149 Sessions

By: Jen Allen and Noah Baerman
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  • Jen Allen and Noah Baerman, co-leaders of the jazz group Trio 149, get together to talk about music, philosophy, navigating through life, and all sorts of intersections among them.
    © 2023 149 Sessions
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Episodes
  • Conversation with Sumi Tonooka

    Conversation with Sumi Tonooka
    Oct 7 2021

    Jen and Noah enjoy an in-depth conversation with award-winning pianist and composer Sumi Tonooka. Topics include race in America, the balance of career and family, the phases of life, the impact of geography on artistic process, race in America, and formation of identity as an artist and human. 
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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • Conversation with Ted Nash

    Conversation with Ted Nash
    Jul 15 2021

    The latest in 149 Sessions conversations with guest musicians is Jen and Noah's chat with Grammy-winning saxophonist, bandleader, composer, and visionary Ted Nash. In this conversation held soon before the release of his landmark album "Transformation" (a collaboration with Glenn Close), they discuss that project, embracing a diverse range of musical activities, connecting with audiences, navigating pandemic life, authenticity, and more.  
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    57 mins
  • Conversation with Orrin Evans

    Conversation with Orrin Evans
    Apr 30 2021

    Jen and Noah continue their conversations with guest musicians, this time Grammy-nominated bandleader, pianist, composer, record label head, and community organizer Orrin Evans. The three discuss community responsibility, the character-building of physical challenges, the future of live music, and hugs, among other things. 
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    53 mins

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