Podcasts about jazz interview

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge nous parle du pianiste turc, Hakan Ali Toker. C'est le pianiste turc Hakan Ali Toker qui est l'invité de cette Jazz Interview. Il m'a reçu dans son appartement d'Istanbul, précisément dans le studio qu'il y aménagé autour d'un grand piano blanc. Par l'une des baies vitrées, on voit s'étirer le Bosphore et l'un des trois ponts qui permettent de passer d'Asie en Europe, la Mer Noire n'est pas loin. Musicien de formation classique, c'est aux USA que Hakan Ali Toker s'est familiarisé avec le jazz. Il a le goût des expériences et a ainsi pu faire interpréter l'une de ses oeuvres, conçue pour orchestre symphonique et quatre pianos accordés différemment selon des gammes microtonales. Il s'amuse aussi, mais avec beaucoup de rigueur, à jongler avec les styles et les genres, sans oublier les traditions musicales turques et les instruments qui y sont rattachés. Ce 13 Novembre, il jouera et dirigera un concert à Ankara, entouré d'une formation de cordes, mais aussi d'une batterie et d'une basse. Au cours de l'émission, nous entendrons trois de ses compositions et arrangements. Programmation musicale :1. Gymnopédie orientale / H. A. Toker (Satie Deconstructed, 2021)2. Şehir Merkezi (City Life) / H.A. Toker (City Life, 2018)3. Elise got the blues / H.A. Toker (Beethoven Deconstructed, 2020) (c) Alperen KozaHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge nous parle du festival Parfum de Jazz. C'est une Jazz Interview spéciale festival Parfum de Jazz que vous allez écouter dans quelques instants. J'ai pu la réaliser le 8 août dernier, à Pierrelatte, l'un des principaux sites de concerts de ce festival itinérant, puisque les artistes au programme l'étaient dans de nombreux lieux différents, entre les régions des Baronnies et du Tricastin, cette année du 19 juillet au 17 août. La présidente du festival et son principal programmateur ont répondu à mes questions, tout comme les musiciennes du duo Marie Armande qui se produisait ce soir-là avant le concert de la violoncelliste et chanteuse Ana Carla Maza. Programmation musicale :1. Made In / Adèle Viret, album Close to the Water2. Utopie / Olivier Large, Chacun Son Sud, album Dépaysements3. Le Pli et la Plume / Marie Armande (album en productionpour 2025)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Gérard de Haro du Studio La Buissonne. "La Buissonne est un nom qui sonne juste aux oreilles des amoureux de la musique. C'est celui d'un des studios les plus appréciés du monde, dont Manfred Eicher, créateur d'ECM, a fait sa deuxième maison et qui a accueilli Carla Bley, Tigran Hamasyan, Brad Meldhau, Nick Mason, Andy Emler, Avishai Cohen, Charles Aznavour, Martial Solal, Paul Motian, Charlie Haden ou encore Senem Diyici qui y a enregistré 3 albums et qui évoque cette expérience dans l'émission... Installé dans un mas non loin d'Avignon, à Pernes-les-Fontaines, La Buissonne est aussi le nom d'un label qui célèbre cette année son 20ème anniversaire. Une belle occasion pour une conversation avec l'homme qui pilote ce fabuleux vaisseau, Victoire du Meilleur ingénieur du son en 2017, Victoire du Meilleur label jazz français en 2018: Gérard de Haro" Serge Mariani, Art District radio Programmation musicale :Joni Mitchell / Both Sides Now / 05:45Concerto en sol de Ravel par Martha Argerich / 06:35Peter Gabriel - San Jacinto ( version symphonique ) / 06.55Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Gérard de Haro du Studio La Buissonne. "La Buissonne est un nom qui sonne juste aux oreilles des amoureux de la musique. C'est celui d'un des studios les plus appréciés du monde, dont Manfred Eicher, créateur d'ECM, a fait sa deuxième maison et qui a accueilli Carla Bley, Tigran Hamasyan, Brad Meldhau, Nick Mason, Andy Emler, Avishai Cohen, Charles Aznavour, Martial Solal, Paul Motian, Charlie Haden ou encore Senem Diyici qui y a enregistré 3 albums et qui évoque cette expérience dans l'émission... Installé dans un mas non loin d'Avignon, à Pernes-les-Fontaines, La Buissonne est aussi le nom d'un label qui célèbre cette année son 20ème anniversaire. Une belle occasion pour une conversation avec l'homme qui pilote ce fabuleux vaisseau, Victoire du Meilleur ingénieur du son en 2017, Victoire du Meilleur label jazz français en 2018: Gérard de Haro" Serge Mariani, Art District radio Programmation musicale :Joni Mitchell / Both Sides Now / 05:45Concerto en sol de Ravel par Martha Argerich / 06:35Peter Gabriel - San Jacinto ( version symphonique ) / 06.55Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Louise Jallu. "Après Francesita en 2018, « la petite française » Louise Jallu s'était attaquée au sommet du tango, Astor Piazzolla, en 2021. Cette année, avec son 3ème album intitulé Jeu (label Klarthe), à nouveau épaulée par le compositeur Bernard Cavanna, elle étend encore davantage le champ de ses explorations, confrontant ou reliant, quelques thèmes universels « classiques » aux formes traditionnelles argentines, aux approches contemporaines comme à l'esprit du jazz, et fait chanter son bandoneon virtuose au fil d'une odyssée musicale qui la ramène fidèlement à son port d'attache : Gennevilliers." Serge Mariani, Art District radio Programmation musicale :Milonga en mi majeur / Louise Jallu / album Jeu (Klarthe 2024)Schumann et Wozzeck / Louise Jallu / album Jeu (Klarthe 2024)A Gennevilliers, toujours / Louise Jallu / album Jeu (Klarthe 2024)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

"MY IN RING CAREER IS DONE" | JAZZ THE FEMALE FIGHTING PHENOM INTERVIEW | JOFO IN THE RING #55 Jazz is a legend of womens wrestling and some might say she started the womens revolution before the womens revolution even existed. Her career spans many years and she has won championship, defended & won at Wrestlemania's, beaten the best the world of professional wrestling had to offer & now she is an agent for SWE Fury & runs her school with husband Rodney Mack The DOGG POUND WRESTLING DOJO In This interview we talk about whats life after wrestling look like for Jazz Who she would love to manage in AEW Who she would come out of retirement for Being an agent for the womens division in swe fury Her rivalry with trish stratus & whats it gonna take for an all womens promotion in pro wrestling And so much more JAZZ SOCIAL MEDIAS TWITTER https://twitter.com/Phenom_Jazz INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/jazz_prowrestling_legend/?hl=en FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/carlene.begnaud.1 DOGG POUND PRO WRESTLING DOJO TWITTER https://twitter.com/doggpounddojo?lang=en INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/jazz_prowrestling_legend/?hl=en FACEBOOK PAGE https://www.facebook.com/DoggPoundProwrestlingDojoSWEFuryTV/0:00 HERE WE GO 18:00 TRISH VS JAZZ - JAZZ ON WORKING WITH TRISH 25:00 WOULD AN ALL WOMENS PROMOTION WORK AND WHATS JAZZ'S THOUGHTS 27:00 JAZZ AS JADE CARGILLS MANAGER, WHAT JAZZ THINKS OF THIS IDEA 47:00 THE ONLY WOMAN JAZZ WOULD COME OUT OF RETIRMENT FOR IN THE WWE

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Sarah Lancman à l'occasion de la sortie de son nouvel album "Le Pouvoir des Mots" le 26 mai dernier et de son concert de sortie le 24 juin dernier au Café de la Danse. "Est-ce une nouvelle Carte du Tendre, un nouveau manuel d'Amour Courtois ?… C'est avant tout un album inspiré par l'éternelle « geste de l'amour », celui de Sarah Lancman, qui en chante évidemment tous les titres et qui s'est aussi assise devant son piano pour en interpréter la musique, sur des arrangements de Philippe Maniez. Ce 6ème opus de la musicienne est intitulé Le Pouvoir des Mots. Ce pouvoir est grand tout comme celui de la musique qui les accompagne." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Titres diffusés Le Pouvoir des Mots Ma Prière Toi, Ode à l'Amitié

