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In this Issue

Happy New Year!

In a Letter from the Director, John Gilbreath thanks donors, sponsors, and other collaborators. He also discusses the planned concerts for the 2016 Earshot Jazz Festival.

Notes

Notes in this issue feature Seattle Office of Arts & Culture Youth Arts Projects, Artist Trust Fellowships, Seattle-Kobe Female Jazz Vocalist Auditions, Earshot Jazz Spring Series, and the 48th Annual University of Idaho Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival.

In One Ear

This In One Ear segment discusses CityArtist Projects Awardees Daniel Barry, Steve Griggs, Robin Holcomb, Wayne Horvitz, Christopher Icasiano, Jessica Kenneu, Paul Kikuchi, Greg Sinibaldi, and Paul Taub. The Steve Griggs projects Listen to Seattle and Songs of Unsung Seattle are also featured.

Mike Daugherty: Keep Listening

This profile introduces Mike Daugherty and his work as a drummer on the Seattle Jazz scene. He has worked with several different groups over the last 15 years, focusing on traditional and hot jazz. Written by Caitlin Peterkin.

Nels Cline & Julian Lage

This is a preview for Nels Cline and Julian Lage in concert to present their latest guitar duo album, Room. Written by Jeff Janeczko.

Earshot Jazz January Concerts

This is a preview for the concerts of Michael Bisio with Joe McPhee, Gary Hammon, Brian Kent, and Artis the Spoonman at Brad’s Swingside Cafe.

Bisio Celebrates Brad’s Swingside Café

Mike Bisio discusses the closure of Brad’s Swingside Cafe and previews upcoming concerts at the venue when he performs with Joe McPhee, Gary Hammon, Brian Kent, and Artis the Spoonman on different nights.

Choice, Recent Local Releases

Earshot Jazz reviews the albums Homegrown by the Jason Parker Quartet, Episodes IV-VI by the Rich Pellegrin Quintet, and the self-titled Sequoia album. Reviews written by Andrew Luthringer.

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