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The Hot BoxThe Hot Box #135 – Some New StuffWelcome to the first Hot Box of 2025. Regular listeners will know that we had a rush of obituary type shows at the back end of last year but we start 2025 with some new material as well as a quick nod in the obituary section again, I’m sorry to say, to remember the great saxophone player Lou Donaldson.
Track list for The Hot Box #135 – Some New Stuff
Musicians: Yonathon Avishai: Shapes & Sounds; Jazz & People JPCD824005
The Signalman: Sue Rynhart: Say Pluto; mrsuesue records
Here ’Tis: Lou Donaldson: Blue Note 5099 5 14371 2 1
Blue in Green; Pat Leary (Live at Midnig...2025-01-2956 minThe Hot BoxThe Hot Box #135 – Some New StuffWelcome to the first Hot Box of 2025. Regular listeners will know that we had a rush of obituary type shows at the back end of last year but we start 2025 with some new material as well as a quick nod in the obituary section again, I’m sorry to say, to remember the great saxophone player Lou Donaldson.
Track list for The Hot Box #135 – Some New Stuff
Musicians: Yonathon Avishai: Shapes & Sounds; Jazz & People JPCD824005
The Signalman: Sue Rynhart: Say Pluto; mrsuesue records
Here ’Tis: Lou Donaldson: Blue Note 5099 5 14371 2 1
Blue in Green; Pat Leary (Live at Midnig...2025-01-2956 minThe Hot BoxThe Hot Box #135 – Some New StuffWelcome to the first Hot Box of 2025. Regular listeners will know that we had a rush of obituary type shows at the back end of last year but we start 2025 with some new material as well as a quick nod in the obituary section again, I’m sorry to say, to remember the great saxophone player Lou Donaldson.
Track list for The Hot Box #135 – Some New Stuff
Musicians: Yonathon Avishai: Shapes & Sounds; Jazz & People JPCD824005
The Signalman: Sue Rynhart: Say Pluto; mrsuesue records
Here ’Tis: Lou Donaldson: Blue Note 5099 5 14371 2 1
Blue in Green; Pat Leary (Live at Midnig...2025-01-2956 min
KeywordsDown to the WoodsDown to the Woods with Zoë Comyns: Forbidden places, photo-walks, enchantment, deforestation and escaping with new music by Sue Rynhart & new writing by Arnold Thomas Fanning, Jennifer Redmond, Matthew Gedem and Tom Roseingrave.2023-01-2225 min
Périscope radioPLAYLIST • Irish Jazz acts to watchFor a small island, Ireland’s jazz and improvised music scene is home to a host of exciting performers, working with a kaleidoscope of different styles and influences. Improvised Music Company picked six fantastic Irish artists (some bands and some soloists), for you to explore, showing diverse influences from folk, classical, rock, electronic, free jazz, and many more. There’s something here for all curious ears.
Origin Story
OKO
Insufficient Funs
Sue Rynhart
Cora Venus Lunny
Úna Monaghan
Roamer
2021-09-2827 min
IMC's Creative About Music PodcastIMC's BAN BAM podcast: Episode 1 with guest Sue RynhartWelcome to the first episode of IMC’s weekly BAN BAM podcast!Improvised Music Company (IMC)'s new BAN BAM podcast will explore creative work from inspiration to execution, through conversations with a host of women working in jazz and creative improvised music today.Throughout the series you’ll get an insight into different musicians’ approaches to the creative process and their work over the course of a career, along with deep-dives into some particular works, inspirations and areas that define them.Our guest for this first episode is vocalist and composer Sue Rynhar...2021-03-2629 min
The Hot BoxThe Hot Box - Festivalisation“Festivalisation” of jazz was a gradual process but one that seemed, a few years ago, to be terminal. Luckily, good sense has prevailed and jazz festivals have taken their rightful place in the overall scheme of things. Now Ireland boasts at least 7 such events, most of which are autumnal, including the great-grandmother of them all, Guinness Cork Jazz Festival. Started in 1978 and still prospering. In the Hot Box we check out some of the artists and bands appearing in Cork 2019, including headliners Kurt Elling, Linley Hamilton and Fred Hersch. And some less well-known - Airelle Besson, Sue Rynhart and Les...2019-10-081h 12The Hot BoxThe Hot Box #051 – Festivalisation“Festivalisation” of jazz was a gradual process but one that seemed, a few years ago, to be terminal. Luckily, good sense has prevailed and jazz festivals have taken their rightful place in the overall scheme of things. Now Ireland boasts at least 7 such events, most of which are autumnal, including the great-grandmother of them all, Guinness Cork Jazz Festival. Started in 1978 and still prospering. In the Hot Box we check out some of the artists and bands appearing in Cork 2019, including headliners Kurt Elling, Linley Hamilton and Fred Hersch. And some less well-known – Airelle Besson, Sue Rynhart and Les Fans F...2019-10-0800 minThe Hot BoxThe Hot Box #051 – Festivalisation“Festivalisation” of jazz was a gradual process but one that seemed, a few years ago, to be terminal. Luckily, good sense has prevailed and jazz festivals have taken their rightful place in the overall scheme of things. Now Ireland boasts at least 7 such events, most of which are autumnal, including the great-grandmother of them all, Guinness Cork Jazz Festival. Started in 1978 and still prospering. In the Hot Box we check out some of the artists and bands appearing in Cork 2019, including headliners Kurt Elling, Linley Hamilton and Fred Hersch. And some less well-known – Airelle Besson, Sue Rynhart and Les Fans F...2019-10-0800 min
The Hot BoxThe Hot Box #013 – A to Z of Jazz Piano Part 4 - The Letter DIn the 13th edition of The Hot Box, Donald looks for pianists filed under the letter D, and plays pieces from Aaron Diehl, Kenny Drew Jr, and Jim Doherty. Some omissions of course but as a generality, surnames beginning with D seem not to provoke adoption of the piano as an instrument of choice!