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Julie s'est rendu au festival Jazz à Junas qui s'est tenu du 18 au 22 juillet à l'occasion des 30 ans du festival. Du 18 au 22 juillet, Jazz à Junas a fêté ses 30 ans cette année sous les pins et au son des cigales. Ce village du Gard, niché entre Nîmes et Montpellier vit au rythme du jazz puisque même ses rues ont été renommées avec le nom de musiciennes et musiciens de jazz qui sont passés sur la scène en plein air du festival. Dans un site extraordinaire, la musique y résonne et illumine les carrières dites « Du Bon Temps » qui ont comme un air de ruines antiques. La poésie opère. Soirées magiques donc, son et lumière, pour cette édition un peu particulière qui a aussi mis en avant l'armée de bénévoles qui œuvrent chaque année à la réussite de l'événement. Le premier soir, le public a pu s'évader au son raffiné de la trompette de Paolo Fresu qui présentait « Ferlinghetti », son dernier projet en quartet. Le deuxième soir, place aux femmes avec la batteuse Anne Pacéo et la chanteuse Sandra Nkaké qui présentait son nouvel album « Scars ». Le jeudi, c'est l'accordéon revisité qui nous a épaté, d'abord, avec le trio du jeune Noé Clerc, accompagné par Clément Daldosso à la contrebasse et Elie-Martin Charrière à la batterie. Lauréat du concours Jazz Migration, Noé Clerc se produisait sur la scène des talents émergents, à 18h, en entrée libre sur la place du village, et nous l'y avons rencontré juste après son concert. Crédit photo : Marc Duponcel Si Vincent Peirani est l'un des parrain du jeune Noé, il se produisait justement le même jour, pour le concert de clôture, après le jazz traditionnel du batteur Daniel Humair. Sur ce dernier, référence incontournable de la scène jazz française, notons qu'il connaît bien Junas puisqu'il est l'auteur des vitraux qui ornent le temple du village. Musicien de jazz et artiste peintre donc aussi. Après ses standards fougueux, l'accordéon de Vincent Peirani nous a subjugué, accompagné à merveille par Ziv Ravitz à la batterie et Federico Casagrande à la guitare. Un moment rare de jazz s'envolant en fusion dans des rythmes cinétiques et électro d'une rare poésie. Le vendredi soir était scandinave, avec le contrebassiste suédois Lars Danielsson et son projet "Liberetto". Magnifique, le piano de Grégory Privat s'élevait en maître incontesté de la scène et la batterie de Magnus Oström livrait un extraordinaire solo. A sa suite, le jazz électro du trompettiste norvégien Nils Petter Molvaer revenait à Junas après s'y être produit 25 ans plus tôt. Moment de tension et de grâce pour cette trompette lancinante dans le meilleur sens du terme. Un véritable évènement puisqu'il s'agissait d'un hommage à l'histoire du festival, qui se tissait aussi ce même jour sur la scène des talents émergents avec le groupe du jeune contrebassiste Basile Rahola, natif du village.Enfin, la dernière soirée, éclatante elle aussi, avec "Le Sacre du Tympan" de Fred Pallem dont la musique symphonique nous a emmené rêver vers les étoiles et les satellites d'Elon Musk, réécouter un des premiers morceaux de musique électronique française ou encore se prélasser au son d'une balade sensuelle.En clôture de ses 30 ans de Festival, le violoniste Théo Ceccaldi a surpris avec son nouveau projet "Kutu", qui rend hommage au chant éthiopien et trace le sillon d'une musique plus accessible et populaire, très "festival" en un mot, par rapport à celle, plus sophistiquée à laquelle il nous avait habitué. Le public de Junas, en transe, comme les musiciens sautant sur la scène, en a donc profité pour danser ! Crédit photo : DR - Jazz à Junas

JAZZ INTERVIEW vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Monika Kabasele à l'occasion de la sortie de son premier album "Grecofuturisme" le 16 juin prochain et de son concert de sortie le 22 juin au Studio de l'Ermitage, Paris. "12 titres, pour l'essentiel des compositions que l'on doit à Monika Kabasele, presqu'autant de musiciens et musiciennes, Hugo Corbin, Arnaud Dolmen et Dexter Goldberg notamment, qui ont participé à son enregistrement dirigé par Marc Buronfosse, voici l'album de Monika Kabasele, jeune chanteuse et artiste de musique métisse mais avant tout passionnée par la richesse de son métissage gréco-congolais, voici « GRECOFUTURISME », qui sort ce 16 juin 2023 sur le label Art District Music. Un premier album qui déploie déjà un large éventail de créativité.." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Réservation : Studio de l'Ermitage Titres diffusés Lost Somewhere Une Mauvaise Personne The Key

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Olga Amelchenko à l'occasion de la sortie de son nouvel album "Slaying The Dream" le 3 mars 2023 et de son concert de sortie d'album le 7 mars au Duc des Lombards. "Malgré les blessures intimes que lui cause toujours le drame continu de l'actualité, Olga Amelchenko démontre avec son nouvel album, Slaying The Dream (Art District Music / 2023), qu'une jeune musicienne venue de sa Sibérie natale jusqu'en Europe peut faire entendre, dans l'existence comme dans sa musique, la volonté de donner vie à nos rêves et le désir permanent de liberté. Voilà ce qui inspire son jazz et c'en est dumeilleur." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Réservation : Duc des Lombards Titres diffusés Growing Grey is the Color of the Sky Dream a Land and Draw the Moon

MIXOLOGIE, mardi, jeudi et samedi de 19h à 20h. Serge Mariani nous fait partager sa playlist Mixologie.  "Il faut parfois savoir céder à certaines traditions et ce moment de  passage d'une année vers une autre s'y prête évidemment. Pas exactement un « best of » mais plutôt un remix des playlists millésimées 2022, cette Mixologie 28ème du nom propose donc un  nouvel assemblage de quelques-uns des extraits d'albums qui ont  été les ingrédients des cocktails de l'année écoulée. Seul critère  pour le composer: goûter leurs saveurs autrement conjuguées." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio 1/ SENEM DİYİCİ / Nara / album Nara / 04.20 2/ ROBINSON KHOURY / Kubism / album Broken Lines / 05.50 3/ TORD GUSTAVSEN / The Circle / album Opening / 03.50 4/ HUGH COLTMAN & MATTHIS PASCAUD / Mama Roux / album Night Trippin'/ 04.35 5/ MARION RAMPAL / A Volé / album Tissé / 02.50 6/ JON BALKE / Saeta / album Hafta / 02.40 7/ MATHIAS EICK / Arvo / album When We Leave / 05.25 8/ MELANIE CHARLES / Woman Of The Ghetto / Album Y'All Don't (Really) Care  About Black Women 04.50  9/ MARIA CHIARA ARGIRO / Forest City / album Forest City / 04.45 10/ MARTA ARPINI / Frogs Part 1: Joy Pond / album I Am A Gem / 05.10 11/ MADELEINE & SALOMON / Ma Fatsh Leah / album Eastern Spring / 04.20 12/ MASHA JUNO / That's Also True / album Uno / 02.15 13/ THE COMET IS COMING / Mystik / album Hyper- dimensional Expansion Beam / 04.08 14/ MATHIAS LEVY / Unis Vers / album Les Démons Familiers (2022) / 03.50

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Senem Diyici à l'occasion de la sortie en France de son nouvel album "Nara" le 13 janvier 2023. "Voilà dix ans que Senem Diyici n'avait pas sorti d'album. Cette artiste shamane, qui chante et enchante comme personne les ressources mélodiques de sa Turquie natale, reconnue comme l'une des plus singulières dans le domaine des musiques dites du monde et de leur fusion avec le jazz en particulier, revient avecNara (Ada Müzik / Art District Music), un album envoûtant très personnel, un ensemble de messages d'une femme au monde. Elle le présentera au public français ce 30 janvier, à Paris, au programme du 16ème Festival Au Fil Des Voix". Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Réservation : https://www.aufildesvoix.com/programmation/senem-diyici-2/ Titres diffusés Bahar Vakti Güldur Güldur Nara

