Welcome to the latest episode of Harmonious World, in which I interview musicians about how their music helps make the world more harmonious.

This time, I am joined by award-winning vocalist Deelee Dube, who I chatted with in a coffee bar in South East London. It was a joy to find out about her musical journey and I hope you enjoy listening in.

Thanks to Deelee for allowing me to share some of her tracks alongside our conversation.

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Pianist Simon Mulligan joins me for the latest episode of Harmonious World. A transatlantic performer, Simon is British but lives in the United States. It was a delight to be introduced to him by friend of the podcast William Susman, and I interviewed Simon just around the corner from the 606 Club in London's Chelsea Harbour.

Thanks to Simon for allowing me to share some of his tracks alongside our conversation.

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This is, coincidentally, the third in a series of episodes featuring past guests and it's been another fascinating opportunity to chat with a musician about their life and work both during and following the pandemic. With pianist and composer Craig Urquhart, I was able to actually discuss the album - Renewal - which was released in 2023 but written in 2022, around the time we spoke for the first time.

Although our first conversation was online, this one was live in a coffee bar in Berlin and it was such a delight.

Thank you to Craig for allowing me to play a couple of tracks from Renewal, and please do check out my blog, where there is a review.

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This is another repeat conversation for Harmonious World, as musicians around the world continue to produce exciting new music.  My guest for the first episode of 2023 is violinist Matthew J Detrick, who is discussing his project Apollo Chamber Players.

The latest album from Apollo Chamber Players is Moonstrike, featuring music composed by Jennifer Higdon, Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate and Pierre Jalbert. You can hear my previous conversation with Matthew in episode 82 and with Jerod in episode 68.

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Welcome to 2023! I hope it brings us all immense happiness and more peace that most of us found at times in 2022.

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The latest episode of Harmonious World - the last one for 2022 - features my second  conversation with guitarist Yuri Liberzon. I hesitate to call him a classical guitarist and you'll hear why.

This second conversation takes us on a journey through the works of composer Konstantin Vassiliev and Yuri's album of Vassiliev's guitar works that cross genres and include elements of contemporary classical, jazz and traditional Russian folk music.

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Coincidentally, this interview with American conductor Garrett Keast appears exactly a year since our last episode together. 27 December seems to be our anniversary! In this conversation, we catch up on some of the exciting plans for the Berlin Academy of American Music in 2023 (and 2024 ....).

This second conversation gives me the chance to feature more of the music form the BAAM 2021 album Transatlantic.

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I'm catching up on some of the great conversations I've had in recent weeks: this time it's another duo - songwriters Dizzy and Fay.

The website includes lots of videos and links to their album - Hooked - which is beautiful.

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Piano and guitar duo Ross Stanley and Chris Allard joined me for the latest episode of Harmonious World.

Their album - Tortugas - came out in July and it's been a delight to listen to in preparation for this conversation.

To hear the whole album (and some extra tracks), join us all at London's 606 Club on 24 January.

For those of you wanting to catch up on Ross's work with Trish Clowes that we discuss, you can find out more about their duo here.

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I'm joined by Greek drummer, now based in London, Billy Pod for the latest episode of Harmonious World.

I've been loving listening to Billy's latest album - Quintessence - and it was a pleasure to chat with him.

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Welcome to the latest episode of Harmonious World, featuring a conversation with guitarist and composer Peter Janson.

Getting To Here is a collection of self-penned tracks and arrangements of classics (including Chick Corea's Spain) featuring Peter on solo jazz guitar.

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I hope you enjoy this episode of Harmonious World as much as I enjoyed the conversation. Drummer and composer Peter Kogan has produced a stunning album and it was a pleasure to chat with him.

Just Before Midnight features a selection of ensembles with Peter at the core and you really need to hear the whole collection of tracks to get a full sense of the breadth of the playing from all involved, and the compositions of Peter himself.

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Happy Thanksgiving to all my American friends. In one of my favourite episodes, you can hear me this time in conversation with pianist and composer Marina Arsenijevic.

We discuss Marina's Serbian American background and especially one of her most recent compositions and recordings, the absolutely wonderful Tesla Rhapsody.

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Once more, I'm joined by a previous guest. This time it's pianist Marina Arsenijevic, who has an album out that celebrates her obsession with Chopin.

Marina and I discuss her recording technique, future works and - of course - her obsession with Chopin and how it resulted in this album: Chopin Obsession.

