Podcasts about cosmic analog ensemble

Jazz Ahead 236 1. Ultramarine, Mary Halvorson, Cloudward, Nonesuch Records, 2024 2. Grieving Was Yesterday, Simon Spiess Quiet Trio, Euphorbia, Intakt Records, 2024 3. Nottetempo, Arturo Garra, Inverno, Autoproduzione, 2023 4. Perfect Blue, David Cordero & Carlos Ferreira, Silent Articulations, Aural Canyon Music, 2023 5. African Sun, Henry Franklin (Shabaka Hutchings Remix), Remixes 20, Jazz is Dead, 2023 6. Maritime Jazz, Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Les Grandes Vacances, Jakarta Records, 2024 7. Defiant, Tender, Warrior, Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow, Blue Note Records, 2024 8. Rising Son, Takuya Kuroda, Rising Son, First Word Records, 2023 9. In Tongues, Swart Waling Koolhaas, Joost Swart, Bjorn Waling, Jesse Koolhaas, Urban Waves, 2023

15e émission de la 36e session... Cette semaine, départ en douceur avec du jazz spirituel, jazz cosmique, soul-jazz puis transition vers du free jazz ! En musique: Bennie Maupin sur l'album The Jewel in the Lotus  (ECM, 1974); Hampshire and Foat sur l'album Galaxies Like Grains of Sand  (Athens of the North, 2017); Cosmic Analog Ensemble sur l'album Les Sourdes Oreilles  (My Bags, 2017); Vibration Black Finger sur l'album Blackism  (Enid, 2017); Brandon Seabrook Die Trommel Fatale  (New Atlantis, 2017); Noah Kaplan Quartet sur l'album Cluster Swerve  (hatOLOGY, 2017); Nate Wooley sur l'album Knknighgh (Minimal Poetry for Aram Saroyan)  (Clean Feed, 2017)...

15e émission de la 36e session... Cette semaine, départ en douceur avec du jazz spirituel, jazz cosmique, soul-jazz puis transition vers du free jazz ! En musique: Bennie Maupin sur l'album The Jewel in the Lotus  (ECM, 1974); Hampshire and Foat sur l'album Galaxies Like Grains of Sand  (Athens of the North, 2017); Cosmic Analog Ensemble sur l'album Les Sourdes Oreilles  (My Bags, 2017); Vibration Black Finger sur l'album Blackism  (Enid, 2017); Brandon Seabrook Die Trommel Fatale  (New Atlantis, 2017); Noah Kaplan Quartet sur l'album Cluster Swerve  (hatOLOGY, 2017); Nate Wooley sur l'album Knknighgh (Minimal Poetry for Aram Saroyan)  (Clean Feed, 2017)...

Original Airdate: 1/23/17 A radio show about art Mondays at 9AM on www.hits101radio.com AnumInTheAM.com Anum can be found here: instagram: @anumbrellla twitter: @anumbrelland snapchat: anumbrella nobodylaughed.com Theme Song: "Lightbulb" by Tiz Background Music: Urban Tropic (Pt. i) by Cosmic Analog Ensemble is licensed under a Attribution License. All episodes produced by the oh-so-talented Cesar Rodriguez of CesarRodriguezProductions.com

Original Airdate: 1/16/17 A radio show about art Mondays at 9AM on www.hits101radio.com AnumInTheAM.com Anum can be found here: instagram: @anumbrellla twitter: @anumbrelland snapchat: anumbrella nobodylaughed.com Theme Song: "Lightbulb" by Tiz Background Music: Urban Tropic (Pt. i) by Cosmic Analog Ensemble is licensed under a Attribution License. All episodes produced by the oh-so-talented Cesar Rodriguez of CesarRodriguezProductions.com

Original Airdate: 1/9/17 In this episode, Anum discusses family and art with featured guest, Monis Mohiuddin. A radio show about art Mondays at 9AM on www.hits101radio.com AnumInTheAM.com Anum can be found here: instagram: @anumbrellla twitter: @anumbrelland snapchat: anumbrella Theme Song: "Lightbulb" by Tiz Background Music: Urban Tropic (Pt. i) by Cosmic Analog Ensemble is licensed under a Attribution License. All episodes produced by the oh-so-talented Cesar Rodriguez of CesarRodriguezProductions.com