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Senem Diyici à l'occasion de la sortie en France de son nouvel album "Nara" le 13 janvier 2023. "Voilà dix ans que Senem Diyici n'avait pas sorti d'album. Cette artiste shamane, qui chante et enchante comme personne les ressources mélodiques de sa Turquie natale, reconnue comme l'une des plus singulières dans le domaine des musiques dites du monde et de leur fusion avec le jazz en particulier, revient avecNara (Ada Müzik / Art District Music), un album envoûtant très personnel, un ensemble de messages d'une femme au monde. Elle le présentera au public français ce 30 janvier, à Paris, au programme du 16ème Festival Au Fil Des Voix". Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Réservation : https://www.aufildesvoix.com/programmation/senem-diyici-2/ Titres diffusés Bahar Vakti Güldur Güldur Nara

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Elie Martin-Charrière à l'occasion de la sortie de son album digital "Réunion" en octobre 2022. "C'est un titre d'une grande logique donné par le jeune batteur et compositeur Elie Martin-Charrière à son premier album, puisqu'il l'a enregistré avec une dizaine de camarades durant les périodes de confinement pandémique et qu'il l'a donc intitulé "Réunion". Sorti sur le label d'Art District Media, cet album permet de constater que son créateur est un musicien qui veut faire entendre sa différence et qu'il y parvient superbement tout au long de cette passionnante "Réunion". Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Titres diffusés Tie Shown Sir Teen Part 2 Willing Suspension of Disbelief

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Elie Martin-Charrière à l'occasion de la sortie de son album digital "Réunion" en octobre 2022. "C'est un titre d'une grande logique donné par le jeune batteur et compositeur Elie Martin-Charrière à son premier album, puisqu'il l'a enregistré avec une dizaine de camarades durant les périodes de confinement pandémique et qu'il l'a donc intitulé "Réunion". Sorti sur le label d'Art District Media, cet album permet de constater que son créateur est un musicien qui veut faire entendre sa différence et qu'il y parvient superbement tout au long de cette passionnante "Réunion". Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Titres diffusés Tie Shown Sir Teen Part 2 Willing Suspension of Disbelief

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre François Poitou & Pumpkin à l'occasion de la sortie de son nouvel album "Arômes Complexes" (Yovo Music / Art District Music / octobre 2022). "Du jazz et du rap, un quartet sans instrument harmonique, un concept musical radical signé du contrebassiste et compositeur François Poitou, sur lequel la rappeuse Pumpkin a posé ses textes en français déroulés comme la houle d'un océan que l'on sent proche, inspirant, commeles aléas de la vie aussi où l'humour vient souvent au secours des poussées de rage, voici Arômes Complexes, un album tout simplementsavoureux." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Titres diffusés Deux Pieds sur le Bitûme Rue Daguerre Arômes Complexes

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Plume à l'occasion de la sortie de son nouvel album "Holding On" (Jazz & People / Pias). "Il aurait pu être guitariste, pianiste ou surtout batteur, mais c'est au saxophone que Plume joue sa musique et  que nous le retrouvons sur son nouvel album, dont le titre résonne comme une règle de sagesse : Holding On (Jazz & People / Pias). S'accrocher, il a dû le faire lui aussi dans l'épreuve de la pandémie qui aura contribué à  façonner bien des créations artistiques. Holding On prolonge Escaping The Dark Side, le premier album de Plume, et le révèle avec force comme un musicien exigeant, un ascète  et poète sur la scène jazz actuelle." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Titres diffusés Oksana Yin & Yang Holding On Crédit photo : Eric Garault

JAZZ SPOT lundi et jeudi à 17h (en podcast le dimanche). Julie Gabrielle Chaizemartin ou Serge Mariani présente chaque semaine un album de jazz à découvrir. Cette semaine, Serge nous présente de l'album "Not Tight" de Domi & JD Beck (Label Apeshit / Blue Note Records 2022). "Nous l'avions évoqué voilà 4 ans à l'occasion d'une Jazz Interview visionnaire dans le studio d'Art District Radio, il  est enfin sorti le premier album de Domi & JD Beck ! Il a pour titre « Not Tight », il est au catalogue du label Blue Note Records / Apeshit, et déjà 2 nominations aux Grammy Awards. Si leur virtuosité met tout le monde d'accord, c'est  à la découverte de leur univers de conte pop merveilleux et malicieux que ces deux joyeux garnements nous invitent et nous aurions tort de ne pas les yretrouver." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Titres diffusés Not Tight Whoa

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre BaijuBhatt à l'occasion de la sortie de son nouvel album "People of Tomorrow". "Nouvelopusduviolonisteetcompositeurindo-suisseBaijuBhatt avec son Red Sun Orchestra, People of Tomorrow (label Neuklang) déploie, tout au long des 70 minutes de la version longue de  l'album physique, une musique conçue et interprétée comme une conversation entre les deux cultures de l'artiste. Une conversation musicale passionnante ouvrant des perspectives neuves au dialogue Orient / Occident et à laquelle il est chaleureusement recommandé departiciper." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Programmation Baiju Bhatt / Inner Nomad / album People of Tomorrow Yellowjackets / Sightseeing / album Four Corners (1987) Baiju Bhatt / Nataraj / album People of Tomorrow

Getting to Know: George! Chicago drummer George Fludas was born in Chicago on October 10, 1966. He was inspired to play drums by his father, who was also a drummer, and who exposed him to great jazz drummers such as Art Blakey, Max Roach, and "Philly" Joe Jones. He attended Lane Tech High School where he majored in music and played percussion in their concert band and orchestra. After briefly attending Roosevelt University's music school in 1985-86, he began freelancing with Chicago greats Von Freeman, Jodie Christian and Lin Halliday, as well as playing in groups with guitarist Bobby Broom, and saxophonists Ron Blake and Eric Alexander. He has subsequently played with many stellar musicians such as Ira Sullivan, Buddy Montgomery, Lou Donaldson, Frank Wess, Kenny Burrell, Betty Carter, Johnny Griffin, Benny Green, Roy Hargrove, Tommy Flanagan, Hank Jones, Cedar Walton, Diana Krall, Benny Carter, Phil Woods, Junior Cook, Slide Hampton, and Bobby Hutcherson. FEATURED RELEASE: Joe Magnarelli “If You Could See Me Now” (2018) https://open.spotify.com/album/6G3uv0...  About Off The Bandstand: Too often, audiences are only able to experience jazz musicians while they're performing on the bandstand. “Off The Bandstand”, hosted by vocalist Christian Wiggs, is a series of one-on-one, informal conversations with members of the jazz scene. Each episode will feature a new guest and provide an opportunity for listeners to get to know more about the people behind the music, as well as their influences and stories throughout their career. Follow your host, Christian Wiggs: ➤ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christianwig... ➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christianwi... ➤ Website: http://www.christianwiggs.com/home

Jakob Bro with InterviewJazz, Paul Motian, Ben Street, Bill Frisell, Chris Cheek, Tony Malaby, Steve Cardenas, Ben Monder, Jerome Harris, Lee Konitz, Mark Turner, Thomas MorganSet List:  https://jazzcloset.blogspot.com/2022/11/jakob-bro-with-interview.htmlPhoto: Jakob Bro, Paul Motian, Chris Cheek 2006 photo: Robert Lewis courtesy Loveland records

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Serge rencontre Alba Ober à l'occasion de la sortie de son 1er album "Kaléidoscope" et de son concert de sortie le mercrdi 26 octobre au Studio de l'Ermitage. "Déployer sa musique, son jeu de violon brillant mais aussi sa voix, et toute une palette de sentiments, d'émotions et d'impressions comme on ouvre un éventail, ou comme le kaléidoscope donne à voir d'infinis assemblages de couleurs et de lumière, tel était le pari artistiqued'Alba Obert pour son premier album, le justement intitulé Kaléidoscope (Art District Music / Octobre 2022). Un pari musical et poétique réussi.." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. "Ne pas proposer un "tribute to" mais plutôt une lettre pleine d'admiration et d'affection à un musicien dont les compositions irriguent sa propre inspiration depuis l'enfance, c'est ce que  Benjamin Petit a fait dans son nouvel album "Dear John", sorti chez Art District Music, au long duquel il ne joue pas "du jazz dans du jazz", mais transforme en nouveaux standards de jazz les thèmes symphoniques imaginés pour les films de Spielberg ou Lucas par JohnWilliams." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Programmation Escapades/Catch  Me If You Can/JohnWilliams/Benjamin Petit - Album Dear John /05.00 Marion'sTheme/Les Aventuriers de l'Arche Perdue/John Williams/BenjaminPetit-AlbumDearJohn/06.00 TheThroneRoom/StarWars/JohnWilliams/BenjaminPetit - Album Dear John / 07.40