Thank you to Marina for allowing me to play a selection of the pieces recorded on this album - maybe you'll recognise some snatches.

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In a highly topical episode, Harmonious World this time features a selection of music, including one piece composed by Peter Boyer to remember the fallen during the First World War.

Peter's fourth album of orchestral music features the London Symphony Orchestra in a selection of his works, including Balance of Power.

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As this episode of Harmonious World begins, you can hear the piano of Ammiel Bushakevitz and the simply extraordinary voice of American tenor Timothy Fallon, who joins me for this conversation.

Timothy and Ammiel's latest album - Crepuscolo - is a collection of the songs of Ottorino Respighi. Our conversation ranges across the album, Timothy's background, Vienna and his award-winning collaboration with Ammiel.

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The latest episode of Harmonious World features composer, producer and performer David Vito Gregoli.

David's latest album is a collaboration with double Grammy winner Ricky Kej. Wild Monsoon is an eclectic, mesmerising collection and this is an interesting discussion of how the music came into being.

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I was delighted to discuss the album 'The Paper Lined  Shack' for this episode of Harmonious World with composer Jeff Beal.

The two collections - The Paper Lined Shack and Things Unseen  - are disparate but beautiful compositions and somewhat cinematic. My discussions with Jeff Beal cover the composition, recording and his musical background. I hope you enjoy listening in. 

Thanks to Jeff for allowing me to play extracts from The Paper Lined Shack and Things Unseen alongside our conversation.

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For this episode of Harmonious World I am joined by sax player Derrick Michaels and bassist Zachary Swanson: two-thirds of Trio Xolo.

If you're unfamiliar with free-flowing improvisation, the Trio Xolo  latest album - In Flower, In Song  - is a great place to start. The combination of bass, percussion and sax brings a sense of music that captures the moment in which it is performed. I enjoyed discussing the album with Derrick and Zachary and hope you enjoy listening in.

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The first episode of season 10 of Harmonious World features an interview with pianist and composer Ben Raznick.

Ben's latest album - Birds of a Feather  - includes classic piano tracks alongside some original compositions. Our conversation includes much about his music and a slight deviation into discussion of Denver, the city Ben currently calls home and where the album was recorded.

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I'm grateful to pianist Ben Raznick for asking me about my sax playing. I thought it would make an interesting trailer for season 10, which starts this week.

The first guest for season 10 will be Ben, talking about his new album Birds of a Feather. In this trailer, you can hear his composition Barcelona Tango-Rag, which feels like it should be my new theme tune!

First, you can hear a brief update of my life as a sax player, including mention of both NYJO and The Style Council.

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Not only have I interviewed composer and pianist Ross Lorraine for the latest episode of Harmonious World, but I was fortunate enough to attend the album launch and hear these songs performed live.

Heart of Mine features some extraordinary musicians, including singers Claire Martin, Ian Shaw and Luca Manning.  My conversation with Ross discusses the composition process, as well as how delighted Ross is with the interpretations of his songs by this impressive cast.

Thanks to Ross for allowing me to play extracts from Heart of Mine alongside our conversation.

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The latest episode of Harmonious World features a conversation with pianist and composer Darren Litzie.

My Horizon is Darren's debut album and it includes a selection of original tracks and especially the beautiful standard I Have Dreamed. If you're fortunate enough to be in Fairfield, Connecticut in October, you can catch the album launch.but meanwhile, I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Thanks to Darren for allowing me to play extracts from My Horizon alongside our conversation.

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If you're reading this while listening to the opening, I hope you are enjoying the wonderful music of violinist Pei-Wen Liao and pianist William Goldstein. This conversation really is about them sharing what they're best at - the concept at the heart of Harmonious World.

Pei-Wen and Bill's album is Brushstrokes: The intersection of Art and Music. In essence, this is composition in real-time, and each piece of music is then linked (after the recording) to an art work in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The composition process is fascinating and I hope you enjoy our conversation.

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A delightful second episode with composer Peter Boyer: this time celebrating the release of his Rhapsody in Red, White & Blue on Naxos records, featuring Jeffrey Biegel (piano) and the London Symphony Orchestra.

Such a pleasure to chat with Peter and I hope you enjoy the brief snatches of the Rhapsody that he allowed me to use alongside our conversation. Please do listen to the whole piece, which celebrates the centennial of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.