Original Airdate: 1/2/17 In this episode, Anum discusses depression and art with featured guest, Cesar Rodriguez. A radio show about art Mondays at 9AM on www.hits101radio.com AnumInTheAM.com Anum can be found here: instagram: @anumbrellla twitter: @anumbrelland snapchat: anumbrella Theme Song: "Lightbulb" by Tiz Background Music: Urban Tropic (Pt. i) by Cosmic Analog Ensemble is licensed under a Attribution License. All episodes produced by the oh-so-talented Cesar Rodriguez of CesarRodriguezProductions.com

Original Airdate: 12/26/16 In this special episode, Aman takes over Anum in the AM after killing Anum and hosts the episode with her ghost. A radio show about art Mondays at 9AM on www.hits101radio.com AnumInTheAM.com Anum can be found here: instagram: @anumbrellla twitter: @anumbrelland snapchat: anumbrella Theme Song: "Lightbulb" by Tiz Background Music: Urban Tropic (Pt. i) by Cosmic Analog Ensemble is licensed under a Attribution License. All episodes produced by the oh-so-talented Cesar Rodriguez of CesarRodriguezProductions.com

Original Airdate: 12/19/16 In this episode, Anum discusses longevity and art with featured guest, Becky Hoang. A radio show about art Mondays at 9AM on www.hits101radio.com AnumInTheAM.com Anum can be found here: instagram: @anumbrellla twitter: @anumbrelland snapchat: anumbrella Theme Song: "Lightbulb" by Tiz Background Music: Urban Tropic (Pt. i) by Cosmic Analog Ensemble is licensed under a Attribution License. All episodes produced by the oh-so-talented Cesar Rodriguez of CesarRodriguezProductions.com

It's summer time! Which means that our most trusted companion for hot sticky days is out there again: ice cream! In our third episode with John Girkin, we explore the most important question of 'em all: Why does the the stick of an ice cream look the way it does? And is there such a thing as a luxury stick? This question actually requires us to consider things like liquid nitrogen, heat capacity and crystalline solids.You can find and support us on Patreon! Dennis is part of a group of photographers who will have an exhibition from the 10th June to the 19th at the WOW gallery by willibender, Heidelberg, Germany. Visit us! This episode contains music by Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Vienna Ditto, UltraCat, Airglow, Scott Holmes, Fog Lake, Maurice Ravel played by Luis Sarro and Malaventura. You can find all the music here. Science Pie (English) RSS

Unser drittes Interview mit John Girkin! Pünktlich zum Sommeranfang stellen wir die wichtigste aller Fragen: Warum sieht der Stiel von Eis eigentlich genau so aus, wie er aussieht? Wir haben knallhart nachgefragt! Im Sinne der wissenschaftlichen Überprüfung der hier gemachten Angaben empfehlen wir Empirie - ab zum Tiefkühlfach!Wir sind hier auf Patreon und freuen uns enorm über iTunes-Reviews! Dennis hat zusammen mit fünf anderen Fotografen eine Fotoaustellung vom 10. bis zum 19. Juni in der WOW gallery by willibender in Heidelberg. Infos auf der Facebook-Seite zum Kalamari Klub - so nennen wir uns. Die Musik findet sich wie immer hier: (Link.) Sie war diese Mal von Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Vienna Ditto, UltraCat, Airglow, Scott Holmes, Fog Lake, Maurice Ravel, gespielt von Luis Sarro und Malaventura. Science Pie (Deutsch) RSS

Welcome to the Kansas City Baseball Vault!In this first episode for Baseball Prospectus Kansas City, Jeff Herr and Michael Engel break out some projected stats for key Royals players and discuss whether they'll perform better than or worse than that line. Those key players: Eric Hosmer, Salvador Perez, Lorenzo Cain, Ian Kennedy, and Yordano Ventura.In the second segment, they both come up with two bold predictions for 2016. You won't believe what happens next!Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com. "Mapping Emptiness" by Cosmic Analog Ensemble is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License.

Ever wondered what's inside of a Black Hole? Monsters? And how they form? We start our complete guide to one of the most fascinating phenomenons space has to offer. Our guide isn't Spock, but might just as well be - because she's an expert for astrophysics: it's Professor Chris Done from the Physics Department of Durham University. Let's travel to one of the great mysteries of space - just click play. Music by Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Airglow, Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov played by The United Army Strings, Dennis Schulz, Juanitos, Maurice Ravel played by Ewen Birchhall, Chris Zabriskie, Rest You Sleeping Giant and Scott Joplin. Produced by Dennis Schulz and Annika Brockschmidt. You can find all the music used for our episode here.Photo by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (CC-BY). Science Pie (English) RSS

