/r/freejazz
Jazz music writ large is an art dedicated to radical freedom--to the notion that each measure has within it infinite potentiality for collective expression.
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/r/freejazz
Improvised trio music featuring John Garner (violin, sympolin, shakuhachi), Anton Hunter (steel-string guitar) and John Pope (double bass). Recorded in a sacred space last July. https://johnjamesgarner.bandcamp.com/album/the-haunted-chair
Hello to everyone!
I’m going to Berlin for a couple of weeks before Christmas and wondering if there are any interesting gigs happening
Would appreciate any info!
Also as a foreigner would be happy to know about venues for such “sophisticated” listening 😬
Thank you!
M
If you’re around the Chicago area and looking for and awesome performance, come to the color club!
I just released (en extremely short) ep of experimental music a few weeks ago. Sounds ranging from “free jazz” to noise-scapes to experimental pop. Give it a listen if you’re so inclined. Thanks! https://vpsounds.bandcamp.com/album/the-golden-tint-ep
Thomasville, NC. Rehearsed in an apple barn near some horses. https://soundleague.bandcamp.com/album/space-b
I’m throwing together aSpotify playlist dedicated to hidden gems of experimental jazz. If anyone has suggestions ESPECIALLY if it’s your own music, please chuck them in the comments! Thanks!
Hey all if you’re in Chicago and looking for something to do tonight, stop by Marz brewing in the Bridgeport neighborhood. It’s free, and the beers are amazing! We’ll be starting at 9. Hope to see you there.
Los Angeles free jazz