An Interview With Anat Cohen

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  • Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
  • The legendary clarinetist, Anat Cohen, sits down in the pod suite with Peter Martin to discuss their long journeys in jazz music.
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  • @Bati_
    @Bati_ 2 роки тому +3

    Anat Cohen is such an incredible musician and a lovely human being… I love her open-mindedness as well such that she is also interested in covering a wide range of styles including her very creative organic renditions of electronic music: Her interpretation of the one and only Flying Lotus’ Putty Boy Strut is awe-inspiring! Not to mention her wonderful contributions in the jazz supergroup ARTEMIS. I like the connection that their name is associated with the Temple of Artemis which is located in modern-day Turkey. Huge respect and love from Turkey!

  • @carlosprediger1922
    @carlosprediger1922 3 місяці тому

    Great musical talk !!! Really enjoyed it !

  • @krissaxen3082
    @krissaxen3082 10 місяців тому +1

    I really love this record, such a great musicianship!

  • @peterbunnett
    @peterbunnett Рік тому

    Çompletely d e lightful.Definitely in the pocket. Her performance last week at sf jazz with guitarists was superb.

  • @meredithwalker3955
    @meredithwalker3955 Рік тому

    My absolute favorite is Anat playing “and the world weeps” with Paquito deRivera !!❤

  • @DojoOfCool
    @DojoOfCool 2 роки тому

    Thank you OS I was aware of Anat Cohen, but thanks to OS and the Artimus Listening Sess' and other videos and such with Anat has opened me to her fantastic music and playing.

  • @Franciobr
    @Franciobr 2 роки тому

    The new album is amazing! Outstanding musicians and the rare combination of instruments gives it such a refreshing sound (vibraphone S2). Loved the renditions of Boto, Frevo and Palhaço :)

  • @teelurizzo8542
    @teelurizzo8542 2 роки тому

    Anat Cohen, great clarinets and saxophonist, she is really great player at many styles including Brazilian ones like Choro - there you go, 'Quartetinho'. Gonna check it out.