WFMU: Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from October 30, 2021

Listener comments!
	🥁 2:00pm WR: Hello Dave. Looking forward to learning of Kaleigh Wilder, honored guest for today.
	2:01pm Dave Sewelson: yeah WR!
	2:04pm DavidJ: I’m liking this! Hi all!
	🥁 2:05pm fred: Hello Dave, Kaleigh and free listeners The drummer at a show yesterday had an "impro libre" T-shirt
	2:09pm Dave Sewelson: DavidJ and fred!
	2:12pm Dave Sewelson: thats a cool t-shirt fred....what show?
	2:16pm duke: Hi Dave, Kaleigh , Free-Worlders
	🥁 2:17pm WR: Okay, we learned a bit how y'all got to baritone. Bio blurb says classical trained, assuming that was at uni. What led to improv / experimental / heritage musics?
	2:19pm Dave Sewelson: duke....welcome
	🥁 2:21pm fred: @Dave: That was "Elg et la chimie". The drummer is also part of France Sauvage
	🥁 2:30pm WR: Nice. Thank you for the answers. Great that you reconnected to the freedom of inner child. Also great that the AACM and Sun Ra are part of the advanced curriculum. When I was in school, jazz band training was Stan Kenton. Of course I'm older than Dave.
	🥁 2:33pm fred: @WR: older? Do you have the beard to prove it?
	🥁 2:33pm WR: So old no more hair.
	2:35pm rw: Good morning!
	2:35pm Dave Sewelson: rw...welcome
	2:35pm rw: I'd put the CD in my car.
	2:35pm Dave Sewelson: i am older than dirt
	2:38pm rw: In fact... I may do just that.
	🥁 2:38pm WR: Own it? We can get a copy if some one made a copy of the now when the musicians made it. So at most we have a copy of the copy.
	2:39pm Kaleigh: Thanks for asking the question! There's a coalition at some universities within jazz studies to include free or creative improvised music in the discourse, or to have musicians from that cannon invited as guest artists rather than just the "Stan Kentons"
	🥁 2:43pm WR: I knew many great musicians have been artist-in-residence and doing master classes and seminars but delighted to learn of programs based or significantly including improvisation.
	🥁 2:45pm fred: There was research at work around some improvising software (as in a computer improvising music live with a real musician). They got Steve Coleman to try it and he didn't storm out, so I guess it did "something". Not sure where that effort stands now (I'm just a tech guy there)
	2:52pm Dave Sewelson: www.kaleighwilder.com
	2:55pm Dave Sewelson: Edgefest is streaming free tonight.. www.kerrytownconcerthouse.com...
	🥁 3:10pm fred: Aliens from outer space? I wonder what their music sounds like. I'd go to that show
	3:11pm Dave Sewelson: Keep listening fred...
	3:13pm Dave Sewelson: see Kaleigh last year at edgiest youtu.be...
	🥁 3:17pm WR: Weird disinformation.
	🥁 3:17pm fred: @Dave: WFMU comes close to that virus specification, maybe not viral enough
	3:18pm Kaleigh: https://www.kerrytownconcerthouse.com/month/november-2021/passing-the-torch-hayden-wilder/
	3:19pm Dave Sewelson: www.kerrytownconcerthouse.com...
	🥁 3:22pm fred: A friend of mine was to play in a festival last year, biggest audience she ever played for. Lockdown hit in the afternoon, she ended up doing her set (live on a web radio) in front of the crew. Big letdown for everyone
	3:25pm Gina Bacon: Hi Dave and Kaleigh! Happy Saturday, everyone!
	🥁 3:25pm WR: WFMU only infects certain individuals with long term or permanent results. Research still pending on the pre-existing conditions which trigger that outcome.
	3:26pm Dave Sewelson: GINA!!!
	3:27pm Dave Sewelson: wfmu.org...
	🥁 3:31pm WR: Yes, a sweet melody. Like Dave said, would have enjoyed if it went on longer.
