Vienna Live with Simeon Morrow - Weekly interactive Show

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Vienna Live with Simeon Morrow - Weekly interactive Show

Since the beginning of the Pandemic, every Wednesday, host Simeon Morrow interviews musicians, artists, academics, and entrepreneurs in an interactive show. Vienna Live: Showcasing humanity through every medium.

  1. Cliff Beach: Beach Please

    HACE 6 DÍAS

    Cliff Beach: Beach Please

    LOS ANGELES: soul-songwriter Cliff Beach's new album, Beach Please, is a 3-Part journey through romantic love, heartbreak, and finding your way to self-love. Inspired by the Maya Angelou quote “Freedom is belonging nowhere or to no one,” this Stevie Wonder-inspired album mulls over challenge facing all of us in the industrialized West: finding community and a sense of belonging. Come welcome Cliff to our show! As always, all information about upcoming shows may be found at www.simeonmorrow.com

    31 min
  2. Jason & Sean Mendelson: You’re Not Elected Charlie Brown

    6 NOV

    Jason & Sean Mendelson: You’re Not Elected Charlie Brown

    LOS ANGELES: Lee Mendelson Film Productions is thrilled to announce the release – for the first time ever – of the complete Vince Guaraldi soundtrack for You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown, the timeless 8th animated Peanuts® special, from writer and creator Charles Schulz, director Bill Melendez and producers Melendez and Lee Mendelson. Originally airing on October 29, 1972 on CBS-TV, the special is currently available for streaming on Apple TV+. Let’s welcome this special album’s producers, Jason & Sean Mendelson to our show! As always, all information about upcoming shows may be found at www.simeonmorrow.com

    27 min
  3. The Colors of My Life: A Cy Coleman Songbook

    3 NOV

    The Colors of My Life: A Cy Coleman Songbook

    NEW YORK CITY: When The Manhattan Transfer performed its final concert at Los Angeles’ Walt Disney Concert Hall last December, the event brought to a close one of the most storied chapters in vocal jazz history. Several months later, founding member Janis Siegel described her mindset as, “a kind of mourning,” while pianist and longtime musical director Yaron Gershovsky admitted to a deep sense of sadness. Not that the pair was at a loss for the next step on their musical journeys. Over drinks at the bar following a Transfer concert several years earlier, Siegel and Gershovsky discovered that both had worked with the revered songwriter Cy Coleman – Gershovsky as the vocal arranger for the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical City of Angels, Siegel as part of the all-star vocal ensemble for Coleman’s final collaboration with lyricists Alan and Marilyn Bergman at the Kennedy Center. That conversation soon evolved into a full-fledged project: The Colors of My Life: A Cy Coleman Songbook, available now from the Club44 label, features the duo’s spirited interpretations of ten favorite Coleman compositions! Come welcome Janis and Yaron to our show! As always, all information about upcoming shows may be found at www.simeonmorrow.com

    40 min
  4. Mauricio Morales: Seven Days

    27 OCT

    Mauricio Morales: Seven Days

    LOS ANGELES: bassist Mauricio Morales’ fourth album presents seven distinctive compositions for sextet, with sophisticated shifts in mood and musical structure. The music teems with intelligence as well as infectious melodic qualities, with deft, lushly harmonized lines for the front line of trombone, saxophone and guitar. In a mode of decidedly modern jazz which also manages to be easy on the ear and heart, the music also benefits from bold, integrated playing and soloing by his young allies from both the east and west coasts--connections made when the Mexican Morales lived and studied in Boston before settling in his current adopted hometown of Los Angeles. Come welcome Mauricio to our show! As always, all information about upcoming shows may be found at www.simeonmorrow.com

    37 min
  5. Pritesh Walia: Hopetown

    20 OCT

    Pritesh Walia: Hopetown

    LOS ANGELES: jazz guitarist extraordinaire Pritesh Walia releases Hopetown, a fresh and deep excursion into the neo-mainstream, clean-toned jazz guitar trio tradition. Hopetown, which features bassist Chris Worden and drummer Gen Yoshimura is available November 1st. Come welcome Pritesh to our show! As always, all information about upcoming shows may be found at www.simeonmorrow.com

    40 min
  6. Wayne Escoffery: Alone

    13 OCT

    Wayne Escoffery: Alone

    NEW YORK CITY: jazz saxophonist Wayne Escoffery reflects on love, loss, and solitude on his stunning new album, an atmospheric and haunting mood piece. Released in August via Smoke Sessions, Alone features a remarkable all-star quartet with pianist Gerald Clayton, bassist Ron Carter, and drummer Carl Allen. Come welcome Wayne to our show! As always, all information about upcoming shows may be found at www.simeonmorrow.com

    28 min
  7. Jakob Magnusson: Future Forecast

    6 OCT

    Jakob Magnusson: Future Forecast

    REYKJAVIK, ICELAND: neo-jazz keyboardist Jakob Magnússon has lived many lives that are a confluence of extraordinary musical talent, TV & film production work, environmental activism, and even a stint as the cultural attaché of the Icelandic embassy in London. His new musical project, Jack Magnet Science, is the latest endeavor in his rolodex of multi-hyphenism. The project is an amalgamation of members of the prolific Icelandic band Stuðmenn, which he co-founded, and top-call US-based jazz titans such as Peter Erskine (Weather Report) and Matthew Garrison (Shapeshifter). The future-forward ensemble has released their debut album, Future Forecast via Floki Studios. Let's welcome Jakob to our show! All information about upcoming shows is available at www.simeonmorrow.com

    29 min
  8. Patrik Aspers & Brian Epstein: What Makes a House a Home?

    29 SEPT

    Patrik Aspers & Brian Epstein: What Makes a House a Home?

    ST. GALLEN, SWITZERLAND: was the R&B singer Luther Vandross a sociologist? In his famous ballad, A House is Not a Home, he argues “a chair is still a chair, even when there’s no one sittin’ there [but] a house is not a home when there’s no one there to hold you tight”. Yes, Luther, the sociologist, just introduced us to ontology, or, the study of “what there is”. Today, ontology is making waves in the field of sociology and the world’s foremost economic sociologist, Patrik Aspers (University of St. Gallen), and metaphysics philosopher, Brian Epstein (Tufts University), join us to answer the question: what really makes a house a home? Come welcome Patrik and Brian to our show!

    32 min
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Since the beginning of the Pandemic, every Wednesday, host Simeon Morrow interviews musicians, artists, academics, and entrepreneurs in an interactive show. Vienna Live: Showcasing humanity through every medium.

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