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There's another UK artist in this episode of Harmonious World, as I speak to dynamic and creative pianist Gareth Williams.

Gareth's latest album is Short Stories  and it features some more legendary musicians on a thought-provoking collection of original and jazz standards. Our conversation took place in the heat of July and the rain is pouring as I'm editing this, but the music seems to fit with whatever season and weather surrounds us.

Thanks to Gareth for allowing me to play extracts from Short Stories alongside our conversation.

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This episode of Harmonious World sees me in conversation with singer songwriter and producer Gavin Holligan.

Gavin's album I Need A Song is out now and only available direct from the artist. In our conversation (along with contributions from a playful cat) we discuss his background, his joy of writing with a purpose and experimentation as an independent artist.

Thanks to Gavin for allowing me to play extracts from I Need A Song alongside our conversation.

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From the modern classical solo piano compositions of the last episode, I am joined for this episode of Harmonious World by Extended Trio. Their style of jazz draws upon their varied musical influences and this album is very much the fruit of the Covid-19 pandemic.

My discussions with Oscar Rossignoli, Matt Booth and Brad Webb cover their third album - Without Notice - together with their backgrounds and their musical influences, with some fascinating insights into the music and culture of New Orleans.

Thanks for the trio for allowing me to play extracts from two of the tracks alongside our conversation.

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This episode was a total delight - not only did I get to interview the pianist Nicolas Horvath, who is a Steinway Artist and a fascinating musician, but we were also discussing the compositions of William Susman. Bill and I chatted for episodes 16 and 31 of Harmonious World and he was generous enough to introduce me to Nicolas (virtually, at least).

These compositions on Quiet Rhythms Book 1 are stunning and Nicolas plays them with panache. Listen to the album if you can, but I hope you enjoy listening to the extracts you can hear before and after our conversation.

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Harmonica player Mathias Heise has brought his Quadrillion project back with an amazing album that is just so full of joy. It was great to talk to him about the album, lockdown and the delight in getting back to playing in front of a real audience.

Quadrillion is Danish jazz fusion at its finest, with fascinating harmonies that cheat the ear, alongside complex melodies and hard-hitting grooves.

Thanks to Mathias for a great chat and for allowing me to use clips from Quadrillion alongside our conversation.

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When I organised my interview with cellist Matt Haimovitz, Primavera II the rabbits had just been released. Now there's also Primavera III the vessels to add to the original Primavera I  the wind.

This is all just part of the massive Primavera Project, which will eventually include 81 world premieres for solo cello. Our conversation covers the inspiration behind the compositions, the recording process and what's coming next for the project. There are some remarkable videos to watch, too.

Thanks to Matt for a fascinating conversation and for allowing me to use clips from Primavera II the rabbits alongside our conversation.

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Acclaimed British jazz pianist Kit Downes joins me for the latest episode of Harmonious World. He's representing fellow trio members Petter Eldh and James Maddren to discuss their latest album, Vermillion.

Thanks to Kit for a fascinating conversation and for allowing me to use clips from Vermillion alongside our conversation.

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This is the second episode with guest Aleksi Glick, who I first spoke to in December 2020. He joins me this time on Harmonious World to discuss his solo album - Guitar and Me - which is out now.

Thanks to Aleksi for a fascinating conversation and for allowing me to use clips from Guitar and Me alongside our conversation.

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Grammy-winner Danae Xanthe Vlasse joined me on Harmonious World to discuss Mythologies, which honours her own heritage with a collection of works inspired by Ancient Greek myths.

Thanks to Danae for a fascinating conversation and for allowing me to use clips from Mythologies alongside our conversation.

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After two years, it was great to interview cellist Inbal Segev about the third volume of her 20 for 2020 project that delightfully expands the repertoire with a set of brand new compositions.

In our conversation, we discuss 20 for 2020 Volume 3 and the new work that Inbal is doing, including a planned trip to London in October.

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It's incredible that my path has never crossed with that of Jeff Slate - we have mutual friends and musical experiences going back too long to calculate. It was a joy to chat with him about his album The Last Day of Summer, which is out now.

Alongside the conversation, you can hear extracts from The Last Day of Summer, and I hope you enjoy listening in.

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Singer Emma Smith has a lot to say - both musically and in the fascinating interview you can hear here.