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. "Unalbumenquelquesorte "documentaire",danslalignéede leur précédent "A Woman's Journey", destiné à nous faireressentircommentdeschansonsdurépertoirepopulaire de l'estdubassinméditerranéen,duMarocàlaTurquie enpassant par la Tunisie, le Liban, Israël et jusqu'en Iran, se sontemparéesdesstylesmusicauxdel'Occidentdesannées1960/70 pour porter des thèmes contestataires dont l'écho futamplifiéparlesrévoltesdes "Printempsarabes",telestle très      actuel,enthousiasmant,politiqueetpoétique "EasternSpring" (labelTzig'Art / 2022)duduoMadeleineetSalomon." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Programmation KomakamKon-Howl/albumEasternSpring(2022)/03.30 DeL'OrientàOrion-Rhapsodie1/EasternSpring/05.50 Dere Geliyor Dere-Rhapsodie 4-Ha'yalda Hachi Yafa Ba'gan/Eastern Spring / 06.55

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin rencontre Claude Diallo, une interview réalisée juste après sa prestation au Jazz District Festival le 28 août dernier où le pianiste franco-suisse se produisait avec le batteur colombien Tupac Mantilla, et en featuring le contrebassiste Antoine Brochot, pour jouer les compositions de son groupe Claude Diallo Situation dont le dernier album "I Found A New Home" est sorti en 2020 sur le label Dot Time Records. Le pianiste sort également un album ce début octobre avec la légende du jazz suisse Bruno Spoerri. 

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. "Tout à la fois élémentaire et fondamentale, s'échappantdu silence comme la lumière du néant, c'est sans doute ce que la musique est, au même titre que les éléments essentiels qui donnent forme à la matière et au vivant, qu'ils soient moléculaires, cosmiques ou mythologiques, et dont le pianiste Michael Vigneron s'est inspiré avec une grande sensibilité pour composer les tableaux de son album Elementia, sorti ce 23 septembre sur Art District Music." Serge Mariani, Art District Radio Programmation musicale Racines L'Amour Oceanos, L'Eau Crédit : Rwyprod

Jazz saxophonist Christopher Madsen is one of the most in-demand figures in the Chicago jazz world as a performer, composer, and pedagogue. He serves as jazz faculty at the University of Illinois at Chicago, the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, former jazz faculty at Midwest Young Artists in Highwood, IL, and was Coordinator of Jazz Studies at Northwestern University (Evanston, IL) from 2008-2014. He is a sought-after jazz clinician, adjudicating at jazz festivals and offering workshops to ensembles of all ages and levels from across the globe. He is a Vandoren and Conn-Selmer Performing Artist, member of the Fulbright Specialist Program roster, Jazz Education Network, the National Educator's Association, and the National Association for Music Education. Madsen serves on the Education Committee for the Jazz Education Network and has been featured in Jazziz Magazine (2005), the Jazz Spotlight for artsamerica.org (2012), and has been interviewed for saxplaying.com (2018) and the Chicago Jazz Magazine (2019). Madsen has also contributed jazz articles to The Instrumentalist magazine and been interviewed on several radio broadcasts about jazz history and his performing career.Watch the full interview on our YouTube Channel here!

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Contrairement à ce que pourrait laisser penser son titre en latin, Fundamentum, le premier album du jeune contrebassiste installé en Suisse, Antoine Brochot (label Art District Music), propose des compositions nourries aux ambiances du jazz contemporain tel que l'on peut l'entendre dans les clubs du East Village new-yorkais. Ce qui est fondamental ici, c'est la contrebasse à la fois solide et chantante d'Antoine Brochot, très bien entouré par des musiciens maîtrisant parfaitement leur instrument et dont les chorus apportent aux 7 titres de l'album le relief qu'il en attendait. Un jazz qui navigue sereinement, sûr de son cap, entre les rivages de la baie d'Hudson et ceux du Lac Léman. Pour écouter Fundamentum, cliquer sur ce lien.

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Reportage au coeur de la 29e édition du festival Jazz à Junas qui s'est tenue du 19 au 23 juillet 2022. Sur cinq soirées, le son des cigales s'est entremêlé aux rythmes jazz au fil d'une programmation qui a enflammé la scène, en invitant des artistes venus d'Angleterre. L'occasion de saisir les vibrations et la liberté du jazz d'Outre-Manche. Sur une scène unique, les Carrières de Bon Temps, dont les ombres de pierre dessinent dans le ciel d'immenses rochers, évocateurs de ruines. Au micro de Julie Chaizemartin, revivez les moments forts de cette manifestation qui invitait cette année un jazz de légende avec le contrebassiste Dave Holland (en trio avec le percussionniste indien Zakir Hussain et le saxophoniste Chris Potter), d'élégance raffinée avec le saxophoniste John Surman ou d'électro-jazz sophistiqué et atmosphérique avec les groupes Mammal Hands et Portico Quartet. Il ne fallait pas non plus manquer le fulgurant Sons of Kemet de Shabaka Hutchings tandis qu'une scène était aussi dédiée à l'émergence avec les groupes Inui (de la région Occitanie récompensé par le réseau OcciJazz) et Coccolite (lauréat Jazz Migration).  Plus d'informations : jazzajunas.fr

Artistic cross-pollination! Manifesting ambassadorships for white2tea! Under the midnight sun!In art and spirit, guitarist Matt Gold is a shining example of what it means to have your heart in the right place. In this episode, we chat about the ways that various instruments evoke unique parts of our personality, fostering a creative space for the improvised music community and the singer-songwriter scene, and a festival date in the forests of Finland that surely holds the title of “the longest day”. Watch the full interview on our YouTube Channel here!

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Bien qu'elle vive depuis 20 ans en France, c'est de son pays natal, l'Equateur, que la contrebassiste, chanteuse et compositrice Helena Recalde nous fait entendre la musique de son nouvel album qu'elle a intitulé, comme par défi, « Karishina », un mot entre insulte et moquerie qui désigne les femmes incapables d'être de bonnes ménagères. Helena Recalde chante les poèmes qu'elle a écrits pour célébrer le désir de liberté et de respect de son identité qui est ancré en chaque être humain d'où qu'il soit, et son inspiration puise autant aux sources jaillissant des montagnes des Andes qu'à l'Afrique et au Moyen-Orient, d'où viennent aussi les musiciens invités sur son album, sorti ce 10 juin 2022 sur le label Finca Sud / Les Arpie'cultrices. Concert de lancement le 17 juin au Point Fort d'Aubervilliers / Villes de Musiques du Monde. Serge Mariani, Art District Radio . Programmation Campoazul (Afro Blue) / Helena Recalde / album KarishinaOne For Mark / Avishai Cohen / album ContinuoMalala / Henela Recalde / album Karishina

J. Crew's Next Top Model! Jive Confessional! Colossal Abundance! Not only the best dressed person in the room, saxophonist Geof Bradfield sets a new standard of intellectual charisma. In this episode, we chat about diving into the scores of an unsung hero of jazz, the significance of symmetry in Geof's writing, and nightmare cocktail that consists of a milking truck, a European tour, and an inescapable glass shower.  FEATURED RELEASE: Geof Bradfield “Yes, and…Music for Nine Improvisers” (2018)  Getting to Know: Geof! Born in Houston, TX, saxophonist and composer Geof Bradfield has shared the stage throughout North America, Europe, Russia, Asia, Africa and the Middle East with jazz luminaries such as Randy Weston, Carl Allen, Brian Blade, Rodney Whitaker, Etienne Charles, Joe Locke, and Orrin Evans. He also performs and records regularly with fellow Chicago artists including Dana Hall, Clark Sommers, Jeff Parker, Matt Ulery, Marquis Hill, and Ryan Cohan, to name a few. His work is featured on 50+ CDs, including seven albums as a leader that have garnered critical accolades from the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Downbeat, the Chicago Tribune and NPR. Bradfield has been recognized in Downbeat Critics Polls as a Rising Star Tenor Saxophonist and Arranger. Birdhoused, recorded live at Chicago's legendary Green Mill jazz club and released on Vancouver label Cellar Live in 2017, garnered 4 ½ stars from Downbeat. His most recent project Yes, and…Music for Nine Improvisers (Delmark Records 2018) was commissioned by Chamber Music America's New Jazz Works program with the generous support of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and features a nonet of top-flight Chicago and New York artists. A committed educator, Bradfield is Associate Professor of Jazz Studies at Northern Illinois University and has given master classes and lectures at the Brubeck Institute, the Manhattan School of Music, the Jazz Education Network conference, and numerous other national and international venues.  Watch the full interview on our YouTube Channel here!

