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Cecil Percival Taylor (March 25, 1929 – April 5, 2018) was an American pianist and poet.Taylor was classically trained and was one of the pioneers of free jazz. His music is characterized by an energetic, physical approach, resulting in complex improvisation often involving tone clusters and intricate polyrhythms. His technique has been compared to percussion.
Practical Faith Academy, Season 6, Episode 7 - Kevin Taylor, Listening For and Following God's Voice
Kevin Taylor is a pastor who also has an extensive career in business leadership. He has allowed God to direct him in new ways in both career settings. Rev. Taylor joins this episode of the Practical Faith Academy to discuss how we can discern God’s will and how we can reach beyond our own preferen…
Guessing Genesis Songs in One Second??
It's our 150th episode! It's out sixth anniversary and as we head into our seventh year, we thank all of our amazing artists for such great chats, and stunning insights into their musical universes. We also send love to all of our listeners, patrons, and supporters for making this one of the longes…
Krystall Klear And The Buells - Ready For The 90's
Bassist Buell Neidlinger was born on March 2, 1936, in New York City. At the age of nineteen he joined Cecil Taylor’s group. In 1959, he played with Jimmy Giuffre, opening for Ornette Coleman at the Five Spot. He sat in with Ornette sometimes when my father couldn’t make the gig. Buell soon grew ti…
Practical Faith Academy - Season 6, Episode 8 - John Englehart Jr., Faithfulness During Our Work Weeks
John Englehart Jr. is a Human Resources leader, coach, trainer, and Christian author whose work explores humanity at work, faith in the everyday, and the importance of leading well in the places that matter most. Englehart joins this episode of the Practical Faith Academy to discuss how we can appl…
Americana Sam | Making Music Without a Map: Matt Glassmeyer & Slow Accordion
On this episode of Vinyl Community Podcasts, host Sam St. John (Americana Sam) sits down with Nashville multi-instrumentalist Matt Glassmeyer for a fascinating conversation about improvisation, analog recording, musical creativity, and his new supergroup Slow Accordion.
Featuring Glassmeyer alongs…
World of Jazz 808
On this edition we have a selection of new releases from a wide variety of jazz stylings together with a classic live recording of Cecil Taylor from 1962.
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Dennis Mitcheltree “911” from Seeing Red (Dengor Music) 00:00
Michael Sarian “The Eyes of Parajanov” from In This Desert (Bur…
Practical Faith Academy - Season 6, Episode 9 - Ingrid Hanson-Popp, Dealing With Aging Parents
Ingrid Hanson-Popp is a professional pianist, author, speaker and caregiving advocate. Hanson-Popp became an unexpected expert in adult caregiving when her mother's health declined, thrusting her into a world she felt unprepared to navigate. While juggling career and family responsibilities, she di…
Practical Faith Academy – Season 6, Episode 10 – Donald Williams, Faith, Purpose, and Generational Change
Donald Williams is a Christian author, musician, and educator who shares his experiences as illustrations how following God’s will shapes your life.
The Practical Faith Academy Podcast from Cecil Taylor Ministries presents guests who have important things to say about putting your faith into pract…
Jazz
Double bassist Robert Black shares some of his stories of working with Cecil Taylor, Ornette Coleman, Henry Threadgill, Don Byron, and Brian Eno.
Everything Is Everything: Steven E. Jones on Tom Wilson & the Magic of 1966
“When Dylan was booed, at the festivals or on tour, even over in England — some of that was Tom Wilson’s fault.” — Steven E. Jones
Five years ago, the Los Angeles based Ron Brownstein came on the show to argue that 1974 was the greatest year in American cultural history. Steven E. Jones has a riv…
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