Blaise Siwula
Blaise Siwula is a New York City based free jazz musician and curator. Blaise Siwula was born in Detroit, Michigan on February 19, 1950. He moved to New York City in 1989 with his family, hoping to enter the music scene.
Blaise Siwula
- Name
- Blaise Siwula
- Born
- 19 February 1950
- Occupation
- Bandleader, composer
- Nationality
- United States
- Fields
- jazz
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He has collaborated on recordings with many artists, including Cecil Taylor. He also curates the weekly C.O.M.A. music event as ABC No Rio.
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• Name — Blaise Siwula • Born — 19 February 1950 • Origin — Detroit • Genre — Avant-garde jazz • Occupation — Bandleader, composer • Instrument — Alto saxophone • Website — Official site
Discography
• Projection: Zero • Big Hearts • The Slam Trio: In the Stillhouse • Tandem Rivers with Adam Lane • Joseph Scianni: One Eyed Jack • Badlands • Dialing Privileges • Sound Scapes
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- 1.M.etropolis.
- 2.Blaise Siwula: Projection: Zero; Transphonic Dimensions & Hommage an Klaus Kinski article @ All About Jazz. 10 May 2008.
- 3.Big Hearts - Cadence Jazz Records.
- 4.In the Stillhouse (Live) - Cadence Jazz Records.
- 5.Tandem Rivers - Cadence Jazz Records.
- 6.One Eyed Jack - Cadence Jazz Records.
- 7.Badlands - Cadence Jazz Records.
- 8.Artists of TIXE.
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