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Keir Neuringer reviews 'hOULe' for Jazz Right Now

11/22/2016

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Summer Solstice Circle Singing Workshop!

5/18/2016

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JUNE 21st, 5 to 7pm, Sakura Park, Morningside Heights, Make Music New York!
Everybody sings! Every heart beats. Blending voices & rhythms has been a privileged platform to relate in many societies, as a mean to bring together individual and collective expression in harmony. The art of listening to our genuine voice, and to share it with others is both a musical and communal activity. Along this process I invite you to celebrate all voices: everyone’s unique gift. We will explore a wide repertoire of traditional songs and chants from various cultures that we will enrich with learning about the body as a music instrument: voice & percussion. All levels and ages are welcome!
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Gold Bolus Recordings presents h O U L e 

12/30/2015

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I thought I couldn't swim
But here I am crossing ocean
Flowing among sea monsters

DIGITAL RELEASE DECEMBER 30
CD RELEASE SHOWS JANUARY 31 & FEBRUARY 13
ELECTRONIC PRESS KIT
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12 Houses: 'Solidarity' DMG Review + NUBLU residency ALL SUNDAYS of November!

10/28/2015

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Jazz Right Now: Interview with Cisco Bradley

10/28/2015

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All About Jazz Review by Allan Andre

10/5/2015

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Words from poet and scholar Alexandre Pierrepont

9/2/2015

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Anaïs Maviel is nonetheless an extraordinary vocalist, but also a complete artist. We can adress her these strong compliments to the very extent that her entire path attests to a striking personal inquiry, a « Renaissance Woman »’s. Anaïs Maviel masters and keeps on exploring an impressive array of vocal techniques, which she never detached from the aesthetic, philosophical and/or spiritual approaches that inspired them - that double them. Her creole origins predisposed her to such an intelligence, to such encounters and hybridizations, first with the Paris scene, then with the New York scene – also, to be noticed, as well as an activist alongside musician collectives, as a scholar. Audaciously on all fronts. Moreover, far to be content with her origins to be binding roots forcing a fake ‘authenticity’, but not abandonning them either for the artifical paradises of ‘world’ or ‘pop’ music, she makes a rare aroma bouquet out of them, calling for departure, travel, calling to new adventures. Because, with Anaïs Maviel, the siren song is no longer a spell.
- Alexandre Pierrepont (The Bridge)


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Legacy of 1804 (Haitian Revolution): first radio interview with Alice Baker 

9/1/2015

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LISTEN HERE a conversation around the Haitian roots of my music practice
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SUN, AUGUST 9 : s o l o

8/3/2015

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SAT JULY 10 - William Parker MLK Project

7/4/2015

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Very honored to be sharing the stage next Sturday at 11pm with
Reeds : Kidd Jordan, Jemeel Moondoc, James Brandon Lewis
Keyboard : Dave Burrell, Cooper-Moore
Bass : William Parker
Voices: Fay Victor, Ellen Christi, Anaïs Maviel, Jake and Raina Sokolov-Gonzales

William Parker Martin Luther King Project @Vision Festival, 11PM
Judson Memorial Church, 55 Washington Square St, NY
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