As widely celebrated, the year 1917 saw the beginning of recorded jazz, but was also the birth year of Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie and Thelonius Monk. Ella at 100, a 4-CD box has just been released on Verve, and Jon Beasley’s MONK-estra Volume 1 offers so...2017-12-081h 04The Hot BoxThe Hot Box #013 – A to Z of Jazz Piano Part 4 – The Letter DIn the 13th edition of The Hot Box, Donald looks for pianists filed under the letter D, and plays pieces from Aaron Diehl, Kenny Drew Jr, and Jim Doherty. Some omissions of course but as a generality, surnames beginning with D seem not to provoke adoption of the piano as an instrument of choice!
As widely celebrated, the year 1917 saw the beginning of recorded jazz, but was also the birth year of Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie and Thelonius Monk. Ella at 100, a 4-CD box has just been released on Verve, and Jon Beasley’s MONK-estra Volume 1 offers so...2017-12-0800 minThe Hot BoxThe Hot Box #013 – A to Z of Jazz Piano Part 4 – The Letter DIn the 13th edition of The Hot Box, Donald looks for pianists filed under the letter D, and plays pieces from Aaron Diehl, Kenny Drew Jr, and Jim Doherty. Some omissions of course but as a generality, surnames beginning with D seem not to provoke adoption of the piano as an instrument of choice!
As widely celebrated, the year 1917 saw the beginning of recorded jazz, but was also the birth year of Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie and Thelonius Monk. Ella at 100, a 4-CD box has just been released on Verve, and Jon Beasley’s MONK-estra Volume 1 offers so...2017-12-0800 min
Róisín Meets...Sue RynhartIrish singer and composer Sue Rynhart plays three songs off her new album 'Signals' and chats to Róisín Ingle about what inspired her new material.
Sue is joined in studio by Dan Bodwell on Double Bass and Eamon Sweeney playing the 17th century Theorboed guitar.
If you like what you hear, then you can catch Sue Rynhart tonight, Friday 28th April for the launch of her album Signals at Fumbally Stables in Dublin.
Sue is also performing at Tower Records in Dublin this Saturday April 29th and at the Drogheda Arts Festival in Beaulieu House on bank holiday Mo...2017-04-2800 min
Róisín Meets PodcastSue RynhartIrish singer and composer Sue Rynhart plays three songs off her new album 'Signals' and chats to Róisín Ingle about what inspired her new material.
Sue is joined in studio by Dan Bodwell on Double Bass and Eamon Sweeney playing the 17th century Theorboed guitar.
If you like what you hear, then you can catch Sue Rynhart tonight, Friday 28th April for the launch of her album Signals at Fumbally Stables in Dublin.
Sue is also performing at Tower Records in Dublin this Saturday April 29th and at the Drogheda Arts Festival in Beaulieu House on bank holiday Mo...2017-04-2825 minRóisín Meets...Sue Rynhart Music MonthMusic Month continues with Sue Rynhart, a singer-songwriter with an ethereal voice, backed by Dan Bodwell on the double bass.
Praise for Crossings, Sue's debut album:
“An excellent Irish album from a rare talent.” – John Kelly, RTÉ
“Full of striking songs and vivid ideas” – Jim Carroll, The Irish Times
“Rynhart's excellent debut release” ****- Cormac Larkin, The Irish Times
“Music unclassifiable really, perhaps coming out of the jazz tradition with nods to improv and the experimental” – Bernard Clarke, Nova, RTÉ lyric fm2015-08-0700 minRóisín Meets PodcastSue Rynhart Music MonthMusic Month continues with Sue Rynhart, a singer-songwriter with an ethereal voice, backed by Dan Bodwell on the double bass.
Praise for Crossings, Sue's debut album:
“An excellent Irish album from a rare talent.” – John Kelly, RTÉ
“Full of striking songs and vivid ideas” – Jim Carroll, The Irish Times
“Rynhart's excellent debut release” ****- Cormac Larkin, The Irish Times
“Music unclassifiable really, perhaps coming out of the jazz tradition with nods to improv and the experimental” – Bernard Clarke, Nova, RTÉ lyric fm2015-08-0731 min
spudshowSpudShow 143 - Sue BradySpudShow 143
Singer - Sue Brady
Composer - Dylan Rynhart
Track 1 - DuplexTrack 2 - Orimental
Sue BradySue studied Music at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth where she obtained a BA Hons Music and MA Music (Historical Studies). She studies voice part time at the Royal Irish Academy of Music and has recently participated in masterclasses with Nicholas Clapton, Emma Kirkby and Evelyn Tubb. Classical; Choral scholar at Christchurch Cathedral, Animae acapella vocal trio, Lute songs with Chris Goodwin & Jeni Melia. Jazz; Fuzzy Logic Ensemble
Dylan R...2007-05-1508 min