#Jon Neher

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Sunday 9 July 2023 4:30 pm Mixtape 334 “Gloss Healing”

2023-07-09

Ambient drone instrumental sleep spanning 32 years of ambient.

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Jogging House-Gloss-00:00

Billow Observatory-Pankalia-05:31

sun electric-Castor & Pollux - Live-09:25

Epic45-Through Frosted Glass-13:01

Pepo Galan, Sita Ostheimer-Distance-15:34

Sigur Rós-Takk…-18:00

The Orb-Spanish Castles In Space-19:32

Tetsu Inoue-Background Story-25:52

Jon Neher, Michael Scott Dawson-End Notes-29:18

Segue-West Coast Rain-33:13

Pete Lazonby-Sacred Cycles - Healing Mix-38:01

Susumu Yokota-Tobiume-42:49

Umber-Tomorrow We'll Throw Out Some Old Shoes-47:00

Desolate-Follow Suit-50:48

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Peace Flag Ensemble - Astral Plains - jazzy New Age, RIYL Gondwana Records

Peace Flag Ensemble are a free jazz collective from Saskatchewan. Their sophomore LP, Astral Plains, arrives July 18 via We Are Busy Bodies. The group’s 2021 debut Noteland was described as “akin to getting stuck in a sensory deprivation tank with Keith Jarrett.” By contrast Astral Plains opens up, offering spacious and blue-sky arrangements and production. Perhaps it’s closer to laying in a prairie field looking for animals in the clouds with Mark Hollis. Peace Flag Ensemble brings together a curious range of artistic backgrounds from studied players to left-field experimentalists. Their recordings are a pastiche of improvisation, composition, and collage. Centered around Jon Neher’s piano improvisations and Travis Packer’s electric bass, Astral Plains sees the collective expanded in both size and sound with the addition of percussionist Michael Thievin and contributions from guests including Patrick Shiroishi and Nick Walters. It was produced and mixed by ambient artist Michael Scott Dawson, who also provides subtle electronics, guitars, and field recordings. Paul Gutheil and Dalton Lam, on saxophone and trumpet respectively, provide linear and melodic passages tempered by restraint. They also allow Dawson to recontextualize their contributions through effects and tape manipulation. The result is a nuanced and joyous record that finds clarity through experimentation. This project is funded in part by FACTOR, the Government of Canada and Canada’s private radio broadcasters.

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Güncel modern kompozisyon kayıtlarından bir seçki // A selection of recent modern composition recordings. Download

01 – William Ryan Fritch – Gut Level 02 – Hauschka – Curious 03 – Bruno Bavota – The Night Of 04 – Jon Neher & Michael Scott Dawson – The Young Winter 05 – Julia Kent – Imbalance 06 – Mary Lattimore – Mary, You Were Wrong 07 – Aukai – La Joya 08 – Matthew Burtner – Sound Cast Of Matanuska Glacier (excerpt) 09 – Bruno Sanfilippo – Doll 10 – Sylvain Chauveau – Soñando 11 – Guy Sigsworth – Anicca 12 – Sjors Mans – Without You 13 – Ô Lake – Holocene

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440: A Look Back at 2017

We take a look back at all the guests we've featured in 2017 on Contrabass Conversations plus thoughts for the future of the show. 

Here's the list (in order of appearance):

