Jazz Archive

This is the recording of the Jazz Profiles on Creative Music Studio. Founded in 1971 by Karl Berger, Ingrid Sertso and Ornette Coleman, the Creative Music Foundation’s mission is to foster the keen awareness and focused practice of musical expression and interactions, and to support the understanding of music as a universal language by providing environments where musicians from different backgrounds and traditions share and explore together their personal musical interpretations. Special guests on the show were Steven Bernstein and Peter Apfelbaum.

This is the recording of the Jazz Profiles on Creative Music Studio. Founded in 1971 by Karl Berger, Ingrid Sertso and Ornette Coleman, the Creative Music Foundation’s mission is to foster the keen awareness and focused practice of musical expression and interactions, and to support the understanding of music as a universal language by providing environments where musicians from different backgrounds and traditions share and explore together their personal musical interpretations. Special guests on the show were Steven Bernstein and Peter Apfelbaum.

This is the recording of the Jazz Profiles on Creative Music Studio. Founded in 1971 by Karl Berger, Ingrid Sertso and Ornette Coleman, the Creative Music Foundation’s mission is to foster the keen awareness and focused practice of musical expression and interactions, and to support the understanding of music as a universal language by providing environments where musicians from different backgrounds and traditions share and explore together their personal musical interpretations.Special guests on the show were Steven Bernstein and Peter Apfelbaum.

This is the recording of the Jazz Profiles on Creative Music Studio. Founded in 1971 by Karl Berger, Ingrid Sertso and Ornette Coleman, the Creative Music Foundation’s mission is to foster the keen awareness and focused practice of musical expression and interactions, and to support the understanding of music as a universal language by providing environments where musicians from different backgrounds and traditions share and explore together their personal musical interpretations.

Special guests on the show were Steven Bernstein and Peter Apfelbaum.

Interview with Vince Giordano on 5/7/2015, part 3

Interview with Vince Giordano on 5/17/15, part 2

Interview with Vince Giordano on 5/7/2015, part 1

A live interview with pianist and shakuhachi player Steve Cohn on the Musician's Show on WKCR from Wednesday, June 18th, 2014. Ever innovative, Steve has developed a unique style of improvisation over the course of his career, which has taken him across styles of jazz as well as across the world. Steve has played with the likes of Eddie Henderson, Sonny Simmons, and Reggie Workman, among many others, and has performed his own works at venues such as New York City's Miller Theatre, the Newport JVC Festival, The Great American Music Hall, and the World Shakuhachi Festival.

Musician's Show with alto saxophonist Lars Haake, aired on November 28, 2012. Lars plays music from his latest album, In The Picture, shares songs dedicated to his friends, and discusses his musical influences. Hosted by Dylan Kario.

Musician's Show with alto saxophonist Lars Haake, aired on November 28, 2012. Lars plays music from his latest album, In The Picture, shares songs dedicated to his friends, and discusses his musical influences. Hosted by Dylan Kario.

Musician's Show with alto saxophonist Lars Haake, aired on November 28, 2012. Lars plays music from his latest album, In The Picture, shares songs dedicated to his friends, and discusses his musical influences. Hosted by Dylan Kario.

Ben Gerstein: trombone Gian Luigi Diana: laptop, live processing, Mike Pride: percussion Engineers: David Beal, Kevin Crowley A live improvisation in WKCR's studios from this burgeoning trio. Gerstein and Pride utilized the space of the studio, bowing and scraping objects around them, while Diana often sampled the two instrumentalists to create a bed of noise for their further ideas.

Ben Gerstein: trombone Gian Luigi Diana: laptop, live processing, Mike Pride: percussion

Engineers: David Beal, Kevin Crowley

A live improvisation in WKCR's studios from this burgeoning trio. Gerstein and Pride utilized the space of the studio, bowing and scraping objects around them, while Diana often sampled the two instrumentalists to create a bed of noise for their further ideas.

Darius Jones and Ben Gerstein sat down to discuss the piece, Music for "Cabin Fever," they recorded earlier in the evening. With Ben present as a knowledgeable and interested friend, the interview turned to the trio of records Darius has released as part of his mythical "Man'ish Boy" series.

Mike Pride stopped by on July 2, 2012 to play a solo drum set and discuss both this aspect of his career and his conceptual work "Drummer's Corpse", of which he's working to fund a recording via Kickstarter.

Mike Pride stopped by on July 2, 2012 to play a solo drum set and discuss both this aspect of his career and his conceptual work "Drummer's Corpse", of which he's working to fund a recording via Kickstarter.

Mike Pride stopped by on July 2, 2012 to play a solo drum set and discuss both this aspect of his career and his conceptual work "Drummer's Corpse", of which he's working to fund a recording via Kickstarter.

Mike Pride stopped by on July 2, 2012 to play a solo drum set and discuss both this aspect of his career and his conceptual work "Drummer's Corpse", of which he's working to fund a recording via Kickstarter.

Mike Pride stopped by on July 2, 2012 to play a solo drum set and discuss both this aspect of his career and his conceptual work "Drummer's Corpse", of which he's working to fund a recording via Kickstarter.

Mike Pride stopped by on July 2, 2012 to play a solo drum set and discuss both this aspect of his career and his conceptual work "Drummer's Corpse", of which he's working to fund a recording via Kickstarter.

Pianist Matthew Shipp came by Jazz Alternatives to discuss the release of his recent trio recording "Elastic Aspects." Interview incomplete, cuts off ~5 min. of conversation. Hosted by Kevin Crowley Feb. 17, 2012