115 episodes
A Noise From The Deep: Greenleaf Music Podcast with Dave Douglas Dave Douglas
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4.9 • 90 Ratings
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Trumpeter Dave Douglas leads conversations with significant jazz artists on music, composition, improvisation, and concerts. Guests include Henry Threadgill, Miles Okazaki, and Jon Irabagon, among others. Presented by Douglas’ music company Greenleaf Music. All these episodes can be found at Greenleaf Music: greenleafmusic.com
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ANFTD #115: Itamar Borochov
Dave sits down with Itamar to talk trumpet playing, quarter tones, band leading, and the original voices and cultural derivations in his music.
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ANFTD #114: Joe LaBarbera
Joe shares with Dave his insights both about his time in the Bill Evans Trio, and also about his broader work as a drummer and bandleader.
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ANFTD #113: Tim Berne
Great saxophonist, composer general all around genius Tim Berne joins Dave Douglas in conversation about several of his recent projects.
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ANFTD #112: Kalia Vandever
Trombonist and composer Kalia Vandever discusses concept and composition for her new solo record.
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ANFTD #111: Dominique Eade
Vocalist and composer Dominique Eade joins Dave Douglas in a wide-ranging discussion about sound, meaning, words, performance and more.
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ANFTD #110: Elan Mehler
Dave and Elan talk about composition, haikus, his collaborations with Becca Stevens, his alter ego, and his artistic direction of Newvelle Records, a vinyl only specialty record labe
Customer Reviews
ANFTD — remarkable podcast
ANFTD is a wonderful podcast — with interviews of & music by cutting edge contemporary composers & musicians. Dave Douglas (& sometimes co-hosts) ask incisive questions of interviewees, with astute glimpses into creative arts processes and communities.
Brilliant podcast
A sublime listen as the very articulate, intellegent Dave Douglas engages the most creative minds in contemporary jazz. Hope Dave Douglas never stops!.
Worth a listen
I have really enjoyed several of these episodes. You get a really deep dive into the artistic process and come away hungry to listen to as much of these artists' music as you can find. I also love the warmth and down-to-earthness of it. I recommend it often.