Podcast appearances and mentions of miki yamanaka

International Women's Day 2025. Music from Lucia, Jane Monheit, Vanisha Gould, Marianne Solivan, Sivan Arbel, Aimee-Jo Benoit, Aubrey Logan, Teri Parker, Miki Yamanaka, Eva Novoa, Ariane Racicot, Renee Rosnes, ARTEMIS, The Ostara Project, The Empress and Nicole McCabePlaylist: Lucia - What a Difference a Day Makes (Cuando vuelva a tu lado)Jane Monheit - On a Clear Day You Can See ForeverVanisha Gould - Get Out of My WayMarianne Solivan, featuring Buster Williams, Brandon McCune & Jay Sawyer - Open the DoorSivan Arbel - OnenessAimee-Jo Benoit - A Soft Place to LandAubrey Logan - Anything For YouTeri Parker's Free Spirits - GloriaMiki Yamanaka - I Wish I KnewEva Novoa, featuring Daniel Carter and Francisco Mela - FuegoAriane Racicot - Chez-moiRenee Rosnes - Estorias da FlorestaARTEMIS - KomorebiThe Ostara Project - Dreams and Olive TreesThe Empress, featuring Pureum Jin, Erena Terakubo, Chelsea Baratz and Lauren Sevian - Everything Happens to MeNicole McCabe - Running Backwards

NIKARA presents Black Wall Street, Kenny Barron, Immanuel Wilkins, ladyybirdd, RighteousGIRLS, Vijay Iyer, Tyshawn Sorey, Kris Davis, Kurt Rosenwinkel & Geri Allen, Miki Yamanaka, Teri Parker, Patrick Smith, Dan Pitt QuintetPlaylist: NIKARA presents Black Wall Street - Solar PlexusKenny Barron - Tragic MagicImmanuel Wilkins, featuring June McDoom - Matte Glazeladyybirdd, featuring Gina Izzo, Immanuel Wilkins, Ian Rosenbaum - Stay / LeaveRighteousGIRLS, featuring Gina Izzo, Erika Dohi, Justin Brown - Accumulated GesturesVijay Iyer, featuring Linda May Han Oh & Tyshawn Sorey - MaelstromTyshawn Sorey - PeresinaKris Davis, featuring Johnathan Blake & Robert Hurst - Dream StateKurt Rosenwinkel, Geri Allen - Simple #2Miki Yamanaka - Unconditional LoveTeri Parker's Free Spirits - Unconditional LovePatrick Smith - Endless ConstructionDan Pitt Quintet - Horizontal Depths (Part One)

This content is for Members only. Come and join us by subscribing here In the meantime, here's some more details about the show: It's a warm welcome then to the man himself: Dr. Brad Stone - the JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017, who's here every Thursday to present The Creative Source - a two hour show, highlighting jazz-fusion and progressive jazz flavours from back then, the here and now, plus occasional forays into the future. Please feel free to get in touch with Brad with any comments or suggestions you might have; he'll be more than happy to hear from you: brad@soulandjazz.com or follow him via Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! The Creative Source 10th October 2024 Artist - Track - Album - Year Dan Siegel    Best Foot Forward    Unity    2024 Ross Valory    Windmill    All of the Above    2024 Peter Bernstein    Perpetual Pendulum    Better Angels    2024 Jim Witzel Quartet    The Little Dragon    Breaking Through Gently    2024 Strat Andriotis    Far Away Tears    Exits    2024 The Dam Jawn feat. Dick Oatts    Forward    Forward!    2024 Mark Masters Ensemble feat. Tim Hagans    The Stoic    sui generis    2024 Juan Megna Group    Mariwô    Mariwô    2023 Charles Ruggiero    A Spleef for Cheef    But of Course    2024 The Headhunters    Embraceable You    The Stunt Man    2024 John Fedchock    Naptown U.S.A.    Justifiably J.J.: A Centennial Tribute Live in Indianapolis    2024 The Jim Self/John Chiodini Duo    Super Mario    Feels So Good    2024 Matt Steckler/Yakoi Ikawa/Lonnie Plaxico/Tony Lewis    Prince Eleventy    Old Friends Beckoned New Sounds Reckoned    2024 Benjamin Boone    Monkette    Confluence: The Ireland Sessions    2024 Nubya Garcia    Dawn (feat. Esperanza Spalding)    Odyssey    2024 Michael Mayo    Bag of Bones    Fly    2024 Catherine Russell/Sean Mason    Ain't That Love    My Ideal    2024 Miki Yamanaka    Dark Side, Light Side    Chance    2024 Bill Charlap Trio    Sometimes I'm Happy    And Then Again    2024 Jason Yeager/Jason Anick    AI Apocaplypse    Sanctuary    2024 The Kris Davis Trio    Little Footsteps    Run the Gauntlet    2024 Jeff Lederer    Deportation Operation    Guilty!!!    2024 Rich Halley 4    Retrograde    Dusk and Dawn    2024 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 10th October 2024 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

Jazz88's Peter Solomon spoke with pianist Miki Yamanaka on "Shades of Rainbow," her new collaboration with tenor saxophonist Mark Turner. She discusses the influence of pianist Cedar Walton on her playing, the making of the new album, and the status of women in the contemporary Jazz scene.

Jazz88's Peter Solomon spoke with pianist Miki Yamanaka on "Shades of Rainbow," her new collaboration with tenor saxophonist Mark Turner. She discusses the influence of pianist Cedar Walton on her playing, the making of the new album, and the status of women in the contemporary Jazz scene.

Jazz am Sunntig Unplugged: New York Series Chapter 2 This special edition will consist of 5 episodes featuring a jazz musician living in New York City. Those musicians will tell Manon Mullener about their career in music but also their life in the Big Apple. This episode features New York-based Japanese pianist Miki Yamanaka.

Lezlie Harrison, Pete Zimmer, Miki Yamanaka, Anthony Fung, Ambrose Akinmusire, Terell Stafford, Brad Turner, Malleus Trio, Noah Franche-Nolan, Bobby Wiens + Spencer Zweifel + Seth Lewis, Ray Gallon, Tina Raymond, YOCOYA, Steve Lehman & Orchestre national de jazz, and Apostolos SiderisPlaylist: Lezlie Harrison, featuring Ben Paterson, Matt Chertkoff & Pete Zimmer - Embraceable YouPete Zimmer, featuring Stacy Dillard, Miki Yamanaka, Peter Bernstein & Yasushi Nakamura - Dust SettlesMiki Yamanaka, featuring Mark Turner, Tyrone Allen & Jimmy Macbride - That Ain't BettyAnthony Fung, featuring Mark Turner, Luca Alemanno & Mike Ragonese - The Upside DownAmbrose Akinmusire, featuring Bill Frisell & Herlin Riley - Flux FuelingsTerell Stafford, featuring Johnathan Blake, Tim Warfield, Bruce Barth & David Wong - Between Two WorldsBrad Turner - You're OKMalleus Trio - All EarsNoah Franche-Nolan - Family TreeSpencer Zweifel, Bobby Wiens & Seth Lewis - Sun StreetRay Gallon, featuring Ron Carter & Lewis Nash - Acting UpTina Raymond, featuring Karl McComas Reichl & Andrew Renfroe - Ace of PentaclesYOCOYA, featuring Sophia Augustine - Please (Don't Push Me Away)Steve Lehman et Orchestre National de Jazz - ChimeraApostolos Sideris, featuring Dimitris Klonis, Leo Genovese & Sakir Ozan Ugyan - Birth

