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Stephan Crump

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En este episodio 07.2021 de La Montaña Rusa:Hal Galper. Reach Out! 1976.(15:51) Stephan Crump's Rosetta Trio. Outliers, 2019.(23:49) Yuri Honing Acoustic Quartet. Bluebeard, 2020.(36:20) Serpiente Negra Ensamble. El Murciélago, 2020.(47:52) Andrea Goretti. A Light in the Darkness, 2021.(55:08) Michael Janisch. Worlds Collide, 2019.(01:04:15) Hal Galper. Reach Out! 1976.

En este episodio 07.2021 de La Montaña Rusa: Hal Galper. Reach Out! 1976. (15:51) Stephan Crump's Rosetta Trio. Outliers, 2019. (23:49) Yuri Honing Acoustic Quartet. Bluebeard, 2020. (36:20) Serpiente Negra Ensamble. El Murciélago, 2020. (47:52) Andrea Goretti. A Light in the Darkness, 2021. (55:08) Michael Janisch. Worlds Collide, 2019. (01:04:15) Hal Galper. Reach Out! 1976.

La Montaña Rusa 07.2021. Hal Galper Quintet. Stephan Crump’s Rosetta Trio. Yuri Honing Acoustic Quartet. Serpiente Negra Ensamble. Andrea Goretti. Michael Janisch.

In this episode Jordon sits down with Grammy nominated musician Stephan Crump, who recently released an album called Rhombal as a response to the loss of his brother to cancer. We talk about the importance of the sibling relationship, and the twists and turns they often take, and the power of forgiveness when all is said and done. We also talk about how music can represent so many different things. The music itself is quite moving, and the track at the end of this episode is Pulling Pillars (Outro for Patty), the song that we discuss in our interview. From Stephan Crump on what the album is about: "Rhombal is not about sadness. much more, its a commemoration of a death well-confronted, of a spiritual evolution i witnessed in my brother during our last days together, and of how close we left each other after what had been, for many years, a very troubled relationship." Follow Stephan on Twitter @Crumbletones To find out more about the album go to Stephan's website here! You can purchase the album Here (on stephans website) or HERE via iTunes.

In this episode Jordon sits down with Grammy nominated musician Stephan Crump, who recently released an album called Rhombal as a response to the loss of his brother to cancer. We talk about the importance of the sibling relationship, and the twists and turns they often take, and the power of forgiveness when all is said and done. We also talk about how music can represent so many different things. The music itself is quite moving, and the track at the end of this episode is Pulling Pillars (Outro for Patty), the song that we discuss in our interview. From Stephan Crump on what the album is about: "Rhombal is not about sadness. much more, its a commemoration of a death well-confronted, of a spiritual evolution i witnessed in my brother during our last days together, and of how close we left each other after what had been, for many years, a very troubled relationship." Follow Stephan on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/crumbletones" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Crumbletones</a> To find out more about the album go to <a href="http://stephancrump.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stephan's website here!</a> You can purchase the album <a href="http://store.stephancrump.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Here (on stephans</a> website) or <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/rhombal/id1139037204" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> via iTunes.

Episode 37 - Stephan Crump