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Beautiful Lives: New AV Picks From the Knox County Public Library

In Shelf Life by Chris BarrettApril 22, 2015leave a COMMENT

Jimmy Greene Beautiful Life (Mack Avenue, 2014) This new release of straight-ahead, small-group jazz is recommendable sans foreknowledge. Alas, a tragic backstory generates a lot of this record’s power, so …

Something Else!!!: New Additions to Knox County Public Library’s AV Collection

In Shelf Life by Chris BarrettApril 15, 2015leave a COMMENT

Avishai Cohen Dark Nights (Anzic Records) This is a pretty perfect record, with highly improvised trio, quartet, and quintet arrangements led by young trumpeter/composer Avishai Cohen. Bassist Omer Avital and …

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Ears Wide Open: Big Ears Selections From Knox County Public Library

In Shelf Life by Chris BarrettMarch 26, 2015leave a COMMENT

Calling all Big Ears. Knox County Public Library’s Sights and Sounds collection presents a tasting menu of sumptuous sounds representative of this week’s visiting artists. Come and get it. Read …

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BIG EARS 2015: Kronos Quartet

In Cover Stories, Music Stories by Chris BarrettMarch 25, 2015leave a COMMENT

On a mid-February evening, David Harrington, first violinist and founder of Kronos Quartet, politely accepts a scheduled phone call, and even more politely delays the intended conversation with a digression …

Black Gold: Prime A/V Picks From Your Friendly Public Library

In Shelf Life by Chris BarrettMarch 11, 2015leave a COMMENT

February has come and gone, alas. It remains impressive that Knox County Public Library can herald Black History Month simply by re-arranging precious favorites long on hand. Here are just …

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