Adam Dereli

Particularly inspired, the disc opens with a simple and collected view of the Opus 38 of Brahms: it reminds us of the legendary one of Starker and Sebok, that's all saying. The dialogue of the two interpreters transpires intimacy, fusional spontaneity. An extremely distinct soundtrack makes all the more disturbing the flow of moods and ideas that unites the keyboard of Laloum unceasingly to the dreamy bow of Julien-Laferrière. Totally masters of their emotions, which only sound more sincere, the two young interpreters confirm the maturity that earned them a Diapason d'or at Brahms, shared with the clarinettist Raphael Severe.

"Sacrum Profanum" represents a new beginning for Polish violinist Adam Bałdych – but also a look back into his past. He was once a sixteen-year-old firebrand who set out to conquer the jazz world. And when his ACT debut album "Imaginary Room" came out in 2011, he was hailed by the respected German broadsheet the FAZ as having "the finest technique among all living violinists in jazz". The audacity of Bałdych’s lines was so breathtaking, he could almost have been playing a wind instrument; his multi-voiced motifs were more like chord-playing by pianists, and over and above these aspects was the ever-present desire to experiment and to transcend genre boundaries.

For the first time since July, Dartmouth singer-songwriter Adam Baldwin invites fans to enjoy a free Cross-Country Chin Up livestream show for one night only on Saturday, April 17.

Dartmouth rocker Adam Baldwin presents his new EP of lounge-act songs, Songs for the Parlour.

Guitarist Adam Moezinia and his trio are rooted in the jazz tradition but venture beyond to incorporate influences of folk and world music into their sound. Hear how they explore the relationship between jazz music of the past century and the timeless folk traditions of West Africa, the Carribean, Appalachia and beyond.