	🥁 3:34pm fred: @WR: In my case, the pre-existing condition was sparked by hanging out with metalhead bikers in high school. They introduced me to Kate Bush, which they played at the end of the night to chill out
	3:35pm doctorjazz: Hi Free Folks!
	3:40pm Dave Sewelson: hey doc!
	🥁 3:50pm WR: One checked bag for free ended well before the pandemic. Some musicians (like a Yo Yo Ma) buy a ticket for their instrument, but, yes, $$.
	3:58pm Gina Bacon: I've heard some horror stories about traveling with instruments.
	🥁 3:58pm WR: We are hearing Kaleigh but not Dave? Curious hearing only her side of conversation.
	3:58pm Gina Bacon: Metalhead bikers and Kate Bush are not things I'd normally expect in the same sentence!
	3:59pm Gina Bacon: Dave, your voice has dropped out!
	3:59pm Dave Sewelson: kaleighwilder.us2.list-manage.com...
	🥁 3:59pm WR: Same on my phone and on the computer.
	4:00pm Gina Bacon: Welcome back!
	🥁 4:01pm WR: At least it was Kaleigh and not Dave that we could hear, we we've heard plenty of Dave.
	🥁 4:05pm fred: @Gina: That's why I think that experience made me receptive to WFMU. They were tough as nails, Kate singalongs was for later, out of sight. No idea why they let me in, but I've got a talent for that, I guess I'm harmless enough to be irrelevant
	🥁 4:10pm WR: Great conversation today.
	🥁 4:17pm WR: Are we going to hear a bari- duet today? Hint hint.
	🥁 4:19pm fred: @WR: I'd love that to happen!
	4:20pm Jim Ryan: O Yeah! I remember catching Pepper Adams with Monk in 1958 at the Five Spot . . . so totally on it! Hi Kaleigh, Hi Dave. Bari Rules!
	4:21pm Jim Ryan: And how about Leo Parker 'I Cross My Fingers.'
	4:22pm Jeff Golick: So grateful for the sharing you two are doing today. Thanks, Kaleigh and Dave!
	4:23pm Dave Sewelson: yeah Jim!
	4:23pm Gina Bacon: That sums up WFMU folks so perfectly, fred...eclectic, open ears!
	4:23pm Dave Sewelson: thanks Jeff G.....
	4:23pm Kaleigh: I love Leo Parker!
	4:23pm Kaleigh: Thank you Jeff and everyone for being an attentive audience today
	4:25pm Jim Ryan: And Serge Chaloff with the 1st Herd!
	🥁 4:31pm fred: @Gina: Yeah, where else would talking metal and Kate Bush make sense on a free jazz show?
	4:31pm Gina Bacon: Exactly! It's a beautiful thing.
	4:32pm Gina Bacon: I'm really digging the music and conversation, Dave & Kaleigh!
	4:41pm Doug Schulkind: Hi hi hi!
	🥁 4:44pm fred: I think it was erased more than lost. Part of it is it couldn't be written in scores
	4:47pm Gina Bacon: Heavy, Dave!
	🥁 4:50pm fred: But person-to-person transmission kept it alive. Problem is that this mode can be selective in wrong ways. I've it seen it getting better though, but ways to go
	4:50pm Jeff Golick: I think the distinction between written knowledge and embodied knowledge is a really important one to raise up, as the written side has kinda lorded it over the embodied side for way too long, in part as a means to keep certain people out of, eg, the academy. (To maybe radically oversimplify things....)
	4:51pm Jeff Golick: Anyway, gotta got get my laundry. Thanks for the great and thoughtful show!
	4:52pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks for stopping by Jeff..issit dry yet?
	4:52pm Dave Sewelson: Doug Hi Hi Hi
	4:53pm doctorjazz: Cool Braxton! Thanks Dave and Kaleigh!
	4:53pm Kaleigh: Thank you for your comments, Jeff! Yes, agreed the written side has really co-opted the acquisition of knowledge and left people out of the embodied knowledge. Always working to confront this in my musical practice
	4:55pm Gina Bacon: I'll be ready over here, Dave! Many thanks to you and Kaleigh for a really great show! wfmu.org...
