. Lenz; Andrew Gorny; David Preston; Max Light; Emiliano D'Auria; Benjamin Koppel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade; annd Chris Potter [pictured]. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/17756229/Mondo-Jazz (up to "Blood Count"). Photo credit: Dave Stapleton. Happy listening!

Tonight's edition features new tunes from Arovane, Slowly Rolling Camera, Benjamin Koppel, Taylor Deupree, and recents from Aaron Parks, Porya Hatami, Koki Nakano, and much more!

PROGRAMACION JULIO 13 1. Daniel Herskedal, Emilie Nicolas - Out of the Fog - Out Here 2. Nat Bartsch - Hope Renewed - For The Koalas 3. Jalen Baker - Be Still - The Light 4. Marius Neset - Summer Dance - Math of Mars 5. Benjamin Koppel, Jacob Karlzon - Humanity - Tchaikovsky 6. Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band - Kings Highway - Look To The Hills 7. Javier Nero - Kemet (The Black Land) - Time 8. Greg Joseph - Drop the Rock - Drop the Rock 9. Mauricio Morales - Luna - Garden Of Hope /////////////////////////////////// CORTINAS Forest Floor Fergus McCreadie Edition Records | Abril 8, 2022 ///////////////

Det er blevet den tid på året, hvor rigtig mange - endelig - har tid til at slænge sig på chaiselongen eller i strandsstolen med en god bog. Er du er i tvivl om, hvilke bøger du skal pakke til ferien, er der råd at hente i denne podcast-special af 'Mellem Linjerne'. Vært Karoline Kjær Hansen har været igennem læseoplevelserne det forgangne år og håndplukket fem anbefalinger til din sommerferie. I programmet anbefales 'Annas Sang' af Benjamin Koppel, 'Når du strammer garnet' af Camilla Stockmann, 'I min hule hånd' af Mads Mygind, 'Malma Station' af Alex Schulman og 'Der var engang en mand som hed Fausto Coppi' af Jørgen Leth og Bastian Emil Goldschmidt. I Radio4-podcasten 'Mellem Linjerne' taler Karoline Kjær Hansen med aktuelle forfattere om researchen til og arbejdsmetoderne bag deres bøger. Programmet sendes hver uge på Radio4.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Afgørende øjeblikke er en portrætserie, hvor vi taler med danske kulturmennesker om et øjeblik i deres liv, som gjorde en forskel. Musiker og forfatter Benjamin Koppel er den første i rækken, og hans afgørende øjeblik starter med en tur til New York som 19-årig. USA meldte sig i 2018 ud af UNESCO - FN's organisation for kultur, uddannelse og kommunikation. Men nu vil USA være med igen. Helle Porsdam er professor i historie og kulturelle rettigheder og indehaver af Danmarks første UNESCO Chair, og hun forklarer, hvorfor USA pludseligt igen vil være en del af FN's kulturorganisation. Vært: Karen Secher.

Musiker og forfatter Benjamin Koppels debutroman 'Annas Sang' har allerede høstet adskillige priser og er solgt i mere end 90.000 eksemplarer. Nu kommer romanen også op på det store lærred, skriver Kulturmonitor. Vi har talt med Benjamin Koppel om 'Annas Sang', der er stærkt inspireret af hans tante Anna. I dag åbner dørene til den 76. Cannes Filmfestival, hvor der indtil på lørdag vil blive vist film fra hele verden. Christian Monggaard, film- og tv-redaktør på Dagbladet Information, er med og fortæller om sine forventninger til den franske filmfestival. Værter: Jesper Dein og Karen Secher.

