Ralph Alessi

Classical Music CD Review: Ralph Alessi’s “Baida” — Consistently Surprising

October 28, 2013

Posted in Fuse News, Jazz, Music

Ralph Alessi’s compositions are flexible rather than tightly organized, yet their initial statements are strong enough to dominate even the freest group improvisations that follow.

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Thank you, Mr. Sharp, for reminding us of the innocent lives that May took in cold blood. The voice of…
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Hey Debra, Great article about Basil Twist. I’m a follower of his. Lucky you had the chance to interview him.…
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This is a really excellent, strangely mysterious album. The murky haze helps it avoid sounding like a ripoff of girl…
Bill Littlefield on Book Review: “Witness: An Insider’s Narrative of the Carceral State” — A Voice Worth HeedingApril 17, 2024
I did not say in the review that Mr. May was not guilty. I said he had been maintaining for…
Dudley Sharp on Book Review: “Witness: An Insider’s Narrative of the Carceral State” — A Voice Worth HeedingApril 17, 2024
From Dudley Sharp, independent researcher, death penalty expert. CV at link provided above. I have edited out footnote links ...…