Sonny Rollins

Sunny Moon for Two

Lust for Life

Theme from Tchaikovsky's Symphony Pathetique

Ballad Medley

I Got It Thad

Like Someone In Love

Sea Ahead

Come Spring

Anna May

En Dous Pasos

The Stolen Key

6 AM

Justin Gibbon and guests bring the tradition of Sunday jazz sessions out of their home stereo rooms and into The Orthodrome - to be transmitted to your own personal listening environment. 
May 2021 special Guest: Carl Ritger [ @c_ritger ]

Listen live, 1st Sundays, 12-2PM ET on www.greatcircles.net

~~~Tracklist~~~
___Carl Ritger___
Charles Camilleri - Visions: Realization 2
Yusef Lateef - High Life
Stanley Cowell Trio - Ibn Mukhtarr Mustapha
McCoy Tyner - Survival Blues
Jack DeJohnette - Picture 2
Herbie Hancock - Rain Dance
Sun Ra - Constellation
___Justin Gibbon___
Sun Ra - Neptune
Archie Shepp - O.C.
Claude Delcloo & Arthur Jones - Africanasia Part 1 [excerpt]
Ralph Towner - Nimbus
Heinz Lieb - For Ryo
Barefield/Holland/Tabbal Trio - IOCAB [live][excerpt]
Don Cherry - Symphony for Improvisors
Doug Carn - The Messenger
Eddie Harris - Tel Eco Teco No.2
Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Celestial Bliss

SONNIG w/ Justin Gibbon - 02May2021

Dr. John Mills', Professor of both Composition and Jazz Saxophone at The University of Texas at Austin, arranged this version of Horace Silver's "Nica's Dream" for the jazz saxophone studio.  The featured soloist on this track is Master's Student Ian Henderson on tenor saxophone.

Nica's Dream (arranged by John Mills)

Philadelphia-based label, Internet radio and streaming A/V sessions. We document the grit. Label distributed in UK by Rudadub / rest of world by Complete Distribution. 

GRCR-001 - Jason Carr - Athletic [12"]
GRCR-002 - Tony G - Tous la Part le Même Sort [12"]
GRCR-003 - _moonraker - m_type [12"]
GRCR-004 - _moonraker  - remota instruere [12"]
GRCR-005 - Westov Temple - Messiah Drugs [12"]
GRCR-006 - Dan Trevitt - The Missing [12"]
GRCR-007 - Dan Trevitt / Westov Temple  - 2.2 mi [12"]
GRCR-008 - M//R - Gathering Response Data [12"]
GRCR-009 - Chaperone - P O N D [12"]
GRCR-010 - Mid-Atlantic Death [2x12" label comp] 
GRCR-011 - WOLF DEM - Hydrophobia [12"]
GRCR-012 - THRIVE - Nested Structure [12"]
GRCR-013 - Prefix Moniker  - Plasmas [LP]
GRCR-014 - Chaperone  - Snapback Balaclava [12"] 
GRCR-015 - M//R - Among The Methods [LP] 
GRCR-016 - Heckadecimal - Murder Tape  [12"]
GRCR-017 - Radere - I Do Not Want What I Have [LP]
GRCR-018 - M//R - Forever Intended [DIGI]
GRCR-019 - WOLF DEM - Chatter From A Dying Planet [DIGI]
GRCR-020 - Westov Temple - What's Left [DIGI]

The Jazz Studies Program at UT-Austin offers a unique and comprehensive curriculum for the serious jazz musician. A distinguished faculty works closely with students to create a learning environment which is both productive and inspiring, recognizing that the most valuable asset of a successful jazz program is its quality of experience, not merely its size. At UT-Austin a remarkably high level of faculty/student interaction is made possible by an admissions policy that limits enrollment to a select group of the most promising musicians. The faculty guides its students toward complete instrumental mastery with a strong emphasis on individual artistic expression, always toward the ultimate aim of the program — to develop performers and composers who will be among the future elite of jazz musicians.

The collective teaching experience and artistic range of the UT Jazz Faculty offers students expertise in every facet of jazz study. Among these respected educators are specialists on each of the major jazz instruments and composition. In addition to their teaching energies, faculty jazz artists pursue a wide range of creative endeavors at the regional, national and international levels — as performers, composers, authors and clinicians. The major awards won by students of the UT Jazz program and the career successes of its accomplished alumni are a testament to the faculty’s dedication to the development of young talent to its full potential.

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