The best herring bar in Copenhagen! Trusting our musical instincts! Why lineman are suited to be bassists! Connecting to the ineffable qualities of the music, bassist Clark Sommers inspires us to observe a holistic view of our craft. In this episode, we discuss the mentors who helped us develop an aesthetic for the music, the galvanizing effect of stepping into a bandleader role, and those moments when gigs come to a full stop. FEATURED RELEASE: Clark Sommers Lens “By A Thread” (2017) Getting to Know: Clark! Bassist, Composer and Educator, Clark has toured and performed extensively throughout the world. He has had the privilege of performing with Cedar Walton, Darrell Grant, Brian Blade, Ernie Watts, Bennie Maupin, Von Freeman, Ira Sullivan, Frank Wess, Charles McPherson, Peter Bernstein, Lin Haliday, Dana Hall, Jodie Christian, Bobby Broom, Jeff Parker, Ron Perrillo, Geof Bradfield, Michael Weiss, George Fludas, Kevin Mahogany, Eden Atwood, Ted Sirota's Rebel Souls, The Mighty Blue Kings and The Chicago Jazz Orchestra among others. Clark completed his undergraduate degree in Jazz Studies and World Music at California Institute of the Arts, where he studied with bass masters Charlie Haden and Darek Oles. While living in Los Angeles, Clark performed with Leo Smith, Vinny Golia, The Charlie Haden Liberation Orchestra, Joe La Barbara and Larry Koonse. He continues to seek expansion of his craft by pursuing his musical studies with masters such as David Grossman of the New York Philharmonic, Mike Longo and Stefon Harris. He recently completed two residencies at the Brubeck Institute in Stockton California. Clark is proud to be at home in the bass chair with vocalist Kurt Elling, with whom he tours the globe bringing jazz to everyone from Istanbul to the Canary Islands. Thus far he has been privileged to play on two GRAMMY nominated recordings with the band, one of which won the GRAMMY for best vocal jazz album in 2009.  Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel here!

Fútbol! Shared admiration for Ben Folds! Too late for new pants! Across the many facets of his artistry, trombonist Robert Edwards has the refreshing ability to be the nicest guy in the room with the sharpest of chops. In this episode, we chat about fostering our interests to avoid artistic fatigue, maintaining a musical identity while adapting on the bandstand, and a wedding at Union Square that involves sly moves, Al Gore, and split pants.  FEATURED RELEASE:Vanessa Perea, Robert Edwards“Home Life” (2021) Getting to Know: Robert! Robert Edwards came to New York by way of West Palm Beach, FL. Following his graduation from New Jersey City University in 2008, he obtained his Masters at The Juilliard School in 2010.  He's the winner of the 2018 Detroit Jazz Festival's Curtis Fuller Low Brass/Trombone Competition, where was awarded with a performance slot on its Main Stage.  Other professional highlights include tours with the Dizzy Gillespie Alumni All-Star Big Band and Roy Hargrove's Big Band. He currently leads the Robert Edwards Big Band and Quintet around New York at clubs clubs such as Smalls, the Django, and Swing 46.  He is currently professor of trombone and arranging at New Jersey City University and Queens College.  As a leader/coleader, he has 4 albums to his name, including “Sound Business” (2010), “Play Date” (2019), “Home Life” (2021), and “It Had To Be You” (2022).  Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel here!

Quintessential Danny Devito! Chekhov has entered the chat! Trying to turn knobs...and it didn't go well! Stoking the conversational flame, trumpeter John Lake organically assumes the role of storyteller with a wealth of interesting facts. In this episode, we chat about John's fondness for Russian literature, how he found his crew that resulted in the New Alchemy Jazz Orchestra, and a mobile festival gig where the sound quality was at the mercy of a Roman-era power outlet.  FEATURED RELEASE: John Lake “Seven Angels” (2020)  Getting to Know: John! John Lake is a trumpet player and composer living in New York City, maintaining a busy performance schedule as a jazz soloist and in-demand lead trumpet player and recording artist. John composes and arranges original music for his own acoustic jazz septet, The John Lake Ensemble, and is a co-leader of the New Alchemy Jazz Orchestra, which has featured such artists as Peter Bernstein, Dick Oatts, and Terrell Stafford, and has performed at Birdland Jazz Club in New York City. John's compositions and arrangements have been performed at colleges across the US.  Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

Yacht Rock! Love Is A Drag! Foreign affairs! Bandleader and trumpeter, Mike Sailors fires on all cylinders as the consummate jazz musician. In our chat, we discuss our mutual admiration for curating involved shows for an audience, a record off the beaten path with a fascinating history, and a castle gig that needed more than a little magic to satisfy the guests. FEATURED RELEASE:The New Alchemy Jazz Orchestra“Let's Duel” (2019) Getting to Know: Mike Sailors Mike Sailors has performed around the world in Japan and Europe, as well as throughout the United States and Canada. He has appeared at venues such as the Blue Note (Tokyo, Sapporo and New York), Dizzy's Club Coca Cola, The Jazz Standard, Yoshi's, The Jazz Standard, The Jazz Kitchen, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Symphony Space, the Bowery Ballroom, Smalls Jazz Club as well as the Tokyo Blue Note Jazz Festival, the EFG London Jazz Festival, the Detroit Jazz Festival and the Montreal Jazz Festival. Mike was also a featured guest artist at the 2015 North Carolina Music Educators Conference, as well as a featured guest artist and composer at the 2013 Brevard Music Festival. Sailors has worked as a sideman for bands and artists including the Birdland Big Band, Bobby Sanabria and The Multiverse Big Band, the Fat Cat Big Band, the Baby Soda Jazz Band, the Hot Sardines, the Captain Black Big Band led by Orrin Evans, The Jason Marshall Big Band, Cynthia Sayer and The Mingus Jazz Orchestra. His past experience also includes performances with The Gerald Wilson Orchestra, Jon Hendricks, McCoy Tyner, Marcus Belgrave, Willie Nelson, Dale Watson, Rodney Whitaker and John Clayton. He's also appeared as a featured soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, the Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra and the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra. Mike also was an active Trumpet player in the NYC Broadway scene. Past shows include Beautiful - The Carole King Story, Be More Chill and The Prom. Along with an active performing career, Sailors has maintained a busy career in composition. His first commission, dating back to 2005, came from the North American Saxophone Alliance (N.A.S.A). The piece featured the late Dewey Redman and was later recorded and featured on Redman's last commercial recording “Live with Dewey Redman”. Since then, Sailors has been hired by the likes of Mack Avenue Records, Decca Records, the Columbus Jazz Orchestra, the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra as well as a host of internationally known musicians including Ryan Kisor, Sean Jones, Rodney Whitaker, Pete Bernstein, Jimmy Cobb and many others. He has also written for TV, most recently for TD Ameritrade. His band, The New Alchemy Jazz Orchestra, recently released an album featuring his compositions. The self-tilted album features originals penned by Sailors, and is distributed by Outside In Music.Originally from Charleston, South Carolina Mike grew up playing in his local church. He went on to attend the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 2001, Michigan State University in 2007 and The University of Texas in 2010. In 2019, Sailors joined the faculty of The University of Texas Butler School of Music, where he leads the Jazz Trumpet Studio and mentors young artists looking to build careers in music. He currently splits his time between New York City and Austin, Texas. In Austin, he spends his time leading bands for a variety of different occasions, as well as touring nationally and internationally. Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel here!