Continuing from last week's episode, we review some of my favorite releases from 2023. Besides long time favorites like Chris Potter and Billy Childs, there are newcomers on the scene producing great music. Tina Raymond, Miki Yamanaka, Lakecia Benjamin and Isaiah Thompson are represented here. Playlist  Artist ~ Name ~ Album Chris Potter ~ Got the Keys to the Kingdom ~ Got the Keys to the Kingdom: Live at the Village Vanguard Tina Raymond ~ The Emperor ~ Divinations Billy Childs ~ Master of the Game ~ The Winds of Change Miki Yamanaka & Mark Turner ~ Shades Of Rainbow ~ Shades of Rainbow Lakecia Benjamin ~ Trane ~ Phoenix Isaiah J. Thompson ~ The Soul Messenger (feat. Julian Lee, Philip Norris & Tj Reddick) ~ The Power of the Spirit

MIKI YAMANAKA – SHADES OF RAINBOW Vancouver, BC, Canada, February 6, 2023That ain't Betty, Shades of rainbowMark Turner (ts) Miki Yamanaka (p,el-p,comp) Tyrone Allen (b) Jimmy Macbride (d) HERB ELLIS – MEETS JIMMY GUIFFREI Los Angeles, March 26, 1959Goose grease, When your lover has gone, Remember, You knowArt Pepper, Bud Shank (as) Richie Kamuca, Jimmy Giuffre (ts) Lou Levy (p) Herb Ellis (g) Jim Hall (rhythm-g) Joe Mondragon (b) Stan Levey (d) BAD PLUS & JOSHUA REDMAN – THE BAD PLUS/JOSHUA REDMAN Brooklyn, NY, July, 2012Dirty blonde, Silence is the question Joshua Redman (ts) Ethan Iverson (p) Reid Anderson (b) David King (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 14 diciembre 2023 at PuroJazz.

En el programa de hoy hemos escuchado al trio de Leo Genovese y su disco "Estrellero", seguido por Hayes Greenfield Dean Johnson en "Lover to You" y finalmente Pete Zimmer - Dust Settles con Stacy Dillard (ts,sop) Miki Yamanaka (p) Peter Bernstein (g) Yasushi Nakamura (b) Pete Zimmer (d,comp) Continue reading Puro Jazz 13 diciembre 2023 at PuroJazz.

Magos Herrera, Aaron Diehl & The Knights, Miki Yamanaka, Allison Miller & Carmen Staaf, Allison Miller, Joel Harrison & Anthony Pirog, Artemis, Steven Feifke, Generation Gap Jazz Orchestra, Michael Davis & The Hip Bone Big Band, Daniel Hersog Jazz Orchestra, Sharon Minemoto, Noah Franche-Nolan, Brad Turner and David Lavoie & Carson TworowPlaylist: Magos Herrera, featuring The Knights & Ingrid Jensen - Gracias a la VidaAaron Diehl, The Knights - LibraMiki Yamanaka, featuring Mark Turner - Song for Mary LouAllison Miller & Carmen Staaf - MLWAllison Miller, featuring Jenny Scheinman - HudsonJoel Harrison, Anthony Pirog, featuring Stephan Crump & Allison Miller - Critical ConversationArtemis - Lights Away From HomeSteven Feifke, featuring Alexa Tarantino - Ali Dell'AngeloSteven Feifke, Bijon Watson, Generation Gap Jazz Orchestra - I've Got AlgorithmMichael Davis Hip-Bone Big Band - State of the ArtDaniel Hersog Jazz Orchestra, featuring Kurt Rosenwinkel - Red River ValleySharon Minemoto - The Scenic RouteNoah Franche-Nolan - SongSongBrad Turner - Virtue SignalsDavid Lavoie & Carson Tworow - Urban Repurpose

Mark Turner is here, is there, is everywhere--both on the East Coast where he was once based and on the West Coast where he moved to. And this playlist features some of his recent recordings as leader or sideman. The rest of the playlist features remarkable medium and large size ensembles, and the beautiful album by Henry Hey and his trio of sound-wave pilots. The playlist features  Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/18087063/Mondo-Jazz (from "Season of the Thicket" onward). Happy listening!

This episode begins with some Metheny inspired guitar tracks. Also new music from young jazz artists Tina Raymond and Miki Yamanaka. Also a couple of tracks from Joshua Redman's new release before concluding this week's podcast with classic Max Roach. Playlsit  Artist ~ Name ~ Album Pat Metheny Group ~ James ~ Offramp John Pizzarelli ~ Last Train Home ~ Better Days Ahead (Solo Guitar Takes on Pat Metheny) Grégoire Maret, Romain Collin & Bill Frisell ~ Wichita Lineman ~ Americana Tina Raymond ~ The Emperor ~ Divinations Miki Yamanaka ~ Song For Mary Lou ~ Shades of Rainbow Joshua Redman ~ Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? (feat. Gabrielle Cavassa) ~ where are we Joshua Redman ~ Alabama ~ where are we Max Roach ~ Tears For Johannesburg (Remastered) ~ We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite (Remastered)

This content is for Members only. Come and join us by subscribing here In the meantime, here's some more details about the show: It's a warm welcome then to the man himself: Dr. Brad Stone - the JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017, who's here every Thursday to present The Creative Source - a two hour show, highlighting jazz-fusion and progressive jazz flavours from back then, the here and now, plus occasional forays into the future. Please feel free to get in touch with Brad with any comments or suggestions you might have; he'll be more than happy to hear from you: brad@soulandjazz.com or follow him via Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! The Creative Source 14th September 2023 Artist - Track - Album - Year Bob Holz    The Tunnel    Holz-Stathis: Collaborative    2023 Johnathan Blake    A Slight Taste    Passage    2023 Alfredo Rodriguez    La Bilarrubina    Coral Way    2023 Harold Lopez-Nussa    Funky    Timba a la Americana    2023 Hilario Durán and His Latin Jazz Big Band    Pacá par Juanito    Cry Me a River    2023 Doug Beavers    Intro to 'Sands of Time'    Luna    2023 Doug Beavers    Sands of Time    Luna    2023 Ted Piltzecker    Stolen Moments    Vibes on a Beach    2023 Darcy James Argue's Secret Society    All In    Dynamic Maximum Tension    2023 Peter Xifaras    Wild and Free    Fusion    2023 Charles Pillow Large Ensemble    Rated X    Electric Miles 2    2023 Eddie Henderson    Why Not?    Witness to History    2023 Mafalda Minnozzi    Mas Que Nada (feat. Doug Beavers)    Natural Impression    2023 Claudia Villela    Chamego    Cartas ao Vento    2023 Doug Richards Orchestra    Chevendo na Roseira    Through a Sonic Prism: The Music of Antonio Carlos Jobim    2023 Luciana Souza & Trio Corrente    Ventos de Norte    Cometa    2023 Richard Baratta    Herzog 6:45    Off the Charts    2023 Miki Yamanaka    Shades of Rainbow    Shades of Rainbow    2023 Andrew Rathbun    Tooth and Nail    The Speed of Time    2023 Russ Johnson Quartet    Skips    Reveal    2023 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 14th September 2023 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