As a young adult Burt Bacharach used fake IDs to get into 52nd Street jazz clubs to have his mind blown away by heroes of the bebop revolution like Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. Those early impressions could not but leave a mark in his sophisticated pop songs, seeds that would later make those very same songs blossom in the hands of jazz players, going full circle. As a composer and songwriter he had a remarkable gift for combining simplicity and complexity, the African roots of jazz R&B and soul with the European classical influences of French impressionism. The result were the unforgettable melodies he was admired for, many of which are featured in this playlist, as interpreted by a wide ranging of progressive musicians. The playlist features Larry Goldings, Harry Allen; Toots Thielemans; Gabor Szabo; Isaac Hayes; Dee Dee Bridgewater; Charles Lloyd; Bill Frisell; Dionne Farris, Charlie Hunter; Steve Kuhn; Marie Mcauliffe; Benjamin Koppel. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/17011710/Mondo-Jazz (from "The Look of Love" onward). Happy listening!

Der elsker at købe ind, kokkerere og samle familie og venner omkring det store fælles måltid.

Kunstnerne kom til Kunsthal Charlottenborg; chefer og ledere var der fra kulturinstitutionerne, og de politiske partier dukkede også op i formiddag til en af de sidste debatter inden folketingsvalget. Susanne Bier, Benjamin Koppel, Poul Erik Tøjner, Morten Kirkskov, Ida Auken og mange andre skulle svare på spørgsmålet: hvilken rolle skal kunsten og kulturen spille i at skabe fremtidens Danmark? Vi tog med, stak mikrofonen i diskussionen og de væsentligste pointer kan høres i selskab med Charlottenborgs direktør. Værter: Jesper Dein og Tore Leifer.

Anders Morgenthaler - Uløseligt forbundet med tegneserieuniverset 'Wulffmorgenthaler', men har også instrueret en lang række film og udgivet børnebøger. Nu gælder det filmen 'Mugge og hans mærkelige hjerne', der havde premiere i torsdags. Katrine Engberg - Krimiforfatteren der startede som danser, og som de seneste år har ført os rundt på gulvet med bøgerne 'Krokodillevogteren' - 'Blodmåne' - 'Glasvinge' - 'Vådeskud' og 'Isola'. Nu gør hun det igen, men med nyt persongalleri, i bogen 'Det brændende blad'. Lars Hjortshøj - Komikeren med en fortid i programmer som 'Casper & Mandrilaftalen' og 'Live fra Bremen', og med masser af one-man-shows på samvittigheden. For tiden er han, sammen med saxofonist Benjamin Koppel, på tour med showet 'Jazz & Jokes'.

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Hvordan er det at vokse op med en musikalsk guldske i munden? Ikke så dårligt, hvis man spørger Benjamin Koppel. Nu er han sprunget ud som romanforfatter med 'Annas sang' om sin farfars søster Anna, som måtte tilsidesætte egne drømme og den helt store kærlighed. Benjamin fortæller om sit liv i og uden for Koppel-klanen, og i anden time af programmet lytter Benjamin og Stine til noget af al den musik, som fylder i romanen om Anna og som altid har fyldt i både Anna og Benjamins liv. Gæst: Benjamin Koppel, saxofonist og forfatter. Vært: Stine Rosengren. www.dr.dk/p2

Here are some of the tunes that we have loved the most during these first six months of the year. Surely there are tens more of equal value, but this is not a scientific exercise… Rather–since jazz is all about living in the moment–we made our selections based on the strong, and lasting, impression that those tunes elicited when we first listened to them. The playlist features David Krakauer; Kahil El'Zabar; Steven Bernstein; Benjamin Koppel; David Virelles, Julio Barreto; Laufey, Dodie; Pipe Dream; Byard Lancaster; Heroes Are Gang Leaders; Joona Toivanen. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/16162274/Mondo-Jazz (from "North Country Square Dance" onward). Happy listening!