Hast Du dich schonmal gefragt, was sich in einem schwarzen Loch befindet? Und wie formen sie sich? Wir beginnen mit unserem Reiseführer zu schwarzen Löchern, einem der faszinierendsten und bekanntesten Phänomene im Weltall. Nicht geleitet von Spock, sondern von einer Expertin: Professor Chris Done ist Astrophysikerin am Institut für Physik an der Universität Durham. Viel Spaß! Musik vom Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Airglow, Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov gespielt von The United Army Strings, Dennis Schulz, Juanitos, Maurice Ravel gespielt von Ewen Birchhall, Chris Zabriskie, Rest You Sleeping Giant und Scott Joplin. Produziert von Dennis Schulz und Annika Brockschmidt. Die verwendete Musik aller Episoden findet sich hier.Foto: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (CC-BY). Science Pie (Deutsch) RSS

Subscribe (Stitcher)Subscribe (iTunes) Every year or so we release a horrifying blooper reel. Contained in this audio are our numerous follies and questions pertaining to the X-Men and Canadian media. At least there's nothing potentially libellous in here this year. I edited that out.  THEse THEMEs are FROM THE FREE MUSIC ARCHIVE: "It Was" and "Positive Space" by Cosmic Analog Ensemble, and "Hungaria" by Latch Swing. BUILT TO PLAY IS A PRODUCT OF THE CJRU RADIO STATION IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN TORONTO. IT WAS PRODUCED AND EDITED BY ARMAN AGHBALI AND WRITTEN BY DANIEL ROSEN. IF YOU LIKE THE SHOW PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND RATE US ONLINE. IT HELPS MORE PEOPLE FIND THE SHOW AND GIVES US AN IDEA HOW WE'RE DOING. FEEL FREE TO COMMENT DOWN BELOW.

SciPie goes Sci-Fi: There are hardly any stories about a whole society being allowed to use time machines like we use planes today. Why is that? In our new episode, we talk about general relativity and Shakespeare oscillating between the literary figure he is today and a male version of an It-girl. We also give hints on how to destroy the financial system. Music by Kevin McLeod, Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Kevin McLeod, Chris Zabriskie, Jason Shaw, Kevin McLeod, Cloudkicker, Kelly Latimore and Yamin Alma. Find the complete tracklist here. This is the city of Worms. To subscribe to Science Pie, use the RSS-Feed: Science Pie (English) RSS

SciPie goes Sci-Fi: Warum gibt es kaum Geschichten, in denen eine gesamte Gesellschaft beliebig in der Zeit reisen kann, so wie wir heute Flugreisen benutzen können? In unserer neuen Episode reden wir über die Relativitätstheorie, lassen Goethe zwischen Literat und Niemand hin- und heroszillieren und entwerfen Pläne zum Sturz des Finanzsystems. Musik von Kevin McLeod, Cosmic Analog Ensemble, Kevin McLeod, Chris Zabriskie, Jason Shaw, Kevin McLeod, Cloudkicker, Kelly Latimore und Yamin Alma.Man kann unsere Episoden auch abonnieren, am direktesten mit folgendem RSS-Feed: Science Pie (Deutsch) RSS