	4:57pm prguitar: Thank you Dave and Kaleigh for a most soulful and enlightening afternoon! Hope to cross paths again!! Much respect!!
	4:57pm DavidJ: Thanks Kaleigh and Dave, enjoyed listening in!
	🥁 4:57pm fred: Thanks Dave and Kaleigh!
	4:59pm Dave Sewelson: thanks prgguitar
	4:59pm Dave Sewelson: www.kaleighwilder.com
	4:59pm prguitar: You're so welcome Dave!!
	5:01pm Dave Sewelson: kaleighwilder.bandcamp.com...
	5:01pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks ALL!

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from October 30, 2021

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Charles Mingus said jazz was a word invented to separate musicians from their money. Music for a Free World brings us together, drawing listeners to the healing power of smooth free jazz. Each week, surprise guests bring their own sides to spin and their instruments of choice to spontaneously jam.

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Sat. Jan 4th, 2025, 2pm - 5pm: Special Guest: Selendis Sebastian Alexander Johnson (More info...)
Selendis Sebastian Alexander Johnson is a musician working across New York City’s improv-heavy and weird music scenes playing vibraphone and trombone. She leads a big band and runs the performance venue Maspeth’s Brothers Wash & Dry.

October 30, 2021: Kaleigh Wilder is an improviser and sound sculptor.
Speaking through the baritone saxophone, her music is born of her embodied experiences of joy, spirituality, childhood trauma, and being biracial—not white or black, but both. This duality can also be seen in her training. She is a trained classical musician but one who also studied jazz, free improvisation, and even went so far as West Africa to study Ghanaian music and dance.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Kaleigh Wilder: with Dave Hurley, Karen Tomalis	Hurley/Tomalis/Wilder Improvisation II	Live at Trixie's		https://kaleighwilder.bandcamp.com/track/hurley-tomalis-wilder-improvisation-ii	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kaleigh Wilder: with Dave Hurley, Karen Tomalis	Hurley/Tomalis/Wilder Improvisation I	Live at Trixie's		https://kaleighwilder.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-trixies	0:10:05 (Pop-up)
Kaleigh Wilder: with Dave Hurley, Karen Tomalis, & Tristan Cappel	Hurley/Tomalis/Wilder Improvisation II	Live at Trixie's		https://kaleighwilder.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-trixies	0:37:33 (Pop-up)
Kaleigh Wilder	Countd in Improvisation	unreleased			0:53:43 (Pop-up)
Kaleigh Wilder	Dyad "Dyad" by "Kaleigh Wilder"	unreleased			1:18:26 (Pop-up)
Kaleigh Wilder	These Tears I Cry "These Tears I Cry" by "Kaleigh Wilder"	unreleased			1:48:29 (Pop-up)
Pepper Adams	Bloos, Booze, Blues "Bloos, Booze, Blues" by "Pepper Adams"	The Cool Sound of Pepper Adams	Savoy		2:16:12 (Pop-up)
Anthony Braxton	RBHM(Opus23D) "RBHM(Opus23D)" by "Anthony Braxton"	New York, Fall 1974	Arista Records		2:48:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 2:00pm WR: Hello Dave. Looking forward to learning of Kaleigh Wilder, honored guest for today.
	2:01pm Dave Sewelson: yeah WR!
	2:04pm DavidJ: I’m liking this! Hi all!
	🥁 2:05pm fred: Hello Dave, Kaleigh and free listeners The drummer at a show yesterday had an "impro libre" T-shirt
	2:09pm Dave Sewelson: DavidJ and fred!
	2:12pm Dave Sewelson: thats a cool t-shirt fred....what show?
	2:16pm duke: Hi Dave, Kaleigh , Free-Worlders
	🥁 2:17pm WR: Okay, we learned a bit how y'all got to baritone. Bio blurb says classical trained, assuming that was at uni. What led to improv / experimental / heritage musics?
