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Phronesis in Concert

Duration:
1 hour, 30 minutes
First broadcast:
Monday 25 June 2012

Jez Nelson presents Scandinavian/British trio Phronesis in concert at Kings Place in London. Led by Danish double-bassist Jasper Hoiby, and featuring Ivo Neame (piano) and Anton Eger (drums), Phronesis has in the last few years built a reputation as one of the most formidable groups on the UK jazz scene, blending complex but high-energy grooves with compelling melodies. This performance features new music from their fourth album, Walking Dark, which sees Neame and Eger writing for the trio for the first time.

Presenter: Jez Nelson
Producer: Peggy Sutton.

Music and featured items

15 items
Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes

  • New Release

  • Jasper Høiby’s MP3 Shuffle

  • Phronesis recorded at Kings Place on 26 May 2012

    • Line-up: Jasper Høiby (bass), Ivo Neame (piano), Anton Eger (drums)

    • 00:35
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      Phronesis Lipwash, Part I & II

      Composer: Jasper Høiby
    • 00:44
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      Phronesis Zieding

      Composer: Anton Eger
    • 00:53
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      Phronesis The Economist

      Composer: Anton Eger
    • 01:02
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      Phronesis American Jesus

      Composer: Ivo Neame
    • 01:10
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      Phronesis Eight Hours

      Composer: Jasper Høiby
    • 01:18
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      Phronesis Abraham’s New Gift

      Composer: Jasper Høiby

  • Jasper Hoiby and Ivo Neame © Cat Munro

    Jasper Hoiby and Ivo Neame © Cat Munro

  • Ivo Neame © Cat Munro

    Ivo Neame © Cat Munro

  • Anton Eger © Cat Munro

    Anton Eger © Cat Munro

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