This episode begins with Wayne Shorter in a post bop 60's context and a 70's fusion setting. That is followed by new music from pianist Miki Yamanaka. Also Tyner with strings, Parker playing bebop, hard-bop from McPherson and Castellanos. The episode concludes with classic Trane. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Wayne Shorter ~ Speak No Evil ~ Speak No Evil Weather Report ~ Cucumber Slumber ~ Mysterious Traveller Miki Yamanaka ~ GIN ~ Shades of Rainbow McCoy Tyner ~ Fly With The Wind ~ Fly With The Wind Charlie Parker ~ Billie's Bounce ~ The Complete Savoy & Dial Master Takes Gilbert Castellanos ~ New Delhi ~ Espérame En El Cielo Charles McPherson ~ Evidence ~ Manhattan Nocturne John Coltrane ~ Mr. P.C. ~ Giant Steps

For tenor saxophonist, composer, bandleader, educator and artist Roxy Coss, jazz education is everything. When we talked in July, she and her husband, saxophonist, educator and composer, Lucas Pino, just returned from their week-long session as co-directors of the Brubeck Jazz Summit, (yes, that Brubeck-Dave Brubeck) a week-long intensive emersion of jazz education and performance for talented students worldwide. To participate, young people must have exceptional capacity. To teach, your credentials must be superior.  In this episode, Roxy Coss shares her deep thoughts and intense feelings about two of her major passions: jazz education and creating an environment in the jazz ecosystem that values women and nonbinary individuals. Roxy also reveals a more personal side of herself as we talk about the socio-political-pandemic choked environment that has embraced our nation since 2016 and how these have influenced her compositions in all her recordings as a group leader. Roxy founded WIJO-Women in Jazz Organization in July 2017, a collective of over 500 professional jazz musicians and composers who identify as women or gender non-binary. WIJO is largely a New York-based organization, but it has made connections to other individuals and groups nationally and internationally to address the many inequities in the jazz music industry. Roxy currently serves as its president. It has various programs including a popular mentorship program, WIJO Mentors. It also sponsors concerts and jam sessions. In Roxy's music education career, she had numerous outstanding opportunities since she was five years old. She actually composed at an early age when she was in third grade, writing her first award-winning composition in a city-wide contest called “Reflections.” Later, she attended Garfield High School (alumnae/i include Ernestine Anderson, Quincy Jones and Jimi Hendrix), a rich and fertile place for Roxy's jazz education. She was a member of the Garfield HS Jazz Band when they set a record in 2003 and 2004. It is the only band to win the first-place trophy in two consecutive years in the highly competitive Essentially Ellington contest. The band also placed first in 2009 and 2010. Roxy is also a winner of the ASCAP Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award. It is no wonder, then, that Roxy currently serves on the Jazz Education Network (JEN) Board of Directors and is a Jazz Faculty member at the prestigious Juilliard School. Roxy's discography includes her self-titled recording, Roxy Coss, which is a self-released album (2010), Restless Idealism (Origin, 2016), Chasing the Unicorn (Posi-tone 2017), The Future is Female (Posi-tone 2018), Roxy Coss Quintet (Outside in Music 2019), and Disparate Parts (Outside in Music 2022). Roxy plays the same instrument she's had since 2018, a P. Mauriat.  There are two tracks from Roxy's latest album, Disparate Parts, thanks to Roxy and the record label, Outside in Music. The Lineup includes: Roxy Coss, saxophones; Miki Yamanaka, piano/Rhodes; Alex Wintz, guitar; Rick Rosato, bass; and, Jimmy Macbride, drums. Obviously, you've found this podcast, but I want you to know that you can find my podcast on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, Player FM, and iHeartRadio. Subscribe on my website and you will be one of the first to know when the next episode is released. Thanks for listening. Photo of Roxy Coss by Desmond White.                

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durée : 00:59:30 - Miki Yamanaka - par : Alex Dutilh - Parution de “Shades of Rainbow” de Miki Yamanaka chez Cellar Live. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

Japanese jazz pianist Miki Yamanaka, born and raised in Kyoto and Kobe Japan, now resides in New York City with her drummer husband Jimmy Macbride. Her upcoming album, Shades of Rainbow is set to drop on September 8. Excitement explodes in Miki during this hour-long interview with this jubilant pianist who is a mainstay at New York's prime jazz clubs for emerging talent, Smalls and Mezzrow, both found in the West Village in Greenwich Village in the lower west side of Manhattan. Miki's been a New York resident since 2012. She did her graduate work at Queens College in Jazz Performance 2014-2015. Her street education occurred in New York City jazz clubs and concert halls before the COVID pandemic, performing with the likes of Antonio Hart, Peter Bernstein, Nicole Glover, Joe Farnsworth, Tivon Pennicott, Roxy Coss, Mark Turner and Fred Hersch. But all of that came to a grounding halt in March 2020 as COVID wiped the streets clean, leaving all jazz musicians jobless and at home with nobody to play with. This required inventiveness. Taking the cue from friend and fellow jazz pianist Emmet Cohen, Miki began to assemble ensembles in hers and Jimmy's Harlem apartment and stream her show “Miki's Mood” on the internet. Perhaps not as successful as “Live at Emmet's Place” it became a place where Miki, Jimmy and friends could play and jam once more and make a little money.  In 2015 she was one of three pianists selected to participate in “Betty Carter's Jazz Ahead”, an intensive composition residency at the Kennedy Center. She earned her Master of Music degree from Queens College, receiving the Sir Roland Hanna Award. Recently, Miki was one of ten new talent identified by The Academy (Grammy) as top emerging jazz talent.  Shades of Rainbow is Miki's fourth release, her second for Vancouver-based record company, Cellar Music. Her debut release, Miki, was also from Cellar Music. Her previous two recordings, Human Dust Suite and Stairway to the Stars can be found on the Outside in Music label. You can find this episode on all of the major podcast streaming providers. Support live jazz. Support women in jazz. Subscribe to be one of the first to receive SJS podcasts, news and information. Photo by Martina DaSilva. Thanks for listening. Steve Braunginn