Oh, the faces you'll make! Bokor, The Diviner! The hazards of brunch!GRAMMY award-winning bassist and producer, Daniel Foose is an unwavering source of brilliance and joy. In this episode, we explore his visit to a soothsayer in Ghana that set him on an unexpected journey, the meaning behind the term “Mississippi Milk”, and a story confirming that, after a few drinks, WWE can indeed exist in a jazz bar. FEATURED RELEASE:Daniel Foose “Of Water and Ghosts” (2016) Getting to Know: Daniel! Daniel Foose is a bassist, composer and producer, who lives in New York City. With his nimble ear, strong groove, and inventive improvisations and compositions, Daniel is at home in many musical settings. He has performed and recorded alongside some of the most notable musicians in the world including Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga, Kenny Werner, John Riley, Oscar Castro-Neves, Matt Wilson, Dave Binney, Shawn Pelton, Wycliffe Gordon, In addition to leading his own group, of Water and Ghosts, and co-leading The Gold Magnolias, he is currently working as a member of many bands of various styles, notably the Brian Newman Quintet, who is in the middle of a successful Las Vegas residency. He has toured Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and throughout North America and been twice awarded third place at the International Society of Bassists' jazz competition in 2013 and 2005. Daniel's premier recording, of Water and Ghosts, received a 4.5 star review in Downbeat Magazine and was featured on NPR's Morning Edition as well as WNYC's New Sounds. Daniel has performed at many of the worlds most notable venues including, Radio City Music Hall, Lincoln Center, The Blue Note, The Iridium, 55 Bar, Smalls, The Lenox Lounge, and the North Sea Jazz Festival.  Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

SpongeBob Blues! Trash television day! That's my water, I don't know you!Dallas vocalist, composer, and educator, Tatiana Mayfield is facilitating the conversations that are long overdue. In our chat, we talk about the need to advocate for healthy vocal production, redefining the meaning of success in our field, and a wedding venue that is home to unlucky streaks - quite literally. FEATURED RELEASE:Tatiana Ladymay Mayfield“The Next Chapter” (2018) Getting to Know: Tatiana Mayfield! Refreshing and beautiful are how many have described the voice and persona of Tatiana “LadyMay” Mayfield, a jazz vocalist, musician, composer, and educator from Fort Worth, Texas. “LadyMay” (as she has been named) has been singing and playing jazz music since the tender age of thirteen. Since then, she has performed in various venues and festivals throughout the U.S., which in turn have earned her rave reviews from listeners and musicians in addition to numerous awards. In 2017, “LadyMay” was awarded 2nd place in the Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocals Competition held at NJPAC in New Jersey. Also in 2017, she received the “Jazz Innovators Award” from Dallas, TX as part of Jazz Appreciation Month for her contributions in jazz education to young people in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Mayfield was also chosen as one of the twelve semi-finalists to compete in the prestigious 2010 Thelonious Monk International Jazz Vocals Competition that was held in Washington, D.C before a legendary panel of judges. In addition to several other awards, Mayfield is also a 2006 Young Arts winner for Jazz Voice. She has also appeared on Dallas/Ft. Worth's news television show WFAA “Good Morning Texas” four times since 2011. Mayfield has opened for several well-known artists such as Kirk Whalum, Will Downing, Randy Brecker, Dave Valentin, Bobbi Humphrey, and The Main Ingredient. LadyMay has also performed in 3 concerts between 2016-2018 with the legendary Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. The first concert was a tribute celebrating African-American women in music entitled “I'm Every Woman”, then again for their Independence Day “Patriotic Pops: Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the USO”, and as of late in the “Classical Roots: Under One Roof” concert honoring the diverse history of the historic Music Hall where they perform. Mayfield also performed with the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra in South Carolina in the spring of 2018.  Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

Soundpaint! Super simpatico! The ways in which people fall for Manhattan!New York Times critically acclaimed bassist, composer, producer, and bandleader, Dan Chmielinski has a heightened awareness that we should all strive for. In this episode, we chat about a budding collaboration that resulted in one of Dan's oldest and deepest relationships, adapting parts of our musical personality to accommodate any given ensemble, and the startling sights New Yorkers might see at the midnight deli. FEATURED RELEASE:Circuit Kisser“Faking The Moon Landing” (2019) Getting to Know: Chimy!Dan “Chimy” (shim'-ee) Chmielinski is a New York Times critically acclaimed, award winning bassist, composer, producer and bandleader who consistently creates original projects under his own brand, Chimy Music. He first began his love affair with the bass at the young age of 3.Now 27, Dan has traveled the world, performing, collaborating and recording with world class musicians such as Wynton Marsalis, Joey Alexander, The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Marc Cary, Chase Baird, Brad Mehldau, Jeff "Tain" Watts, Jon Batiste, Beka Gochiashvili, Antonio Sanchez, Ulysses Owens Jr., Nir Felder, Etienne Charles, Camille Bertault, Mike Moreno, Bryan Carter, Eric Harland, and Carl Allen and The New York Jazz Symposium, to name a few.Dan founded and leads several groups of his own, including “Four by Four,” an octet innovatively showcasing jazz quartet alongside string quartet, and “Circuit Kisser,” an electronic ensemble consisting of five synthesizers, electric bass and drums, combining jazz harmonies and electronic music; both showcasing Dan's original compositions.Dan teamed up with vocalist Martina DaSilva to form the viral sensation, “ChimyTina,” a bass and vocal duo featuring tight-knit arrangements of classic jazz standards, folk tunes and popular music. In December 2019, ChimyTina released the winter holiday-inspired album A Very ChimyTina Christmas. The album received critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, NPR, The New York Times and more. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

“Gavin”! Don't fence me in! Game, set…scratch that!Drummer and vocalist, Bryan Carter approaches the craft with a beauty and honesty that is right on time. Over tea and cold brew, we talk about fostering an unexpected online community, breaking free of the expectations that others project onto a musician's career, and a crushing moment at the U.S. Open that rivals Novak Djokovic's defeat this season. FEATURED RELEASE:Bryan Carter“Dear Blue” (2020) Getting to Know: Bryan!With a confidence reflecting an instrumental and compositional maturity that both belie his age and announce the arrival of a remarkable talent, Bryan Carter exudes what promises a highly successful career.Shortly after completing his training at The Juilliard School in New York City and still at the very outset of his career, Carter has already played and/or recorded with many notable artists including Clark Terry, McCoy Tyner, Wynton Marsalis, Marcus Roberts, Mulgrew Miller, Kenny Barron, Michael Feinstein and Kurt Elling.Carter attended The Juilliard School as a Jazz Studies major and studied with Carl Allen and Kenny Washington. He was the recipient of the Irene Diamond Scholarship as well as the Samuel L Jackson Scholarship. While at Juilliard, Carter took a strong interest in composition, orchestration and interdivisional cross-collaborative performance.Bryan is currently touring the world with his band, “Bryan Carter & The Young Swangers”. He also served as the house drummer for NBC'S “Maya & Marty” starring Maya Rudolph, Keenan Thompson and Martin Short. The show has featured guests including Miley Cyrus, Tom Hanks, Drake, Steve Martin and Tina Fey.Aside from performing Carter conducts clinics, master-classes and workshops at schools, colleges and universities around the world. Currently Carter serves as a teaching artist for the Jazz at Lincoln Center, “Jazz for Young People” program in New York City and endorses Ludwig Drums, Vic Firth Drumsticks, Remo Drumheads, Zildjian Cymbals and 1964-Ears Monitors. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