Fik du ikke hørt vores lokale magasinprogram, Morgenkrydderen i søndags den 3. juli 2022, eller genudsendelsen mandag - Ja, så kan du høre eller genhøre den her som podcast, hvor vi har fjernet musikken. I udsendelsen er der blandt andet indslag fra Sankt Hans i Karlebo Kirke, Hoppcreek jazz festival og Nivå Byfest. Fik du ikke hørt vores lokale magasinprogram, Morgenkrydderen i søndags den 3. juli 2022, eller genudsendelsen mandag - Ja, så kan du høre eller genhøre den her som podcast, hvor vi har fjernet musikken. På programmet er følgende: Skt. Hans aften ved Karlebo Kirke. - Bjarke Johansen søger for bålet bliver tændt - Man synger Danmark nu blunder den lyse nat - Kirsten Johansen, sognepræst introducerer Jesper Tvilde - Jesper Tvilde, holder båltalen - Man synger Midsommervisen - Kort andagt i kirken, ved Kirsten Johansen, ved orglet sidder Knud Erik Jensen Hopcreek jazz festival i Kelleris ved Humlebæk fredag den 24 juni. Det var Maria Montell og Tomas Villum der havde arrangeret festivalen i deres have. Vi hører - Maria Montell, samtale og sang - Thomas Clausen, piano - Karsten Bagge, trommer - Matthias Petri, bas - Benjamin Koppel, saxofon - Christina von Bülow, saxofon - Marie Carmen Koppel, sang - Karen Mukupa, sang Reportage fra Fællesværket der havde arrangeret Nivå Byfest i Nivå Center lørdag den 25 juni. Vi hører - Martin Ullerup, fmd. for Fællesværket åbner festen - Nivå Amatør Teater, med en enkelt sang - Fællessang foran Nivå Bibliotek - Bootleg Overkill, fra Nivå Musik Laug, med musik og sang - Tescan, fra Den Tyrkiske Kvindeforening, samtale - Martin Ullerup, fmd. for Fællesværket, samtale - Karoline de la Motte, Fællesværket, samtale Der ud over er der Lokalnyheder fra Humleborg. dk samt Cybervejret med IT ekspert Leif Jensen. Morgenkrydderen er tilrettelagt af Kurt Kammersgaard og er nu tilgængelig som podcast her, på itunes og en wi-fi radio nær dig. Eller i apps som mereRadio og tunein.

I 2007 rejste Benjamin Koppel til Frankrig for at opsøge sin farfars søster, Anna Koppel. Det blev begyndelsen på et venskab med en kvinde, der ellers havde stået uden for familien i mange år. Og som relationen voksede fandt han ud af hvorfor: Anna var familiens dårlige samvittighed, fordi hun som den eneste i sin søskendeflok adlød sine forældres ønske om et jødisk ægteskab. Hun endte med andre ord i et arrangeret ægteskab, og hendes fortælling har været inspirationen for Benjamin Koppels nye roman ”Annas sang”. I programmet, hvor vært Karoline Kjær Hansen besøger Benjamin Koppel i hans hjem i Valby, fortæller han om de dagbogsdokumenter og andet researchmateriale, han har brugt for at kunne skrive den, og ikke mindst hvorfor han mener, fortællingen er relevant i dag.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15e et dernière émission de la 52e session... Cette semaine, post-bop, jazz orchestral et jazz de chambre! En musique: Julieta Eugenio sur l'album JUMP  (Greenleaf, 2022); Marquis Hill sur l'album New Gospel Revisited  (Edition, 2022); Graham Collier sur l'album British Conversations  (My Only Desire, 2021, enr. 1975); Anders Koppel, Benjamin Koppel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade, Martin Yates & Odense Symphony Orchestra sur l'album Mulberry Street Symphony  (Unit, 2022); Pedro Melo Alves' Omniae Large Ensemble sur l'album Lumina  (Clean Feed, 2021); Chimera Trio sur l'album Constellations  (Afterday Audio, 2022)...

Spurred by a number of recent albums, this week's edition of Mondo Jazz focuses on projects that blur the arbitrary distinction between jazz music and classical music. This segment's playlist features inspired and open interpretations of works by Igor Stravinsky, Erik Satie, Henry Purcell as well as recent jazz compositions that are rooted in the classical canon. The playlist features Stefan Pasborg; Jim McNeely, Frankfurt Radio Big Band, Chris Potter; Dairo Miyamoto; Anais Drago; Guy Klucevsek, Phillip Johnston; Pierrejean Gaucher; Dave Douglas; Vincent Peirani; Anders Koppel, Benjamin Koppel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade, Odense Symphony Orchestra; Frank Zappa. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/m/playlist/view/15810763 (up to "King Kong / Igor's Boogie"). Photo credit: Stephen Freiheit. Happy listening!