Sound Travels 31 Playlist 02 08 23 1. Aja Monet - Black Joy - When The Poems Do What They Do (Drink Sum Wtr) 2. Nubya Garcia - Lean In (self-released) 3. Muva - Heaven Hear Me Above - Align With Nature's Intelligence (Brownswood Recordings) 4. Tony Allen, Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Don't Believe The Dancers - Tony Allen (JazzIsDead) 5. Fareed Haque - Simbi - Casseus! (Wardude Music) 6. Guillermo Klein Quinteto - Carmello - Telmo's Tune (Sunnyside) 7. Chief Xian aTunde Adjuah - Xodokan Iko-Hu Na Ney - Bark Out Thunder Roar Out Lightning (Ropeadope) 8. Emmett Goods - Goods Brothers - Another Level (Truth Revolution Records) 9. Seven for Lee - Kevin Figes & You Are Hear - Seven for Lee/Green and Orange Night Park (My Only Desire) 10. Miki Yamanaka w/Mark Turner, Tyrone Allen, Jimmy Macbride - Shades of Rainbow - Shades of Rainbow (Cellar Music) 11. Louis Hayes - Hand in Glove - Exactly Right! (Savant) 12. Joshua Jaswon Octet - Seasick Part V: Bright Polar Waters - Polar Waters (Ubuntu) 13. Letieres Leite e Orkestra Rumpilezz - Coisa 2 - Moacir de Todos os Santos (Lusofonia Record Club) 14. Isach Skeidsvoll - Hobo Lyttekopi - Dance to Summon (Ultraani/Jazzaggression) 15. Gard Nilssen's Supersonic Orchestra - Boogie Stop Tøffel - Family (We Jazz) 16. Greg Foat & Gigi Masin - London Nights - Dolphin (Strut) 17. Yoni Mayraz - Dybbuk Tse! - Dybbuk Tse! (Astigmatic Records) 18. Matthew Halsall - Water Street - An Ever-Changing View (Gondwana)

“Music in the soul can be heard by the universe.”— Lao Tzu Music moves the soul in so many ways. It moves the spirit and inspires living beings to become one with the music. Argentinian Julieta Eugenio was just that person from a young age. She's not entirely sure why. Her parents didn't play an instrument though they played recordings around the house. As long as she can remember, music was in her life. Her personal interest wasn't piqued until she saw a piano when she was about five years old. It was like magic, Julieta recalls. She was visually pinned to the piano. That's love at first site. Music grabbed her and it hasn't let her go since. Later, when she was in middle school, when she joined the school band, Julieta nonchalantly selected a saxophone when presented with a choice of instruments. A tenor saxophone. Julieta Eugenio hails from Argentina and now lives in New York city. She made this bold change in her life at 23 years old. Alone. No family or friends to accompany her. Julieta's formal music studies began following high school in Buenos Aires at Conservatorio Manuel de Falla (Bachelor 2012) and the Conservatorio Nacional Lopez Buchardo (IUNA) where she studied jazz. In New York, Julieta attended Queens College where she studied jazz and performed in area clubs with the masters, including pianist Johnny O'Neal, David Kikoski and Pasquale Grasso. The mental journey Julieta took was immense. She loves jazz and knew she had to take the leap, leaving the familiar settings and family, the beautiful landscape of Argentina, and the comfort of her home country to challenge herself in New York City. It seems, though, to be paying itself off as Julieta was recently recognized as one of the top ten emerging jazz talents by the Recording Academy in their online publication, “Grammys.” In 2017, Eugenio won the International Women in Jazz Competition as a member of the SIJ Trio, which she formed with pianist Sarah Slonim and bassist Inbar Paz. With her own trio, she won the DCJazzPrix 2022, a competition presented by the DC Jazz Fest.  I think we all know what it's like to be somewhere new, far from home and vastly different from home. Thrust a global pandemic into this formula. That's what Julieta had to face, alone in New York. Then, good fortune showed up. One of her beloved sisters decided to immigrate to New York for work, which saved Julieta. And those are her words describing the arrival of her sister. Jazz also saved her. Thank you for listening to this podcast. Subscribing will make sure you're one of the first ones to receive future episodes. Check out my website for other articles and photos. As usual, you will be treated to two complete tracks of music. These compositions will come from Julieta's 2022 debut recording, Jump, which can be found on Greenleaf Music. Jazz Journalists Association president, Howard Mandel, gave the album a four-star rating in DownBeat Magazine. This features her trio with Julieta on tenor sax, Matt Dwonszyk on bass and Jonathan Barber on drums.  Upcoming episodes include saxophonist Roxy Coss, pianist Miki Yamanaka, who has a new album soon to be released, and harpist Brandee Younger. You can listen to this podcast on Spotify, Apple, Amazon and other streaming services. Thank you for listening.

Note: This is a repost of last year's episode. Being Women's History Month, we will begin with a set of women jazz artists. Represented are Miki Yamanaka, Helen Sung and Melissa Aldana and the female "supergroup" Artemis. Next up new music from young musicians Mike Casey (sax) and Justin Joyce (drums). Something new from guitarist Peter Sprague covering Metheny compositions, and finally a beautiful ballad from George Cables. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Miki Yamanaka ~ Monk's Dream ~ Miki Helen Sung ~ Long Yellow Road ~ Quartet + (with Harlem Quartet) Melissa Aldana ~ Los Ojos de Chile ~ 12 Stars ARTEMIS ~ Nocturno ~ Artemis Mike Casey ~ Click Bait ~ Single Justin Joyce ~ Placid Pandemonium ~ Story Tales Peter Sprague ~ Questions ~ Peter Sprague Plays Pat Metheny, Vol. 2 George Cables ~ Helen's Song ~ My Muse

Miki discusses her background and learning process.

Miki and I have a great conversation about her performing and recording career in New York City. She is both a busy sideperson and leads her own groups as well.

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Being Women's History Month, we will begin with a set of women jazz artists. Represented are Miki Yamanaka, Helen Sung and Melissa Aldana and the female "supergroup" Artemis. Next up new music from young musicians Mike Casey (sax) and Justin Joyce (drums). Something new from guitarist Peter Sprague covering Metheny compositions, and finally a beautiful ballad from George Cables. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Miki Yamanaka ~ Monk's Dream ~ Miki Helen Sung ~ Long Yellow Road ~ Quartet + (with Harlem Quartet) Melissa Aldana ~ Los Ojos de Chile ~ 12 Stars ARTEMIS ~ Nocturno ~ Artemis Mike Casey ~ Click Bait ~ Single Justin Joyce ~ Placid Pandemonium ~ Story Tales Peter Sprague ~ Questions ~ Peter Sprague Plays Pat Metheny, Vol. 2 George Cables ~ Helen's Song ~ My Muse

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Jazz Saxophonist Roxy Coss on the 2022 Release Disparate Parts .. This new Outise in Music release ushers in a new chapter in her life as a mother and surviving a pandemic … Her band is is evolving its concept and features familiar personnel in a brand new context: Coss on tenor and soprano saxophone, Alex Wintz on guitar, Miki Yamanaka on piano and keyboards, Rick Rosato on bass and Jimmy Macbride on drums. She opens up about this and so much more .. Enjoy .. Click to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/If you like what you hear, please let us know. You can contribute a few bucks to keep Neon Jazz going strong into the future.   https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=ERA4C4TTVKLR4

Número 1 de esta temporada 22 de La Montaña Rusa en la que nuestro Clásico de la Semana ha sido, A World of Piano! del gran pianista Phineas Newborn Jr., álbum publicado en 1961 para Contemporary Jazz. Nuestra primera mirada al Jazz Contemporáneo, vino de la mano de la pianista japonesa, Miki Yamanaka, de la que escuchamos Human Dust Suite, publicado en el 2020. En nuestra sección Jazz en Español, escuchamos el nuevo y esperado trabajo del trompetista bilbaíno, Juan de Diego y su 4tet, Grebalariak, publicado el pasado 2021 por Errabal Jazz. La segunda pincelada de Jazz Contemporáneo fue el descubrimiento del trío del pianista moscovita Dmitry Ilugdin, Ilugdin Trio, que en el pasado 2021 publicaron My Story, para Jazzist. Y cerraremos como es habitual, de vuelta a nuestro Clásico de la Semana, A World of Piano! de Phineas Newborn Jr., publicado en 1961. Que lo disfrutéis.