	2:19pm Dave Sewelson: duke....welcome
	🥁 2:21pm fred: @Dave: That was "Elg et la chimie". The drummer is also part of France Sauvage
	🥁 2:30pm WR: Nice. Thank you for the answers. Great that you reconnected to the freedom of inner child. Also great that the AACM and Sun Ra are part of the advanced curriculum. When I was in school, jazz band training was Stan Kenton. Of course I'm older than Dave.
	🥁 2:33pm fred: @WR: older? Do you have the beard to prove it?
	🥁 2:33pm WR: So old no more hair.
	2:35pm rw: Good morning!
	2:35pm Dave Sewelson: rw...welcome
	2:35pm rw: I'd put the CD in my car.
	2:35pm Dave Sewelson: i am older than dirt
	2:38pm rw: In fact... I may do just that.
	🥁 2:38pm WR: Own it? We can get a copy if some one made a copy of the now when the musicians made it. So at most we have a copy of the copy.
	2:39pm Kaleigh: Thanks for asking the question! There's a coalition at some universities within jazz studies to include free or creative improvised music in the discourse, or to have musicians from that cannon invited as guest artists rather than just the "Stan Kentons"
	🥁 2:43pm WR: I knew many great musicians have been artist-in-residence and doing master classes and seminars but delighted to learn of programs based or significantly including improvisation.
	🥁 2:45pm fred: There was research at work around some improvising software (as in a computer improvising music live with a real musician). They got Steve Coleman to try it and he didn't storm out, so I guess it did "something". Not sure where that effort stands now (I'm just a tech guy there)
	2:52pm Dave Sewelson: www.kaleighwilder.com
	2:55pm Dave Sewelson: Edgefest is streaming free tonight.. www.kerrytownconcerthouse.com...
	🥁 3:10pm fred: Aliens from outer space? I wonder what their music sounds like. I'd go to that show
	3:11pm Dave Sewelson: Keep listening fred...
	3:13pm Dave Sewelson: see Kaleigh last year at edgiest youtu.be...
	🥁 3:17pm WR: Weird disinformation.
	🥁 3:17pm fred: @Dave: WFMU comes close to that virus specification, maybe not viral enough
	3:18pm Kaleigh: https://www.kerrytownconcerthouse.com/month/november-2021/passing-the-torch-hayden-wilder/
	3:19pm Dave Sewelson: www.kerrytownconcerthouse.com...
	🥁 3:22pm fred: A friend of mine was to play in a festival last year, biggest audience she ever played for. Lockdown hit in the afternoon, she ended up doing her set (live on a web radio) in front of the crew. Big letdown for everyone
	3:25pm Gina Bacon: Hi Dave and Kaleigh! Happy Saturday, everyone!
	🥁 3:25pm WR: WFMU only infects certain individuals with long term or permanent results. Research still pending on the pre-existing conditions which trigger that outcome.
	3:26pm Dave Sewelson: GINA!!!
	3:27pm Dave Sewelson: wfmu.org...
	🥁 3:31pm WR: Yes, a sweet melody. Like Dave said, would have enjoyed if it went on longer.
	🥁 3:34pm fred: @WR: In my case, the pre-existing condition was sparked by hanging out with metalhead bikers in high school. They introduced me to Kate Bush, which they played at the end of the night to chill out
	3:35pm doctorjazz: Hi Free Folks!
	3:40pm Dave Sewelson: hey doc!
	🥁 3:50pm WR: One checked bag for free ended well before the pandemic. Some musicians (like a Yo Yo Ma) buy a ticket for their instrument, but, yes, $$.
	3:58pm Gina Bacon: I've heard some horror stories about traveling with instruments.
	🥁 3:58pm WR: We are hearing Kaleigh but not Dave? Curious hearing only her side of conversation.
	3:58pm Gina Bacon: Metalhead bikers and Kate Bush are not things I'd normally expect in the same sentence!