I denne uge kigger Nye Skiver nærmere på musik der rummer både glæde og optimisme. Skønne melodiske toner fra Aarhus, en symfoni fra Odense og en Amerikansk stemme med tilknytning til Danmark. Vi skal også forbi det højskotske tidevand og vi har fundet børnefamiliernes værste mareridt på jazzform. Musik med Martin Vollertsen, Made In Wood, Indra Rios-Moore, Anders og Benjamin Koppel og Fergus McCraedie. www.dr.dk/p8jazz

Tonight's edition features new music from Anders Koppel, Amparo, Carlos Ferreira + deer meadow, awakened souls + From Overseas, Robin Guthrie, Felicia Atkinson + Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, and tons more! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Starfish Prime by Robin Guthrie on Riviera (Darla)

Soul Glo opstod i Aarhus, hvor stamstedet blev Café Smagløs – eller som Eddie Jarl siger; ”det blev næsten vores øvelokale”. Et sikkert fundament, ”groundet” i stor musikalitet og spilleglæde, gjorde det magisk, når bandet[...]

Regeringen vil hente tre mødre og deres 14 børn hjem fra lejre i Syrien. Kvinderne vil blive varetægtsfængslet, når de sætter foden på dansk jord. Er det den rigtige beslutning? Henter vi terrorister til Danmark? Er det trusler fra støttepartierne om at vælte ministre, der har fået Regeringen til at skifte kurs? De borgerlige raser og råber usselt svigt. P1 Debattører: Rasmus Stoklund (S), Pernille Vermund (NB), Rosa Lund (Ø), Haifaa Awad syrisk/dansk læge, Benjamin Koppel musiker #ikkeimitnavn. Vært: Gitte Hansen. Lytterne er velkomne til at komme med indspark til debatten på telefon 7021 1919. www.dr.dk/p1debat

Regeringen vil hente tre mødre og deres 14 børn hjem fra lejre i Syrien. Kvinderne vil blive varetægtsfængslet, når de sætter foden på dansk jord. Er det den rigtige beslutning? Henter vi terrorister til Danmark? Er det trusler fra støttepartierne om at vælte ministre, der har fået Regeringen til at skifte kurs? De borgerlige raser og råber usselt svigt. P1 Debattører: Rasmus Stoklund (S), Pernille Vermund (NB), Rosa Lund (Ø), Haifaa Awad syrisk/dansk læge, Benjamin Koppel musiker #ikkeimitnavn. Vært: Gitte Hansen. Lytterne er velkomne til at komme med indspark til debatten på telefon 7021 1919. www.dr.dk/p1debat

Regeringen vil hente tre mødre og deres 14 børn hjem fra lejre i Syrien. Kvinderne vil blive varetægtsfængslet, når de sætter foden på dansk jord. Er det den rigtige beslutning? Henter vi terrorister til Danmark? Er det trusler fra støttepartierne om at vælte ministre, der har fået Regeringen til at skifte kurs? De borgerlige raser og råber usselt svigt. P1 Debattører: Rasmus Stoklund (S), Pernille Vermund (NB), Rosa Lund (Ø), Haifaa Awad syrisk/dansk læge, Benjamin Koppel musiker #ikkeimitnavn. Vært: Gitte Hansen. Lytterne er velkomne til at komme med indspark til debatten på telefon 7021 1919. www.dr.dk/p1debat

Hver lørdag får Esben Kjær besøg af skiftende gæster, der giver ugens nyheder med grovfilen og sætter dem i et skarpt og ofte satirisk lys. I denne uge er musikeren Benjamin Koppel gæst. Blandt emnerne: Nu kan også de store børn komme tilbage i skole, én dag om ugen - er det en joke? Melodi Grand Prix blev vundet af en musikalsk udgave af Klods Hans - er Danmark amatørernes paradis? Megan og Harry afslører, at det britiske kongehus er: Forstokket, afstumpet og småracistisk - er det verdens mindste nyhed? Vært: Esben Kjær. bagklog@dr.dk

