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Noah Baerman And 'The Rock & The Redemption'

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An illustration by Kate Ten Eyck from the liner notes to Noah Baerman Resonance Ensemble's 'The Rock & the Redemption.'

The Noah Baerman Resonance Ensemble's The Rock & the Redemption is a jazz concept album of sorts that recasts the Sisyphus myth around the heroism of perseverance and persistence.

Keyboardist and composer Noah Baerman joins us for the hour.

To purchase The Rock & the Redemption (including the full-length concert video), visit Noah Baerman's Bandcamp. All proceeds from the album go to Claire's Continuum, a new initiative of Resonant Motion, Inc., to commission socially conscious musical and interdisciplinary work by first-time collaborators.

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Colin McEnroe contributed to this show.

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