Dalachinsky/Bisio/Perlman @ the bushwick series
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At the bushwick improvised music series11/27/17

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HARLEM: Solo Jazz Battle Finals
10:42
HARLEM: Solo Jazz Battle Finals

Finalists: Kirill Rodionov (1st place!) Alina Sokulska, Evgeniia Zlatina, Yana Sanamyants, Nejc Zupan music: Professor Cunningham and his Old School

Super Sunday
04:10
Super Sunday

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Steampunk Riders, by Tess Tyler
03:41
Steampunk Riders, by Tess Tyler

Steampunk Riders, written and conducted by Jeeni Ambassador Tess Tyler, London Symphony Orchestra

Leaving It All Behind - James Hawken
03:22
Leaving It All Behind - James Hawken

Do you ever feel like you've had enough? You need to make changes in your life? I felt like this and as usual, sat at the piano. I used the instrument to 'reset' my frame of mind, as a bridge from one life experience to another. The result is an expressive, dynamic piece full of changes of pace and touch. The overall effect instilling an air of calm and closing of a chapter. It's mood is also positive and conveys a feeling of optimism for the future.

HARLEM: Solo Jazz Battle Finals
10:42
HARLEM: Solo Jazz Battle Finals

Finalists: Kirill Rodionov (1st place!) Alina Sokulska, Evgeniia Zlatina, Yana Sanamyants, Nejc Zupan music: Professor Cunningham and his Old School


Super Sunday
04:10
Super Sunday

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Steampunk Riders, by Tess Tyler
03:41
Steampunk Riders, by Tess Tyler

Steampunk Riders, written and conducted by Jeeni Ambassador Tess Tyler, London Symphony Orchestra


Leaving It All Behind - James Hawken
03:22
Leaving It All Behind - James Hawken

Do you ever feel like you've had enough? You need to make changes in your life? I felt like this and as usual, sat at the piano. I used the instrument to 'reset' my frame of mind, as a bridge from one life experience to another. The result is an expressive, dynamic piece full of changes of pace and touch. The overall effect instilling an air of calm and closing of a chapter. It's mood is also positive and conveys a feeling of optimism for the future.