Monks Jazz! No parachute! “Kevin!”Pianist, Collin Shook has changed the landscape of jazz in Austin. In this episode, we talk about the evolution of Monks from pop-up shows in bicycle shops to the institution it is today, the elements that contribute to his considerations as a bandleader, and the immediate panic induced from missed calls and out of town gigs. FEATURED RELEASE:Collin Shook“Piano Tuning Suite” (2019) Getting to Know: Collin!Collin Shook, native to Dallas, Texas, is a jazz pianist, composer, and double bassist. Studying instruments from all around the bandstand through high school, Collin moved to Austin in 2007, before moving to Tucson where he performed and recorded from 2009 to 2014. Returning to Austin in 2014, he became an in-demand side man, primarily as a jazz pianist, steady work as a double bassist in folk and Americana bands, and began tuning pianos professionally, a hobby he's had since he was 17 years old, servicing pianos for many Austin venues, festivals, notable Texan artists.In collaboration with the art co-op Topology in East Austin, Collin created Monks Jazz Club, a pop-up listening room concept in September 2016. Inspired by the small jazz rooms around the world, along with his experiences gigging over a decade, this twice-a-month or so series provided a space for musicians and fans to experience the music with a performance hall vibe in a small club setting. Collin has hosted nearly 100 pop-up events, each event at varying DIY spaces such as art galleries, cafes, breweries/distilleries, and bicycle shops. Since the pandemic, Monks transitioned to live-streaming, producing over 200+ livestreams at Shook's studio space doubling as his piano servicing venture, East Austin Piano Shop. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

“The Kat Edmonson Show!” Machine Dazzle! Flying blind!Vocalist, Kat Edmonson RETURNS to the show! With all the familiarity of talking to an old friend, we dive into bucket list goals of the past and future, finding inspiration in the unlikeliest of places, and a show where even the best soundcheck can lead to surprises at downbeat! FEATURED RELEASE:Kat Edmonson“Dreamers Do” (2020) Getting to Know: Kat!Kat Edmonson is an award-winning songwriter and singer "with an equal foothold in jazz, cabaret and vintage cosmopolitanism pop" (The New York Times).  She has been featured on Austin City Limits, Tiny Desk Concerts, A Prairie Home Companion, and The Late Show with David Letterman.Raised on the music and film of the early-to-mid-twentieth century, Kat is a rare artist who embodies the spirit of the past while remaining resolutely au courant. She performs original songs and familair classics in her live show, interweaving humorous anecdotes, philosophical musings, and her love of film with disarming candor and vulnerability. Her longtime band members' keen and sensitive accompaniment allows Kat to freely veer off-script as she's often inclined to do.Kat is equally comfortable on the stage, in the recording studio, on a movie set, or recording The Kat Edmonson Show from the intimacy of her own home. She has played major stages across the United States, Europe, and Asia from Carnegie Hall to the Montreux Jazz Festival to the Blue Note in Japan. In 2016, she appeared in Woody Allen's Cafe Society as a 1930s jazz singer and was highlighted on the official soundtrack performing her version of “Mountain Greenery.” Her experience in Allen's film inspired the artist to study the craft of acting. She subsequently spent two years in conservatory at The William Esper Studio in New York City. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

Willem Breuker Kollektief! Creative Opportunity Orchestra! Hostile club owners!Saxophonist and composer, Alex Coke cannot be bound to one location. In this episode, we talk about unique collaborations with hip cinemas, bright moments in the midst of tragedy that remind us that people are good, and a tell-tale sign that the gig might go sideways: when the critiques start before downbeat. FEATURED RELEASE:Alex Coke“Iraqnophobia” (2005) Getting to Know: Alex!Musician/composer Alex Coke is a native of Dallas, Texas, who's interest in music and art led to studying flute and listening to jazz artists throughout his school years. He received his B.A. from The University of Colorado at Boulder in 1976 with an emphasis on flute performance. He went on to play, teach, tour, and record worldwide excelling on flute and saxophones as well as a variety of other woodwind instruments. An improviser at heart, Coke's eclectic perspective has led him to explore music from Be-Bop to Huddie Ledbetter, Ornette Coleman, Derek Bailey, and beyond. His flute studies have ranged from Eric Dolphy to Indian ragas on the bamboo flute as well as the extended techniques such as those researched by Robert Dick, Ann LaBerge and Wil Offermans.As a "tough Texas tenor" and featured flute and saxophone soloist on numerous projects in the USA, Europe, and Africa, Coke has had the honor of working with some of the world's most creative and diverse musicians including Tina Marsh, Steven Feld, The Creative Opportunity Orchestra, Reeds and Deeds, Accra Trane Station, KlezEdge, Gerald Wilson, Charles Tolliver, The Paradise Regained Orchestra, The John Jordan Trio, Arson, and The Mysterious Quartet from Helsinki (featuring Chris Duarte), Greezy Wheels, The Alejandro Escovedo Orchestra, White Denim, and many others. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

Bakers Dozen! It's a small world, after all! You call this a drum part?!Whether it's on tours with “Dreamgirls” or braving the studio sessions in Los Angeles, Paul Baker has more than earned his stripes as a composer, arranger, and saxophonist. In this episode, we dive into writing inclusively for young musicians without sacrificing excitement, the degrees of separation from jazz musicians across every scene, and a studio reading session where soundcheck turned into an etude audition. FEATURED RELEASE:Steven Feifke Big Band“Prologue” (2021) Getting to Know: Paul!Paul Baker has earned degrees from the University of North Texas, where he played in and wrote for the One O'Clock Lab Band, and the University of Southern California where he earned a Certificate in Film Music Composition.Notable teachers include Pat Williams, Leon Breeden, Neil Slater, Jim Riggs, Dan Haerle, and Rich Matteson. Paul has also been a principal composer and arranger, as well as a member of the Dallas Jazz Orchestra and the Tony Campise Big Band writing such charts as “Quiet Time”, “Maxwell D. Cat”, “Bikini Beach”, and “Elise”.While living in Los Angeles, Paul was a member of the Bill Watrous and Tom Kubis big bands (“Slightly Off The Ground” CD), amongst many others. Performance credits include tours with Aretha Franklin, The Temptations, and the Broadway Show “Dreamgirls”. Concert appearances include Ray Charles, Nancy Wilson, Jack Sheldon, and Kim Richmond. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

Red Willow! Disney+ preferences! Fore!Wearer of many hats, Sean Michael Giddings has a thoughtful and tender approach that extends beyond the bandstand. In this episode, we dive into Sean's process in writing for a myriad different styles, the unique advantages for both producing his own projects and collaborators, and the end of a tour where drinks went from being on the house…to on the pavement. FEATURED RELEASE:Sean Michael Giddings“Red Willow” (2021) Getting to Know: Sean!Sean Michael Giddings is a pianist, guitarist, singer, songwriter, composer, and record producer. Born and raised in Kansas City, Sean now resides in Austin, Texas. He currently tours with both Christopher Cross and Pat Green. He has also toured and performed with Eric Johnson, Alejandro Escovedo, Cory Morrow, Wade Bowen, Mary Wilson, and the BoDeans.As a studio musician, Giddings has appeared on recordings with Tanya Tucker, Kris Kristofferson, Houndmouth, Brad Cook, Donald Fagen, John Forté, Josh Abbott, and Whiskey Myers. Sean co-produced Aubrey Logan's album “Standard” which debuted on iTunes at #1 on the jazz charts. Sean's piano playing can be heard on Daniel Hart's film score for “The Old Man and the Gun” starring Robert Redford. Sean wrote and produced Pat Green's 2019 single “Leaving My Leaving.”Sean's debut jazz album “Red Willow” was released in June 2021 on the Seattle-based label Origin Records. Featuring long-time collaborators Sam Pankey on bass and Daniel Dufour on drums, Sean composed, produced, mixed, and mastered the album from his home studio, Red Willow Studios. Sean endorses Nord keyboards and JH Audio in-ear monitors. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

