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From the U.S.: Giorgi Mikadze, pianist, arranger and orchestrator, performs Michael Jackson’s Love Never Felt So Good at the Berklee Performance Center (BPC) studio with a live ensemble. Love Never Felt So Good was composed by Paul Anka.

November 10, 2014

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Tags: 21 Summit Productions, Alex Rodríguez, Alliz Nicholas, Alto Sax, assistant recording engineer, Avery Baliotta, Balam García, Bass, Berklee College of Music, Berklee Performance Center, BPC, Brian Plautz, cello, Chuks Okpu, Cosimo Boni, Dan Lay, Dorsey Minns, Drums, ensemble, Fabrizio Cavallaro, french horn, GIorgi Mikadze, Guitar, Jared Yee, Jina An, Jonathan Wyner, Joyce Cheung, Julian Dessler, Justin Lee, Love Never Felt So Good, Lydia Yu-Lin Wang, lyrics, M Works Studios, Marco Echeverría, mastering engineer, Mauricio Bernal, Michael Jackson, mixing engineer, Neal Rosenthal, Nicolas Sylvestre, orchestra, Percussion, Piano, Pietro Milanesi, production manager, rap, recording engineer, Roman Soto, Rosy Timms, Ryan Easter, Ryunee Ryun, Sadie Currey, Sergio Maestre, Shachar Ziv, Simon Katz, Sophia Christopher, stage crew, Steve Nichols, Tamper Tehran, Tenor Sax, Tim Reynolds, trombone, trumpet, Viola, Violin, Zack Rapp
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From Japan: The Michael Brecker Quindectet performs Timbuktu at Tokyo’s Blue Note, 2004. Featuring Michael Brecker (saxophone), Gil Goldstein (piano, accordion) Alex Sipiagin (trumpet), Petr Gordon (french horn), Robin Eubanks (trombone), Bob Sheppard (flute), Dan Willis (double reeds), Roger Rosenberg (bass clarinet, baritone), Joyce Hammon (violin), Meg Okura (viola), David Edggar (cello), Adam Rogers (guitar), Boris Koslov (bass), Antonio Sanchez (drums), and Danny Sadwick (percussion).

February 17, 2013

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Tags: 2004, Accordion, Adam Rogers, Alex Sipiagin, Antonio Sanchez, Baritone, Bass, bass clarinet, Blue Note, Bob Sheppard, Boris Koslov, cello, Dan Willis, Danny Sadwick, David Edggar, Double Reeds, Drums, Flute, french horn, Gil Goldstein, Guitar, Japan, Joyce Hammon, Meg Okura, Michael Brecker Quindectet, Percussion, Petr Gordon, Piano, Robin Eubanks, Roger Rosenberg, saxophone, Timbuktu, Tokyo, trombone, trumpet, Viola, Violin
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From the U.S.: Falkreations Records releases two new titles by Ahmed Radaydeh – Inferno (featuring guitar, cello, synths and percussion) and Human Condition (featuring oud) – PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW.

February 26, 2012

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Tags: Ahmed Radaydeh, cello, Falkreations Music, Guitar, new release, Oud, Percussion, synths
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From Sweden: Lars Danielsson and Tarantella perform Both Sides Now, Pegasus and Traveller’s Defence at Jazz Baltica in 2010. Featuring Lars Danielsson (bass, cello), Leszek Możdżer (piano), John Parricelli (guitar), Mathias Eick (trumpet), and Magnus Öström (drums).

February 10, 2012

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Tags: 2010, Bass, Both Sides Now, cello, Drums, Guitar, Jazz Baltica, John Parricelli, Lars Danielsson, Leszek Możdżer, Magnus Öström, Mathias Eick, Pegasus, Piano, Sweden, Traveller's Defence, trumpet
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