Subscribe (Stitcher)Subscribe (iTunes) The Built to Crew explore the world of Metal Gear Solid, tracing the series from its MSX origins to its increasingly nonsensical conclusion. Metal Gear Solid, first released in 1998, is one of the biggest game franchises out of Japan. Its combination of stealth gameplay, cinematic presentation, and charismatic voice acting has lent this series a charm it would have had otherwise. As for all of its moments of brilliance, Metal Gear Solid often feels like a game about the American military made by a film director for a Japanese audience. Which is exactly what it is, in all of its glory.Metal Gear Solid so frequently crosses the line between camp, military fetishisation, and half-hearted attempts at meaning that its hard to make heads or tails of any one part of it. Yet, it's impossible to deny that it's entertaining. Metal Gear Solid is the kind of game that drives up to your house around 3 a.m. and screams, "Get inside!" without telling where it's going or why. You get in anyway, not because you trust the driver, but because your life was so boring up until this lunatic stopped by. In the next two episodes, we follow Metal Gear Solid from its beginning to its conclusion, andhow the game intersected with our lives and those who worked on it.    In Part 1: 1987-1998, we trace the origins of Metal Gear Solid and how it affected games as a whole: The history of Metal Gear on the MSX, and the rise of its designer Hideo Kojima (1:00-12:30) The localization efforts of Jeremy Blaustein, and his time working on Snatcher, Metal Gear Solid, and Blackmore's Bane (12:35 - 30:20) Metal Gear Solid's plot, development and legacy, digging at why it became so popular (30:30 - 46:10) The novelisation process with Raymond Benson, and how Snake became more like Kurt Russell in the novel (46:10 - 56:30) This post and the audio file have been updated to reflect a correction regarding Jeremy Blaustein's translation work on Metal Gear Solid. The erroneous statement has since been removed. We regret the error. THANKS TO THE FREE MUSIC ARCHIVE FOR THE FOLLOWING MUSIC. "DARK MATTER" and "Rarified" BY PODINGTON BEAR, "It Was" by Cosmic Analog Ensemble, "Praise Book" by Bleak House, "OCLP" by Marco Raaphorst and we played the full "A Spy in The House of Love" by Noise Problems Selections by live at NP50th. From OCRemix, our opening theme is "Liquid Metal" by Vig.  FROM FREESOUND, THANKS TO "diesel truck pass" BY the bizniss. WE ALSO USED CLIPS FROM Escape from New York, Metal Gear Solid, Snatcher, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. The feature image is Jen Wynne as Meryl Silverberg from Metal Gear Solid by hypersapiens. BUILT TO PLAY IS A PRODUCT OF THE SCOPE AT RYERSON RADIO STATION IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN TORONTO. IT WAS PRODUCED AND EDITED BY ARMAN AGHBALI AND WRITTEN BY DANIEL ROSEN. IF YOU LIKE THE SHOW PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND RATE US ONLINE. IT HELPS MORE PEOPLE FIND THE SHOW AND GIVES US AN IDEA HOW WE'RE DOING. FEEL FREE TO COMMENT DOWN BELOW.

Finally: Our very first episode!Getting to the moon today is a tricky business - it had been an even trickier one in the 1960s, during a time when computers tended to fill whole rooms. This is not a story about all that "First step for mankind" stuff you probably already know about. This is about what got all those twelve people to the moon. And it's not what you might think. Or did you have pocket calculators and Little Old Ladies in mind?Tune in, get excited and please share! We just started this and need your support. The German version will folllow in a few days. / Die deutsche Version folgt in wenigen Tagen!Music by Josh Woodward, Luciano Foglia, etc., Water Sark, the MIT Concert Choir and Cosmic Analog Ensemble. Are you looking for a song used on this podcast? Find complete track listings here. Written and produced by Dennis Schulz and Annika Brockschmidt.

This week we (and by "we" I mean Joe) discuss LeBron James' importance in the NBA. We get into some Flyers talk, we also learn that some of us think Tom Brady is attractive.I'm not sure what happened here.Music used in this episode:"Double Life" by HASH: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/HASH/MR_BROWN/Double_Life"Naked Street" by Cosmic Analog Ensemble: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Cosmic_Analog_Ensemble/Deltas_of_Matacumbo/Cosmic_Analog_Ensemble_-_-Deltas_Of_Matacumbo-_-_32_Naked_Street

This week we (and by "we" I mean Joe) discuss LeBron James' importance in the NBA. We get into some Flyers talk, we also learn that some of us think Tom Brady is attractive.I'm not sure what happened here.Music used in this episode:"Double Life" by HASH: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/HASH/MR_BROWN/Double_Life"Naked Street" by Cosmic Analog Ensemble: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Cosmic_Analog_Ensemble/Deltas_of_Matacumbo/Cosmic_Analog_Ensemble_-_-Deltas_Of_Matacumbo-_-_32_Naked_Street

Hear AFSC's General Secretary, Shan Cretin, along with Diane Randall, the General Secretary of Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL), on the new joint working paper, Shared Security, created by the two Quaker organizations to "reimagine foreign policy." AFSC and FCNL have teamed up to envision a set of principles for the U.S. to approach its foreign policy from place of cooperation rather than militarization.  To learn more about the document, visit www.sharedsecurity.org, and join the conversation about the future of America on the world stage. Produced by Madeline Schaefer Music by Cosmic Analog Ensemble www.afsc.org

Invité: Edem Awumey :: L'écrivain gatinois Edem Awumey s'est surtout fait connaître lorsque son deuxième roman, «Les Pieds sales», s'est retrouvé fin 2009 en lice pour le prix Goncourt. En plus de parler pour la première fois de son nouveau roman, il se prononce sur des mesures pour que la littérature élargisse enfin son public et contribue à faire «mieux battre» le cœur culturel de la ville [37 mins] [musique: Cosmic Analog Ensemble; http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Cosmic_Analog_Ensemble] [abonnement à la baladodiffusion au http://feeds.feedburner.com/Abonnement_Gatinorama]