Count Basie! Mel Torme! Sammy Davis, Jr!Jazz drumming legend, Butch Miles continues to make the scene to share a wealth of knowledge and wisdom. In this episode, we talk about family dinners with the Pizzarellis, a seemingly simple piece of advice from Basie that became the driving principle in Butch's playing, and a club date that sounds more like a game of Clue than it does a gig. FEATURED RELEASE:Butch Miles Sextet“Miles and Miles of Swing” (1978) Getting to Know: Butch!The accomplishments of drummer Butch Miles continue to attract worldwide attention.  He has performed with such luminaries as Count Basie, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., Dave Brubeck, Mel Torme, Lena Horne, Joe Williams, Ella Fitzgerald, Woody Herman, Clark Terry, Gerry Mulligan, Harry “Sweets” Edison, Benny Goodman, Tony Bennett, Rosemary Clooney, Zubin Mehta, Itzak Pearlman, Dick Hyman, Willie Nelson and others, Butch displays the maturity of his experience with youthful imagination and unending energy. Butch conducts jazz clinics at universities and high schools, continues to record C.D.s and plays frequently in small group capacities at jazz parties and festivals around the globe where he brings together technique, creative finesse and a love of the music that delights audiences.As the drummer for the world-famous Count Basie Orchestra (1975-1979 and 1997-2007), Butch quickly became renowned for his swinging big band style and techniques. Butch has performed at the Newport Jazz Festival (now the “JVC Jazz Festival”) in New York since 1975 and the Grande Parade De Jazz in Nice, France nine times.  He has performed at major jazz festivals around the world, including the Montreal Jazz Festival; North Sea Jazz Festival at the Hague, the Netherlands; the Montreux and Bern Jazz Festivals in Switzerland; the Berlin, Munich, Cologne and Stuttgart Jazz Festivals in Germany along with many tours throughout Europe, Australia, the Far East, the Americas and the Caribbean. In 1976, Butch played a Royal Command Performance for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II which was televised throughout all of Europe.  Butch has recorded over 100 albums (see Discography) and has been on three (3) Grammy winning albums, along with being nominated numerous times for the European equivalent of the Grammy.He has appeared on “CBS 60 Minutes,” “The Tonight Show” starring Johnny Carson, “The Merv Griffin Show,” “The Dick Cavett Show,” “the Mike Douglas Show” and six times on “the Jerry Lewis Telethon.”  Internationally, Butch has made personal appearances on radio and televisions stations throughout the world.  He has also appeared in three motion pictures:  “The Australian Jazz Fest” filmed while Butch was touring Australia with the Dave Brubeck Quartet, “The Last of the Blue Devils” filmed on location while he was touring with the Count Basie Orchestra and briefly in Woody Allen's “Crimes and Misdemeanors.”  Butch performed on the soundtrack of the 2003 film, The Alamo. He also travels for the Ludwig Drum Company giving clinics and concerts worldwide (Ludwig/Musser). Butch produced a C.D., Straight On Till Morning, in June, 2003, from Nagel-Heyer Records (Nagel-Heyer Records), Hamburg Germany.Butch was honored by the State of Texas Senate on March 3, 2005 for his many accomplishments in music. On October 15, 2011 Butch was inducted into the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame. Butch was also honored by the Senate of the State of West Virginia in 2013 and received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Conn Selmer Institute in 2016 among many other awards from the Avedis Zildjian Cymbal Company, the Ludwig Drum Company, the International Association of Jazz Educators, the United States Air Force Band – the Airmen of Note, The Elkhart Jazz Festival and the Austin, Texas Jazz Society. Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

Live At The Museum! The Estuary! “DJ!”As genuine as he is brilliant, pianist Mathis Picard is an artist that is rightfully celebrated. In our conversation, we explore the beauty of what happens in silence, being comfortable with not knowing what is going to happen, and an irredeemable moment of betrayal caused by a Casio keyboard. FEATURED RELEASE:Mathis“Mathis Sound Orchestra - World Unity” (2020) Getting to Know: Mathis! MATHIS, born May 30th, 1995, is a French-Malagasy pianist, composer, producer, and bandleader who currently resides in New York City. Rooted in the tradition of live acoustic performance while incorporating the latest musical technology, Mathis' created his own style that merges Electronic Bass Music, Jazz, Classical & Stride Piano. Mathis, who began playing at 3 years old, was immediately passionate about music and improvisation and now focuses on sharing that passion globally. Mathis currently leads a solo project, a trio and his orchestra, The Sound Orchestra. When not performing his music, Mathis has the honor of sharing the stage with artists such as Mwenso & The Shakes, Braxton Cook, Ron Carter, Lillias White, Lee Ritenour, Jason Moran, CROWN, Kindness, Wynton Marsalis and more.  Watch the interview on our YouTube channel here!

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Serge rencontre le violoniste de jazz, Théo Ceccaldi, à l'occasion de la sortie de son album "Constantine". "De la cité d'Orléans à celle de Constantine, en Algérie, il y a désormais un pont qui permette d'aller et venir, à la fois imaginaire et bien réel. C'est un album rêvé par des enfants comme un cadeau pour leur père, dans un même amour de la musique, du spectacle et du partage. Une dizaine de compositions choisies parmi toutes celles du fabuleux trésor paternel que Théo Ceccaldi, son frère Valentin, le Grand Orchestre du Tricot et leurs invités nous proposent de découvrir enfin en concert." Serge Mariani, Art District radio

JAZZ INTERVIEW mardi et vendredi à 14h. Cette semaine, Julie Chaizemartin, Serge Mariani ou Fred Blanc rencontrent des personnalités du monde du jazz. Le Sunset, mythique club de jazz de la rue des Lombards fête ses 40 ans  ! Pour l'occasion, 40 concerts de légendes sont programmés du 17 décembre au 8 février pour faire revivre cette histoire unique à Paris qui a vu passé les plus grands noms du jazz et les premiers sons des jeunes musiciens, talents de demain. Julie est partie à la rencontre de Jean-Marc Portet, fondateur du lieu en 1982 et de son fils Stéphane Portet, actuel co-propriétaire et programmateur du lieu dont il prend les rênes en 1993. L'interview se déroule sous la grande salle voûtée de l'ancienne chapelle des Lombards, en sous-sol du restaurant éponyme, premier lieu qui a entendu retentir de la musique rue des Lombards. Ensuite, l'histoire se tisse depuis le restaurant Le Diable Vert (ouvert en 1976), que tient Jean-Marc Portet avant de fonder le Sunset en 1982, lieu du jazz rock et du jazz fusion à ses débuts, là où venait aussi se détendre l'équipe du Splendid. Ensuite, ce sera Didier Lockwood, les Frères Belmondo, Rhoda Scott, Simon Goubert et bien d'autres jusqu'aux jeunes talents qui commencent à se produire sur la scène du Sunset aujourd'hui. Une page de l'histoire du jazz parisien ! Crédit photo Jean-Baptiste Millot

Jazz is a legend of womens wrestling and some might say she started the womens revolution before the womens revolution even existed. Her career spans many years and she has won championship, defended & won at Wrestlemania's, beaten the best the world of professional wrestling had to offer & now she is an agent for SWE Fury & runs her school with husband Rodney Mack The DOGG POUND WRESTLING DOJO   In This interview we talk about  whats life after wrestling look like for Jazz Who she would love to manage in AEW Who she would come out of retirement for Being an agent for the womens division in swe fury Her rivalry with trish stratus  & whats it gonna take for an all womens promotion in pro wrestling And so much more JAZZ SOCIAL MEDIAS   TWITTER https://twitter.com/Phenom_Jazz   INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/jazz_prowrestling_legend/?hl=en   FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/carlene.begnaud.1   DOGG POUND PRO WRESTLING DOJO   TWITTER https://twitter.com/doggpounddojo?lang=en   INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/jazz_prowrestling_legend/?hl=en   FACEBOOK PAGE https://www.facebook.com/DoggPoundProwrestlingDojoSWEFuryTV/   0:00 HERE WE GO 18:00 TRISH VS JAZZ - JAZZ ON WORKING WITH TRISH 25:00 WOULD AN ALL WOMENS PROMOTION WORK AND WHATS JAZZ'S THOUGHTS 27:00 JAZZ AS JADE CARGILLS MANAGER, WHAT JAZZ THINKS OF THIS IDEA 47:00 THE ONLY WOMAN JAZZ WOULD COME OUT OF RETIRMENT FOR IN THE WWE