Número 1 de esta temporada 22 de La Montaña Rusa en la que nuestro Clásico de la Semana ha sido, A World of Piano! del gran pianista Phineas Newborn Jr., álbum publicado en 1961 para Contemporary Jazz. Nuestra primera mirada al Jazz Contemporáneo, vino de la mano de la pianista japonesa, Miki Yamanaka, de la que escuchamos Human Dust Suite, publicado en el 2020. En nuestra sección Jazz en Español, escuchamos el nuevo y esperado trabajo del trompetista bilbaíno, Juan de Diego y su 4tet, Grebalariak, publicado el pasado 2021 por Errabal Jazz. La segunda pincelada de Jazz Contemporáneo fue el descubrimiento del trío del pianista moscovita Dmitry Ilugdin, Ilugdin Trio, que en el pasado 2021 publicaron My Story, para Jazzist. Y cerraremos como es habitual, de vuelta a nuestro Clásico de la Semana, A World of Piano! de Phineas Newborn Jr., publicado en 1961. Que lo disfrutéis.

The sound of big bands brewed a love for jazz that carried Miki Yamanaka from her home in Japan all the way to New York City. Miki Yamanaka was no stranger to jazz during her formative years — apparently, you can't even go into a noodle shop in Japan without hearing John Coltrane. Her own parents were avid jazz fans, enrolling Miki in an after-school music program with a jazz band. That musical passion was further cemented during a five-day visit to New York where Miki Yamanaka watched Cedar Walton play at Dizzy's Club. When the night was over, there was only one thought left in Miki's mind: I have to live here. The level of jazz that she had only imagined was possible was played everywhere in New York. Miki packed up her bags again, saying she would stay in New York for just a year — now it's been nine years and she has no intention of leaving anytime soon. October 2021 saw the release of Miki's third album as a leader, Stairway to the Stars, recorded in the midst of a pandemic from her own apartment. When it became obvious that her original plan of a live recording would be impossible, she had the recording equipment brought to her home for a DIY studio. It was the first time playing with guests for months and the excitement is palpable. She includes stellar arrangements of tunes like “Cheryl” and “My Melancholy Baby,” and originals, “Wonder” and “Oatmeal” (inspired by her oatmeal-loving husband and sister-in-law). Listen to the full interview to learn more about Miki Yamanaka's music and experience as a musician in New York. She opens about moving to New York, becoming fluent in both English and music, the tough love she received at jam sessions and now dishes out as the host, which aspects of Japanese culture she misses and which ones she truly does not — and, of course — the music from her new album Stairway to the Stars. Resources Learn more about Miki Yamanaka on her website, You can find Stairway to the Stars anywhere you stream music. It's also available for purchase from Amazon Music. Never miss out on an episode by signing up for the Bite-Size Jazz newsletter! You can be the first to know about new interviews by having them sent directly to your inbox along with exclusive content about upcoming episodes. You'll also find a link to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and to follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. We'd love to connect with you! And if you have three minutes, we would LOVE for you to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Just click this link, then click on “Listen on Apple Podcasts,” scroll to the bottom, and tell us what you think!

"Time for a live set from the popular Smalls Jazz Club in NYC on today's episode of The Jazz Hole Live. The NYC-based, Japanese-born pianist and composer Miki Yamanaka performed there in Mid-November with her quartet featuring Mark Turner, Orlando le Fleming and Jochen Rueckert. Visit www.mikiyamanaka.com to find out more and to purchase her latest album “Human Dust Suite” MIKI YAMANAKA QUARTET: Miki Yamanaka (piano, compositions) Mark Turner (tenor saxophone) Orlando le Fleming (bass) Jochen Rueckert (drums) All tracks composed by Miki Yamanaka All tracks recorded live at Smalls Jazz Club in New York, NY on November 14th 2020 00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus 02:02 - Pre School - Miki Yamanaka Quartet 12:37 - Stuffed Cabbage - Miki Yamanaka Quartet 22:57 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus 24:20 - Tummy (from “Human Dust Suite”) - Miki Yamanaka Quartet 35:45 - Uh Oh - Miki Yamanaka Quartet 47:38 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus 49:51 - Clam - Miki Yamanaka Quartet 57:09 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus 58:34 - March - Miki Yamanaka Quartet 68:39 - Finish "

"The Jazz Hole with Linus features music from several new albums today: This Time The Dream's On Us by the Basel-based trio Yuri Storione/Jorge Rossy/Dominik Schürmann, Continuous by the Ottawa-based Miguel de Armas Quartet and Fearless by the Chicago-based saxophonist and composer Sharel Cassity. Plus several albums by NYC-based bands: I Love Being Here With You by Cait and the Critters (lead by vocalist Cait Jones), Three Part Invention by the Gabe Terracciano Trio and From Where We Came by bassist and composer Michael Feinberg. ------- Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann - “Happy Hour” & “Father and Son” Album: This Time The Dream's On Us Yuri Storione (p, composer “Father and Son”, co-composer “Happy Hour”), Jorge Rossy (d) and Dominik Schürmann (b, co-composer “Happy Hour”) Cait and the Critters - Queer Album: I Love Being Here With You Cait Jones (voc, arr), Mariel Bildsten (tb, dir, arr), Michael Hashim (sax), Danny Jonokuchi (tp), Jocelyn Gould (g), Miki Yamanaka (p), Daniel Duke (b) and Rob Garcia (d) - written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin Gabe Terracciano Trio - “Gymnopédie No. 3” & “Dance for Jimmy” Album: Three Part Invention Gabe Terracciano (violin, viola), Josh Dunn (g) and Ian Hutchison (b) - Gymnopédie No. 3 written by Erik Satie ------- Michael Feinberg - “Cairo” & “Tryon” Album: From Where We Came Michael Feinberg (b), Dave Liebman (ss), Noah Preminger (ts), Gary Versace (p) and Ian Froman (d) Miguel de Armas - Continuous Album: Continuous Miguel de Armas (p, kbds), Marc Decho, Roberto Riverón (b), Michel Medrano Brindis (d), Diomer González, Joel Cuesta (congas), Samuel Formell (d, timbales), José Alberto Alvarez Batista (güiro) and Yasmina Proveyer (voc) Miguel de Armas - Gone Too Soon Album: Continuous Miguel de Armas (p, kbds), Marc Decho (b), Michel Medrano Brindis (d) and Diomer González (congas) ------- Sharel Cassity - Surrender Album: Fearless Sharel Cassity (as, ss, ts), Richard Johnson (p), Alex Claffy (b) and Mark Whitfield Jr. (d) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:25 - Happy Hour - Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann 08:50 - Queer - Cait and the Critters 11:37 - Gymnopédie No. 3 - Gabe Terracciano Trio 14:27 - Dance for Jimmy - Gabe Terracciano Trio 19:03 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 23:20 - Cairo - Michael Feinberg 28:43 - Tryon - Michael Feinberg 32:18 - Continuous - Miguel de Armas Quartet 38:27 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 40:01 - Gone Too Soon - Miguel de Armas Quartet 45:37 - Surrender - Sharel Cassity 51:12 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 52:44 - Father and Son - Yuri Storione, Jorge Rossy, Dominik Schürmann 59:37 - Finish "

