July 2026 on Paradigms
5th – Emie R. Roussel 12th – Aurallaura 19th – Kevin Smeltzer
26th – Basya Schecter
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Emie R. Roussel – The Emie R. Roussel Trio “TERR”
This record, made by good friends who have played together for years, is inspired by love of Earth, of friends, of life. The music is lovely and surprising, passionate and surreal.
Emie has a long relationship with music and with the piano, starting with classical and then jazz and then creating her own thing. Her bandmates are both accomplished players, and together they create beautiful musical space.
• Emie R. Roussel on YouTube
This episode of Paradigms is dedicated to Hannah Arendt.
• When Arendt Knew by E. A. Hanks
• Hannah Arendt at the Library – Marianne Williamson
Music by: Emie R. Roussel Trio
Podcast: Download (Duration: 59:13 — 136.0MB)
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