Sunday December 13th

4-5pm (EST)

Jazz Studies Collaborative Listening Party

Presented by Fumi Tomita

The Music of Gary Peacock and Paul Bley

Hosted by Robert Sabin and Greg Buium

Focusing on one of the most revolutionary and influential relationships in jazz, Sabin and Buium will share music, research, background, interviews, and never before heard recordings featuring the iconic Peacock/Bley collaborations.

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Robert Sabin is a bassist, educator, and author in New York City.  His 2015 Ph.D. dissertation Gary Peacock: Analysis of Progressive Double Bass Improvisation 1963-1965 features interviews with the bassist, transcriptions, and analysis of his 1960s New York period.

Greg Buium is working on a biography of Paul Bley. A noted music critic, he has con­tributed to Down Beat, the Wire, and Coda, among many oth­ers. His writ­ing on jazz and impro­vised music has been trans­lated into Span­ish and Ger­man and was included in the McSweeney’s anthol­ogy Con­fi­dence, or the Appear­ance of Con­fi­dence: The Best of the Believer Music Inter­views (2014). He has writ­ten liner notes to numer­ous record­ings for inde­pen­dent labels in Canada, Switzer­land, and the U.K.  His col­umn, Jumpin’ In, appears quar­terly in Point of Depar­ture.