Francesca Maximé – ReRooted – Ep. 48 – Playful Progressions with Miki Yamanaka March 27, 2021 | No Comments Cover Image ReRooted with Francesca Maximé Ep. 48 – Playful Progressions with Miki Yamanaka SHARE SUBSCRIBE Apple Podcasts CastBox Google Podcasts iHeartRadio Pocket Casts Stitcher RSS DOWNLOAD DESCRIPTION 00:00 / 48:39 Jazz pianist, Miki Yamanaka, joins Francesca to share about her musical upbringing, food as spirituality, Asian allyship, and how play makes perfect. Jazz pianist, Miki Yamanaka, joins Francesca to share about her musical upbringing, food as spirituality, Asian allyship, and how play makes perfect. Miki Yamanaka is a New York-based pianist from Kobe, Japan. She moved to New York City in 2012 and has studied Piano with Jason Lindner, Jeb Patton, and Fred Hersch, and Organ with Sam Yahel and Larry Goldings. In 2015 she was one of three pianists selected to participate in “Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead”, an intensive composition residency at the Kennedy Center. She earned her Master of Music degree from Queens College, receiving the Sir Roland Hanna Award. She holds residencies at Smalls and Mezzrow Jazz Clubs in NYC, and is the current pianist in the Philip Harper Quintet, the Roxy Coss Quintet, and the Antonio Hart Group. One of her newest compositions is a 5-part suite entitled “Human Dust Suite.” For more information, please visit MikiYamanaka.com Natural Progression: Music & Practice Continuing tapping her deep well of joyful, mindful, creatives on the ReRooted podcast, Francesca welcomes extraordinary jazz pianist, Miki Yamanaka. Invited to share her story, Miki describes her upbringing in Japan, her musical training, the natural progression to playing for money, and then her giant leap across the pond to New York in 2012, where her career as a musician would fully blossom. For a sampling of her improvisational prowess which sparked the interview, check out this Miki Yamanaka Trio livestream. “There is spiritual practice, musical practice, athletic practice, mind, body, soul, spirit. The freedom comes to do all these fun things [like playing music], when you’re grounded in a certain degree of discipline, which from at least my understanding, is part of what happens when we’re able to establish one-pointed concentration and be in a more centered space of focusing our attention.” – Francesca Maximé Dig another Jazz based interview with Francesca, as she dives into the musical healing of Warren Wolf, on Ep. 46 of ReRooted Food & Gratitude as Spiritual Practice (7:35) When asked by Francesca if she has a spiritual practice, Miki shares that her daily practice is actually something very close to all of our hearts: food and cooking. Taking a page from Konda Mason’s Brown Rice Hour Podcast, Miki and Francesca dive into the spiritual goodness and holistic importance of a grounded, well-balanced diet. Through this lens, Miki explores her relationship to preparing and consuming food, outlining the deep gratitude and spiritual awareness inherent to all parts of the process. “I like to cook and I like to eat. Eating healthy and eating well is very important to human beings, more than people think. It’s really important eating well and grounded. I eat everything, but with a healthy balance, and I thank every bit of things I cook and eat—I really thank them.” – Miki Yamanaka Join Ram Dass, along with Francesca’s teacher, Jack Kornfield, explore eating food as meditation, on Ep. 104 of Here & Now Asian Allyship (18:50) Speaking to the uprise of Asian hate crimes coming to a horrific head with the eight murders in Georgia this past week, Miki discusses the harsh realities of anti-Asian racism, and the dire need for true outspoken allyship across the board.

Jazz pianist, Miki Yamanaka, joins Francesca to share about her musical upbringing, food as spirituality, Asian allyship, and how play makes perfect.Miki Yamanaka is a New York-based pianist from Kobe, Japan. She moved to New York City in 2012 and has studied Piano with Jason Lindner, Jeb Patton, and Fred Hersch, and Organ with Sam Yahel and Larry Goldings. In 2015 she was one of three pianists selected to participate in “Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead”, an intensive composition residency at the Kennedy Center. She earned her Master of Music degree from Queens College, receiving the Sir Roland Hanna Award. She holds residencies at Smalls and Mezzrow Jazz Clubs in NYC, and is the current pianist in the Philip Harper Quintet, the Roxy Coss Quintet, and the Antonio Hart Group. One of her newest compositions is a 5-part suite entitled “Human Dust Suite." For more information, please visit MikiYamanaka.com

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"Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus starts with a track from “Human Dust Suite” by NYC-based Japanese-born pianist and composer Miki Yamanaka, and also includes music from two Toronto-based artists’ albums: “Bridges” by the Trinidad-born saxophonist and composer Jesse Ryan and “City Abstract” by vibraphonist and composer Dan McCarthy. We are also listening to some classical cross-overs in form of Quinsin Nachoff’s Violin Concerto, Movement I from the saxophonist and composer’s latest album “Pivotal Arc” featuring virtuoso violin soloist Nathalie Bonin, and two compositions by jazz pianist Pete Malinverni from his latest album “Candlelight” with classical violinist Juliet Kurtzman. ------- Miki Yamanaka - March Album: Human Dust Suite Miki Yamanaka (p), Anthony Orji (as), Orlando le Fleming (b) and Jochen Rueckert (d) Dan McCarthy - “Bleyto (For Carla Bley)” & “Deser Roads (For Gary Burton)” Album: City Abstract Dan McCarthy (vib), Ted Quinlan (g), Pat Collins (b) and Ted Warren (d) ------- Quinsin Nachoff - Violin Concerto, Movement I Album: Pivotal Arc Quinsin Nachoff (comp, ts), JC Sanford (cond), Nathalie Bonin (violin soloist), Molinari String Quartet: Olga Ranzenhofer (vio I), Antoine Bareil (vio II), Frédéric Lambert (viola), Pierre-Alain Bouvrette (cello), Michael Davidson (vib), Mark Helias (b), Satoshi Takeishi (d, perc), Jean-Pierre Zanella (picc, fl, cl, ss), Yvan Belleau (cl, ts), Brent Besner (b-cl), Jocelyn Couture (tp I), Bill Mahar (tp II), David Grott (tb) and Bob Ellis (b-tb) Juliet Kurtzman & Pete Malinverni - “Pulcinella” & “Love int he Time of Cholera” Album: Candlelight – Love in the Time of Cholera Juliet Kurtzman (violin) and Pete Malinverni (p, comp) Jesse Ryan - Bridges Album: Bridges Jesse Ryan (saxes, perc, composer), Ewen Farncombe (p, fender rhodes), Marc Rogers (b), David Richards (d) and Sean Clarey (g) Jesse Ryan (featuring Jooanna Majoko) - The Way Album: Bridges Jesse Ryan (saxes, composer), Ewen Farncombe (p, fender rhodes), Marc Rogers (b), David Richards (d), Lucien Gray (g) and Joanna Majoko (vor) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:31 - March - Miki Yamanaka 08:21 - Bleyto (For Carla Bley) - Dan McCarthy 12:41 - Desert Roads (For Gary Burton) - Dan McCarthy 21:05 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 24:25 - Violin Concerto, Movement I - Quinsin Nachoff, Nathalie Bonin 40:23 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 41:46 - Pulcinella - Juliet Kurtzman, Pete Malinverni 44:23 - Love int he Time of Cholera - Juliet Kurtzman, Pete Malinverni 47:15 - Bridges - Jesse Ryan 53:50 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 55:42 - The Way - Jesse Ryan, Joanna Majoko 61:03 - Finish "