	3:59pm Gina Bacon: Dave, your voice has dropped out!
	3:59pm Dave Sewelson: kaleighwilder.us2.list-manage.com...
	🥁 3:59pm WR: Same on my phone and on the computer.
	4:00pm Gina Bacon: Welcome back!
	🥁 4:01pm WR: At least it was Kaleigh and not Dave that we could hear, we we've heard plenty of Dave.
	🥁 4:05pm fred: @Gina: That's why I think that experience made me receptive to WFMU. They were tough as nails, Kate singalongs was for later, out of sight. No idea why they let me in, but I've got a talent for that, I guess I'm harmless enough to be irrelevant
	🥁 4:10pm WR: Great conversation today.
	🥁 4:17pm WR: Are we going to hear a bari- duet today? Hint hint.
	🥁 4:19pm fred: @WR: I'd love that to happen!
	4:20pm Jim Ryan: O Yeah! I remember catching Pepper Adams with Monk in 1958 at the Five Spot . . . so totally on it! Hi Kaleigh, Hi Dave. Bari Rules!
	4:21pm Jim Ryan: And how about Leo Parker 'I Cross My Fingers.'
	4:22pm Jeff Golick: So grateful for the sharing you two are doing today. Thanks, Kaleigh and Dave!
	4:23pm Dave Sewelson: yeah Jim!
	4:23pm Gina Bacon: That sums up WFMU folks so perfectly, fred...eclectic, open ears!
	4:23pm Dave Sewelson: thanks Jeff G.....
	4:23pm Kaleigh: I love Leo Parker!
	4:23pm Kaleigh: Thank you Jeff and everyone for being an attentive audience today
	4:25pm Jim Ryan: And Serge Chaloff with the 1st Herd!
	🥁 4:31pm fred: @Gina: Yeah, where else would talking metal and Kate Bush make sense on a free jazz show?
	4:31pm Gina Bacon: Exactly! It's a beautiful thing.
	4:32pm Gina Bacon: I'm really digging the music and conversation, Dave & Kaleigh!
	4:41pm Doug Schulkind: Hi hi hi!
	🥁 4:44pm fred: I think it was erased more than lost. Part of it is it couldn't be written in scores
	4:47pm Gina Bacon: Heavy, Dave!
	🥁 4:50pm fred: But person-to-person transmission kept it alive. Problem is that this mode can be selective in wrong ways. I've it seen it getting better though, but ways to go
	4:50pm Jeff Golick: I think the distinction between written knowledge and embodied knowledge is a really important one to raise up, as the written side has kinda lorded it over the embodied side for way too long, in part as a means to keep certain people out of, eg, the academy. (To maybe radically oversimplify things....)
	4:51pm Jeff Golick: Anyway, gotta got get my laundry. Thanks for the great and thoughtful show!
	4:52pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks for stopping by Jeff..issit dry yet?
	4:52pm Dave Sewelson: Doug Hi Hi Hi
	4:53pm doctorjazz: Cool Braxton! Thanks Dave and Kaleigh!
	4:53pm Kaleigh: Thank you for your comments, Jeff! Yes, agreed the written side has really co-opted the acquisition of knowledge and left people out of the embodied knowledge. Always working to confront this in my musical practice
	4:55pm Gina Bacon: I'll be ready over here, Dave! Many thanks to you and Kaleigh for a really great show! wfmu.org...
	4:57pm prguitar: Thank you Dave and Kaleigh for a most soulful and enlightening afternoon! Hope to cross paths again!! Much respect!!
	4:57pm DavidJ: Thanks Kaleigh and Dave, enjoyed listening in!
	🥁 4:57pm fred: Thanks Dave and Kaleigh!
	4:59pm Dave Sewelson: thanks prgguitar
	4:59pm Dave Sewelson: www.kaleighwilder.com
	4:59pm prguitar: You're so welcome Dave!!
	5:01pm Dave Sewelson: kaleighwilder.bandcamp.com...
	5:01pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks ALL!

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from October 30, 2021

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