Two tenor titans, Dave Liebman and Joe Lovano are at the heart of this week's show, with a multitude of projects as leaders or co-leaders. Two emerging pianists, Kari Ikonen and Francesco Orio share interesting perspectives on the use of their instrument. For the rest we'll go from the shreddin' energy of Marbin to Madre Vaca's jazz take on a classical music composition by Franz Schubert. The playlist also features Cortex; Benjamin Koppel; Alder Ego; The Generations Quartet; and The Kaleidoscope Quintet. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/12593654/Mondo-Jazz (from Marbin onward) Happy listening! Photo credit: Richard Conde

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta Aaron Rimbui (born Harun Kimathi Rimbui, October 15, 1979, in Kenya) is an innovator in East African music. In 2005, Rimbui released his first album, Keys Of Life. It was the first known jazz piano album to emerge from East Africa and in 2009, he followed it up with Alfajiri. In February 2016 the self-taught pianist, keyboardist, drummer, bandleader and composer and program host of The Capital Jazz Club, Kenya's longest- running jazz show – released Deeper, his third album. In it he unveils a new focus on the classic piano trio format, adding subtle touches of voice, percussion and guitar to lend textural variety to his overall sound. From 2009 through 2013 Rimbui was music director and bandleader of Tusker Project Fame, one of East Africa's top-rated television talent shows. Rimbui was named music director of the Safaricom Jazz Festival, Kenya's first international jazz festival, in 2014. He's also founded the concert series “All That Jazz”, “Piano & Voice” and “The New Standard Jazz Sessions” in Nairobi. Over the course of his career, he has performed at such prestigious gatherings as the Jahazi Jazz Festival in Zanzibar, the Sierra Jazz Festival and the Winter Jazz Festival in Copenhagen as well as outings in Los Angeles, Washington D.C, Seattle and Las Vegas among many other cities in the U.S.A. He was Kenya's representative to the International Jazz Showcase in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel. Having opened concerts for well-known artists including Hugh Masekela, Richard Bona and Gerald Albright, and having performed with Lionel Loueke, Sauti Sol, Morris ‘Mo' Pleasure, Jimmy Dludlu, Dwele, Benjamin Koppel, Moussa Diallo and Maurice Kirya among many others, Rimbui has earned his place in the forefront of contemporary East African musicians.

Jazzmusiker og tidligere radiovært Benjamin Koppel er kommet i Mediano Music-studiet for at fortælle om en af sine helt store interesser og inspirationer: Dronningen af Soul, Aretha Franklin. I dette afsnit fortæller Benjamin Koppel ikke bare om sin kærlighed til Aretha Franklin, ikke bare som en frontfigur i soulmusikken, men også om hendes vigtige rolle i kvinde- og borgerretighedsskampen i USA og hendes eftermæle på musik verden over. Vært og redaktør: Jan Eriksen Producer: Thomas Nørskov

Stórsveit Randy Weston flytur lögin Harvard Blues, Blues For Strayhorn, Kucheza Blues, Penny Packer Blues, Chalabati Blues, In Memory Of og Sad Beauty Blues. Kvintett Benny Golson flytur lögin Cherry, Sweet Georgia Brown, Though Me Lightly, Killer Joe, Caribbean Drifting og Park Avenue Petite. Benjamin Koppel og hljómsveit flytja lögin Come Sunday, I Remember Clifford, My One And Only Love, Invitation, Blues For King C og Arfican Waltz.

Brætspil i stereo med kendte søskende. Vært: Benjamin Koppel.

Brætspil i stereo med kendte søskende. Vært: Benjamin Koppel.

Brætspil i stereo med kendte søskende. Vært: Benjamin Koppel.

Brætspil i stereo med kendte søskende. Vært: Benjamin Koppel.

Brætspil i stereo med kendte søskende. Vært: Benjamin Koppel.