This content is for Members only. Come and join us by subscribing here In the meantime, here’s some more details about the show: It’s a warm welcome then to the man himself: Dr. Brad Stone - the JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017, who's here every Thursday to present The Creative Source - a two hour show, highlighting jazz-fusion and progressive jazz flavours from back then, the here and now, plus occasional forays into the future. Please feel free to get in touch with Brad with any comments or suggestions you might have; he’ll be more than happy to hear from you: brad@soulandjazz.com or follow him via Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! The Creative Source 26th November 2020 Artist - Track - Album - Year Taber Gable    Ache    Hidden Driveways    2020 Jesse Fischer    Play Date    Resilience    2020 Azymuth, Ali Shaheed Muhammad & Adrian Younge    Fall Afternoon    JID04    2020 Axiom    Indigo Wave    Starburst    2020 Mark Egan/Danny Gottlieb    Back and Forth    Electric Blue    2020 Will Bernard    Blue Chenille    Freelance Subversives    2020 Chance Hayden    The Comedown (feat. Sara Clarke)    Grab & Go    2020 Jihee Heo    Oh, New York    Are You Ready?    2020 Rina Yamazaki    With You, Always    Rina    2020 Miki Yamanaka    Human Dust Suite V. Party's Over    Human Dust Suite    2020 Wolfgand Lackerschmid/Chet Baker    Balzwaltz    Quintet Sessions 1979    2019 Scott Routenberg    Introduction (Enter)    [Inside]    2020 Patrick Cornelius    Darkest Night    Acadia: Way of the Cairns    2020 Scott Routenberg    Light Smasher    [Inside]    2020 The Nels Cline Singers    Segunda    Share the Wealth    2020 Eric Reed    Paradox Peace    For Such a Time as This    2020 George Kahn Quartet    Going Baroque    Going Baroque    2020 Eric Reed    Hymn of Faith    For Such a Time as This    2020 David Friesen with Orchestra and Quartet    Distant Shores    Testimony    2020 Chien Chien Lu    Blossom in a Stormy Night    The Path    2020 Gregory Tardy    A Great Cloud of Witnesses    If Time Could Stand Still    2020 Dave Young Quartet    Riot    Ides of March    2020 Tani Tabbal Trio    Sun History Ra Mystery    Now Then    2020 Chord Four    Fuschurama    Bigger Smaller    2020 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 26th November 2020 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

Pianist Miki Yamanaka's new album is Human Dust Suite. In this interview, Yamanaka talks about the artwork that inspired the suite; how she left a graduate program in seismology in Japan to become a jazz pianist in New York; why she chose the specific players who accompany her on the album; and more. CONCERT NOTE: Miki Yamanaka is playing with Philip Harper at Smalls Jazz Club this Saturday, November 28, 2020 at 5 pm and 7 pm ET. You can attend in person, or else stream the show anywhere at https://www.smallslive.com. / / / I've been recording conversations with jazz musicians on The Jazz Session since 2007. As I prepare to head out on the road in a van (which will also be my home) to record interviews, I need your support more than ever. Please become a member today at thejazzsession.com/join. For $5 a month you'll get a weekly bonus episode called Track of the Week, plus early access to every show. For $10 a month you get all that plus an extra monthly bonus show. Theme music by The Respect Sextet Logo by Dave Vrabel Intro voice: Chuck Ingersoll Follow The Jazz Session on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Subscribe to my twice-monthly newsletter.

Pianist Miki Yamanaka's new album is Human Dust Suite. In this interview, Yamanaka talks about the artwork that inspired the suite; how she left a graduate program in seismology in Japan to become a jazz pianist in New York; why she chose the specific players who accompany her on the album; and more. CONCERT NOTE: Miki Yamanaka is playing with Philip Harper at Smalls Jazz Club this Saturday, November 28, 2020 at 5 pm and 7 pm ET. You can attend in person, or else stream the show anywhere at https://www.smallslive.com. / / / I've been recording conversations with jazz musicians on The Jazz Session since 2007. As I prepare to head out on the road in a van (which will also be my home) to record interviews, I need your support more than ever. Please become a member today at thejazzsession.com/join. For $5 a month you'll get a weekly bonus episode called Track of the Week, plus early access to every show. For $10 a month you get all that plus an extra monthly bonus show. Theme music by The Respect Sextet Logo by Dave Vrabel Intro voice: Chuck Ingersoll Follow The Jazz Session on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Subscribe to my twice-monthly newsletter.

Pianist Miki Yamanaka‘s new album is Human Dust Suite. In this interview, Yamanaka talks about the artwork that inspired the suite; how she left a graduate program in seismology in Japan to become a jazz pianist in New York; why she chose the specific players who accompany her on the album; and more. CONCERT NOTE:Continue reading "The Jazz Session #538: Miki Yamanaka"

In this week's exploration of new and upcoming releases we explore a whole range of human interactions, from Matt Wilson's hugs to Kahil El'Zabar's jumps and shout, from Prince and Miles Davis going mano a mano to Bootsy Collins and Branford Maraslis proceeding arm in arm like true funkateeers, from Antoine Pierre following Miles' steps to Lionel Loueke doing the same with those of Herbie Hancock. And more... Happy listening! The playlist also features Michel Benita, Roberto Cecchetto, Thoine Thys, Miki Yamanaka and Susan Alcorn. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/11952401/Mondo-Jazz Photo credit: Henrik Noergaard Rohweder Paulsen