Adam Booker

Jeff Bradetich

Brandino

Dan Styffe

David Heyes

Eric Steffens

Kevin Brown

Composed Documentary

Ted Botsford

Sean Perrin

Bernard O'Neill

Emilio Guarino

Tracy Rowell

Patrick Neher

Audition Breakthrough Summit

Enrico Fagone

Marcos Machado

Andrew Hitz

John Feeney

Daniel Kimbro

Wes Thompson

Miles Mosley

Michael Valerio

Artem Chirkov

Steve Metcalf

Nick Villalobos

Ranaan Meyer

Paul Cannon

Clair Condit

Randy Kertz

Nicholas Walker

Don Greene

Bob Nieske

Normand Guilbeault

Matt Ulery

David Arend

Jon McCullough-Benner

Tim Dilenschneider

Andrew Pedersen

Heather Miller Lardin

Joey Naeger

Derek Jones

Tom Mendel

James VanDemark

Gary Karr

David Gage

David Neubert

Gaelen McCormick

Curtis Burris

Rick Jones

Jon Liebman

John Davis

Kieran Hanlon

Gahlord Dewald

Jennifer Bradbury

Louis Levitt

Rebecca Lawrence

Stuart Pearce

Jessica Valls

Lyris Hung

Alexis Cuadrado

Seth Kimmel

Dennis Whittaker

Jonathan Glawe

Matt Waters

Dennis Tobenski

Nick Mainella

Larry Grenadier

Lucia Turino

Caroline Emery

Benedict Puglisi

Susan Cahill

Gary Peacock

Jeff Denson

Jennifer Rosenfeld

Todd Parks

Orin O'Brien

John Goldsby

Max Dimoff

Miles Brown

Zach Rowden

Brian Perry

Jack Unzicker

Kate Jones

Bassinova Quartet

Chris Fitzgerald

Patricia Weitzel

Kurt Morrow

Caitlyn Kamminga

Charles Chandler

Elsen Price

John Grillo

Marlene Rosenberg

Scott Lang

Alexandra Scott

Milton Masciadri

George and Tom Martin

Gene Perla

Mark Dresser

Hans Sturm

Susan Wulff

Catalin Rotaru

Karl Fenner

Eric Revis

Carmen Rodriguez

Patrick Charton

Diego Zecharies

Anthony Manzo

Nash Tomey

Leigh Mesh

Kevin Smith

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#285 a long time ago

listen on mixcloud Charles Ditto - In Human Terms - Bush Charles Ditto - In Human Terms - World Anthem Ross Goldstein - The Eighth House - City of Rocks Ross Goldstein - The Eighth House - La Junta Ross Goldstein - The Eighth House - Unlimited Dream Company Tomas Nordmark - Eternal Words - Speaking Ayn Sof - Sodden Curve - Slow Decay Delia Derbyshire Appreciation Society - Wow And Flutter - The Fireflies of Manhatten Jon Neher & Michael Scott Dawson - Nothing Is On Fire - Be Here Now Jon Neher & Michael Scott Dawson - Nothing Is On Fire - Mono, Ontario Michio Mamiya - Grave of the Fireflies - Ending

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Nice review from "Drifting, Almost Falling"

https://driftingalmostfalling.wordpress.com/2020/03/14/nymphalida-a_d_a-sarah-page-constantina-jon-neher-and-michael-scott-dawson/

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Ambient pop served chilled from Regina duo Orphan Mothers (Jon Neher and Eden Rohatensky). With Yours Truly they create a textured soundscape driven by boisterous beats and cool confident vocal delivery. Fall under the spell of this track pulled from their intense EP titled Hindsight able to stream and download via their Bandcamp!

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New Post has been published on Gegsy

New Post has been published on http://www.gegsy.com/orphan-mothers/

ORPHAN MOTHERS

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Sounds like: Purity Ring, CHVRCHES, Annabel Jones

Jon Neher and Eden Rohatensky are the two halves that make up Orphan Mothers. Both are involved in the Regina music scene and recently joined forces to create chill electronic beats. Earlier in 2014 they released their first single, Towers, which is a song that transfixes the listener in a paralysis of intense emotion. It's that good! Eden works as a Full-Stack engineer for her day job, but she's been making music for a while under the alias Eden the Cat. She keeps up with her fans through her regular YouTube videos and also is the cohost of a regular podcast. Jon is a TA at the University of Regina and back as a student, he would write for the local campus paper, The Carillon. He's always had an ear for music and you can really see it in his works. Towers is just the first stroke of this duo's masterpiece. They're working on an album and as always, we at Gegsy will let you know the moment it drops!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-uKbCBm_2I

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Peace Flag Ensemble - Noteland - pastoral jazz group citing Keith Jarrett and Mark Hollis as influences (We Are Busy Bodies)

Peace Flag Ensemble is an experimental jazz collective from scattered points across Saskatchewan. Their debut album, Noteland, is available June 18, 2021 on We Are Busy Bodies. Noteland is an exercise in pure collaboration. Built around Jon Neher’s piano improvisations, it is free flowing in form and meter. Each member contributed freely but also remained open to having their playing completely recontextualized. Travis Packer’s electric bass is tightly moored to the piano while Dalton Lam and Paul Gutheil, trumpet and saxophone respectively, drift between melodic passages and textural elements. The album was produced by ambient artist Michael Scott Dawson, who also contributes electronics, guitars, and field recordings to the collective. The result is a pastiche of improvisation, composition, and collage that cycles through quiet moments of imperfection and discomfort followed by peaceful resolutions. It draws from such influences as Keith Jarrett and Mark Hollis. “Peace Flag Ensemble is the sum of its parts. Everyone leaned into their own intuition and inspiration. I think that kept us from limiting possibilities.” Dawson shares. “Sometimes that means a saxophone is reduced to just the crackle of a spit valve, sometimes it’s blurred into pastoral ambiance, and sometimes… well, sometimes it’s just a saxophone.” The genesis of the project is unlikely to be included in a canon of debaucherous music myths. Neher and Dawson connected at a book club. Bonding over 70s ECM, contemporary minimalists, and Musique concrete the two began to discuss collaborating. Somewhere between reading Her Body and Other Stories by Carmen Maria Machado and Murakami’s Killing Commendatore, their ambitions morphed into a jazz collective. Reflecting on the outcome, Neher states “This record really allowed us to explore so many kinds of spontaneity while still crafting and polishing a finished work; that is a rare treat in improvised music.”