Meshuga Baby is an extraordinary album, featuring several beautifully arranged standards and four tracks penned by Smith and pianist Jamie Safir. This conversation was a total delight and a great way to launch season 9 of Harmonious World.

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In a change of focus, the latest episode of Harmonious World is not about a new musical release, but rather a book on the topic of the music business. It's a second conversation with trombonist and Outside In Music founder and CEO Nick Finzer.

Create, Connect, Repeat is a fascinating book that provides a career strategy of building a live in a creative industry - any creative industry. In our conversation, Nick and I discuss the ways in which connect with your audience have changed and can be capitalised on by artists.

Thanks to Nick for allowing me to use clips alongside our conversation from one of my favourite tracks of his -  Evolutions of Perspective - which is musically and conceptually spot on for this topic.

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This episode of Harmonious World features a conversation with banjo virtuoso John Bullard, in which we discuss his 24 Preludes for Solo Banjo by Adam Larrabee.

The Preludes were commissioned by John and each one has a very different character. In our conversation, we discuss the order, which runs musically through Volume 1 and we have to wait for it to come full circle at the end of Volume 2, when that is released. In this work, John is aiming to expand the banjo's classical reach.

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While walking the streets of Paris at the end of May and beginning of June, I recorded a couple of brief excerpts. Nothing to do with music, but a little bonus. I may do more of these, but I won't be posting them on social media - well done if you found it and I hope you enjoy listening to these few minutes.

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I was joined by Italian guitarist and composer Simone Gubbiotti for the latest episode of Harmonious World.

Underdogs is both the name of the new album and the trio that includes bassist Davide Liberti and drummer Paolo Franciscone. The album includes soulful and frenetic jazz - something for everyone.

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British pianist, songwriter and arranger Alex Webb joined me in this latest episode of Harmonious World after I had heard the launch of the rather marvellous British Standard Time.

There's lots to love about this album, not least the collection of fine UK musicians playing Alex's arrangements of some fine tunes by a wide variety of British songwriters.

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Classical guitar has always felt a little strange to me, but I've now been introduced to the work of Jasmin Lacasse Roy and the chance to chat with him has completely changed my view.

Jasmin's latest album - Meteores - pays homage to Montreal's Mile End district and each of the ten tracks tells a different story and adds a little more perspective and colour.

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The latest episode of Harmonious World features Simeon Davis.

Simeon has a new album coming out soon, but for now, you can listen to the first single - Eden - as a teaser. We discussed the album and Simeon's path from growing up in South Africa to returning to his original homeland of America to study and work in music.

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I was joined for the latest episode by cellist Jennifer Kloetzel.

Jennifer's latest album - Beethoven : The Conquering Hero - is already one of my favourites of 2022. A stunning collecting of the great composers 'complete' works for cello, this three-album set includes five sonatas for Cello and Piano, three sets of variations and the Horn sonata for which the composer wrote a cello part. We had a lovely discussion about how Beethoven experimented with the instrument and the stunning results.

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Composer Sean Friar and Michael Mizrahi from NOW Ensemble joined me to talk about their new collaboration on Before and After.

This latest album is about enormous ideas and our own small place in the larger rhythm of the world, yet it is musically intimate. NOW Ensemble features flute, clarinet, double bass, piano and electric guitar and our conversation includes interesting debate about the genre of this music - and whether genre matters anyway.

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This is my second chat with record producer Dermot Rogers, around the new re-release of Louis The First from Irish guitarist Louis Stewart.

Alongside the conversation, you can hear extracts from Louis The First, as well as exciting news about plans for the future re-release of more work by this illustrious guitarist, who passed away eight years ago.

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Singer songwriter Sheila Simmenes joins me for this latest episode of Harmonious World, sharing her experience of writing an album, recording in Brazil and Norway, and then finding the right producer to polish it ready for release.

Love Was Easy blends a multitude of musical sounds from Sheila, who is well-known as a songwriter for international artists.

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I was pleased to be joined by conductor Gisele Ben-Dor for a chat about her latest album Cien Anos, which features the music of Piazzolla and Bandoneon player, arranger and composer Juanjo Mosalini.

Cien Anos is a wonderful album and it was fascinating talking to Gisele about the lack of exposure for Latin American music and how this album was recorded.

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After an unintentional hiatus, Harmonious World is back with saxist Viktor Haraszti.

Viktor has just released his first album - Equanimity - and it's well worth a listen. I hope you enjoy our conversation as well.

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