"Get an earful of Miki Yamanaka’s brand new album “Human Dust Suite” as well as a couple of traditionals from Sabertooth Swing’s new album “Songs Of Future Past” on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with host Linus. Plus more music from Sharel Cassity’s latest album “Fearless”, piano duos by the legendary Ran Blake and Frank Carlberg from “Gray Moon” and a selection of tracks from the Brasil Trio +1, lead by the NYC-based Brazilian drummer Rodrigo Bonelli. Sharel Cassity - “Fearless” & “Last Minute” Album: Fearless Sharel Cassity (as, composer of “Fearless”), Richard Johnson (p, composer of “Last Minute”), Alex Claffy (b) and Mark Whitfield Jr. (d) ------- Ran Blake & Frank Carlberg – “Memphis” & “Gunther’s Magic Row” Album: Gray Moon Ran Blake (p, comp) and Frank Carlberg (p) Sabertooth Swing - “Frankie & Johnny” & “Atlanta Blues” Album: Songs Of Future Past Dan Ruch (voc, tp), Alex Canales (sax, cl), Chris Butcher (tb), Romain Beauxis (g), Spike Perkins (b), Robert Montgomery (d), Seth Ballin (sax on “Frankie & Johnny”), W. C. Handy (composer of “Atlanta Blues”) Miki Yamanaka - “March” & “Human Dust Suite III Tummy” Album: Human Dust Suite Miki Yamanaka (p), Anthony Orji (as), Orlando le Fleming (b) and Jochen Rueckert (d) ------- Brasil Trio +1 – The Journey of Maracatu Man Album: Brooklyn Sessions Rodrigo Bonelli (d, perc, comp), Pier Pappalardo (e-b), Aaron Barak (g), Jim Piela (as) and Guilherme Dias Gomes (tp) Brasil Trio +1 – Enchente Album: Brooklyn Sessions Rodrigo Bonelli (d, perc), Pier Pappalardo (e-b, comp), Aaron Barak (g) and Jim Piela (as) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 01:36 - Fearless - Sharel Cassity 06:06 - Last Minute - Sharel Cassity 11:20 - Gunther’s Magic Row - Ran Blake, Frank Carlberg 15:12 - Memphis - Ran Blake, Frank Carlberg 18:12 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 21:01 - Frankie & Johnny - Sabertooth Swing 25:08 - Atlanta Blues - Sabertooth Swing 28:48 - March - Miki Yamanaka 36:19 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 38:17 - Human Dust Suite III Tummy - Miki Yamanaka 45:02 - The Journey Of Maracatu Man - Rodrigo Bonelli, Brasil Trio +1, Guilherme Dias Gomes 51:27 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 53:01 - Enchente - Rodrigo Bonelli, Brasil Trio +1, Jim Piela 57:22 - Finish "

On this episode Nick talks with Miki about her upcoming release, "Human Dust Suite". They talk about her past releases, the meaning behind the suite, and more!

Check out the new episode of Outside in Happy Hour! Featuring Nick Finzer, John Lake, Miki Yamanaka, and Danny Janklow! Listen to what they have been working on and their recent and upcoming projects.

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Arts this month: Birdlink; RS writer David Browne on Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; jazz pianist Miki Yamanaka; Neil Rosen and Kenneth Branagh; the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards; and "Auschwitz: Not Long Ago. Not Far Away" exhibit.

Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus consists of a mix of different styles. Artists like Rich Halley, Satoko Fujii & Ramon Lopez and Gebhard Ullmann Basement Research represent today’s more experimental jazz, while The Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra and Miki Yamanaka are more straight ahead-based. This episode features brand new music from new releases such as “Along For The Ride” (by The Pete McGuinnes Jazz Orchestra), “Confluence” (by Satoko Fujii & Ramon Lopez) and “Terra Incognita” by Rich Halley. ----- Miki Yamanaka - Stuffed Cabbage Album: Miki Miki Yamanaka (p), Orlando Le Fleming (b) and Bill Stewart (d) Miki Yamanaka - Mr. Pancake Album: Miki Miki Yamanaka (p), Steve Nelson (vib), Orlando Le Fleming (b) and Bill Stewart (d) ----- Gebhard Ullmann Basement Research - Shifting Tonalities: Impromptu #3 Album: Impromtus and Other Short Works Gebhard Ullmann (ts, b-cl), Steve Swell (tb), Julian Argüelles (bs), Pascal Niggenkemper (b) and Gerald Cleaver (d) The Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra - Old Roads Album: Along For The Ride Pete McGuinness (dir, comp, arr), Bill Mobley, Jon Owens, Tony Kadleck (tp, flh), Chris Rogers (tp, flh, soloist), Jeff Nelson, Matt Haviland, Bruce Eidem, Mark Patterson (tb), Dave Riekenberg, Rob Middleton, Dave Pietro, Mark Phaneuf, Tom Christensen (ww), Paul Meyers (g), Mike Holober (p, soloist), Andy Eulau (b) and Scott Neumann (d, soloist) Satoko Fujii & Ramon Lopez - Asatsuyu Album: Confluence Satoko Fujii (p, comp) and Ramon Lopez (d) Satoko Fujii & Ramon Lopez - Road Salt Album: Confluence Satoko Fujii (p) and Ramon Lopez (d, comp) Rich Halley - “Forager” & “Centripetal” Album: Terra Incognita Rich Halley (ts, comp), Matthew Shipp (p, comp), Michael Bisio (b, comp) and Newman Taylor Baker (d, comp) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:14 - Stuffed Cabbage - Miki Yamanaka 06:12 - Mr. Pancakce - Miki Yamanaka 11:42 - Shifting Tonalities: Impromptu #3 - Gebhard Ullmann Basement Research 17:44 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 20:31 - Old Roads - The Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra 31:46 - Asatsuyu - Satoko Fujii, Ramon Lopez 36:46 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 38:38 - Road Salt - Satoko Fujii, Ramon Lopez 47:06 - Forager - Rich Halley 58:31 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 60:12 - Centripetal - Rich Halley 66:33 - Finish

Asian American Life Summer Edition featuring lifestyle trends and performing arts. Hosted by Ernabel Demillo. Segment 1: Korean Dance Modern Korean dance and music captivate with K-pop, South Korea's pop music scene that's become a global sensation. While many Korean Americans are caught up with K-pop, others choose to look to ancient times to keep their culture and tradition alive. Susan Jhun reports on the beauty of traditional Korean dance. Guests: Sunsook Roh, Yangoke Hwang, Jihwan Choi, Hannah Kim - students/performers at the Korean Traditional Music and Dance Center Guest 2: Yusun Kang, Director of the Korean Traditional Music and Dance Center. Segment 2: Pachinko Reporter Kyung Yoon sits down with award-winning author Min Jin Lee whose book "Pachinko" is one of President Obama's favorite summer reads. Pachinko reached the New York Times and Amazon best seller lists. Now Apple is creating a series based on the popular book. Guest: Min Jin Lee, author Segment 3: Actors Manu Narayan and Laura Kai Chen Reporter Rayner Ramirez catches up with actors Laura Kai Chen and Manu Narayan who talk about Asian American casting in front of and behind the camera. Segment 4: Jazz Pianist Miki Yamanaka Reporter Minnie Roh meets music prodigy and jazz pianist Miki Yamanaka who has performed with many jazz greats. She debuts her new jazz CD. Segment 5: Super You It's a bird, it's a plane, it's SuperYou - bringing music, art and fun to New York City Schools. Host and reporter Ernabel Demillo meets the creator and founder of SuperYou FUNdation that develops educational curriculums using the language of super heroes to inspire and empower students. Guest 1: Lourds Lane, Founder, SuperYou FUNdation Guest 2: Michele Dzwonek, Principal PS 239