#Tord Gustavsen Trio

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12/27 おはようございます。Ravi Shankar / Music Of India ALPC7 等更新しました。

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PS Audio aspen FR30 Loudspeaker Review

PS Audio aspen FR30 Loudspeaker Review

https://www.hifinews.com/content/ps-audio-aspen-fr30-loudspeaker But they’re just as effective with the exuberant playing on Tuomas Antero Turunen’s ‘Joy Dance’ from his Lifesparks album [Skip Records SKP 9154-2], fully making the listening experience live up to the title. Similarly, albeit different, the Helensburgh Tango from the Tord Gustavsen Trio’s Opening album [ECM 2742] is wonderfully…

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Tord Gustavsen Trio - Opening (2022)

8/10

With Opening, Gustavsen continues to perfect the qualities that have always set his music apart, letting his phrases emerge like faintly luminous shapes in the darkness and coaxing listeners to chart their own paths between them.

Tord Gustavsen Piano

Steinar Raknes Double Bass, Electronics

Jarle Vespestad Drums

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Tord Gustavsen Trio — Changing Places. 2003 : ECM 1834.

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The Well by Tord Gustavsen Quartet live performance of the track from the 2012 namesake album on ECM Records.

Listen to Music for Programming on Spotify: http://bit.ly/music-4-programming

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My Finest Worksong...

Stay cool is still the main rule

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  Tord Gustavsen trio, med Sigurd Hole på bass og Jarle Vespestad på trommer, presenterer sin nye plate The Other Side på Dokkhuset. Plata er en blanding av egne komposisjoner, Johan Sebastian Bach, og gamle tradisjonelle salmer. Og om jeg ikke tar helt feil fikk vi servert det aller meste av plata pluss noe ekstra. En melodisk og lyrisk konsert, for det meste i melankolsk stemningsleie. Vakkert.

    2018-09-16 Tord Gustavsen trio – Dokkhuset Tord Gustavsen trio, med Sigurd Hole på bass og Jarle Vespestad på trommer, presenterer sin nye plate The Other Side på Dokkhuset.

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System 76′s Pop!_OS

I've been meaning to write something up about System 76's Pop!_OS. I've been slowly putting things together for my Creative FOSS Tumblr as I find the time, and this will probably influence that. The Linux landscape was disrupted recently with IBM's purchase of Red Hat, and perhaps Linus Torvald's temporary departure. I really don't know, but I'm one of a few (perhaps many) that has taken an escape pod from the Canonical’s Ubuntu Mothership to explore the mysterious world of Pop!_OS.

Pop!_OS is System76's own spin on Ubuntu for their line of Linux specific laptops and desktops. For creatives packing a rig with dedicated graphics, the operating system has a lot to offer. It has a version with Nvidia Graphics and GPU switching baked in, one less thing to battle in the BIOS and then a Terminal window. Power management, out of the box, is very intuitive and works well on the various machines I've tried it on.

Pop!_OS also has a Do Not Disturb feature built into the notification pane. This was a major pain point with Windows 10, being in deep creative flow, and the operating system desperately needing to play with itself, or notify me of something arbitrary. It was like trying to concentrate on work with a bored child doing everything they can to get your attention. I could turn everything off, until the next unprompted update, where Microsoft would change the structure of one of the many superfluous settings menus throughout the bloated corpse that is their Windows 10 "Service".

Wow, I'm really angry about all that. On to my point. Pop!_OS has a DnD switch, up front, that makes the Operating System quiet, no, that's not right... quieter. Yay. Seriously, tears of joy.

Okay, what really appeals to me as a creative about Pop!_OS is the aesthetics. It's like someone took Ubuntu and corked all the squeaky bits, rounded off the sharp corners, turned down the garish lights. I just want to listen to Tord Gustavsen Trio and write about sleepy things when I use Pop!_OS. It's just nicer to use, pen stylus input working out of the box, crisp and accurate.

Pop!_OS recently added Lutris, and GameHub as options beside Steam. This move brings closer the day when I won't have to boot or maintain a Windows 10 partition for certain games. I'm ecstatic about the prospect of this, and hope it is a trend that catches on. I don't hate or even dislike Microsoft, but I'd like to see the market share of Windows drop enough that they start making it not suck as hard as it currently does.

System 76 has a really good set of support pages. I've managed to find something for all my little niggles and wants. Legacy Status Icons!

I've had a couple of issues with Pop!_OS, getting an external monitor to work with my X1 Extreme, and SD card readers to work on my X1 Carbon, and P40 Yoga. System76's Pop Chat support saved the day in both instances. Folks there didn't exactly know the answer, because I'm not using System 76's hardware, but they were able to guide me toward finding solutions that worked, building my knowledge of Linux along the way.

That is huge. The Lenovo Thinkpad tends to be my primary buy, mainly because I know if the thing catches fire, they'll just handle it for me. Seeing how responsive System 76 on both their dedicated support channel and social media definitely gives me that same feeling. I haven't bought any of their hardware, yet, but I wouldn't be anxious about the purchase in the same way I would be with some other, arguably bigger and more established manufacturers.

Also, their Thelio desktops look amazing. Specs and options aside, they are nice enough looking you wouldn't want to just hide them away like some towers. Also, you can get one set up purely with AMD processors and dedicated graphics. No Intel, no Windows 10, just AMD and Pop!_OS or Ubuntu. If that contrast makes you take notice, then you know exactly why that combination would be appealing.

A lot of thought and work went into the Thelio Desktops, feeling something like a labor of love, and a love letter to the Linux Community.

For my work use case, among their portable offerings, the powerfully spec'd Oryx Pro looks to be the closest thing. I reached out to them about the display, and found it probably isn't good enough for doing print work, photography, and similar. For web work, and creating most digital content, I think it'd be just fine.

For my personal use case, the Galago Pro looks perfect. For someone that wants a personal computer, for core computing tasks, running Linux, this looks ideal. Every specification down to the battery, weight, and display type looks great. I wouldn't even be afraid of the HiDPI upgrade option because it is still a matte display, and Pop!_OS handles scaling really well. Best of all, it isn't being sold at a boutique computer price, being very competitive for the money.

That said, you can still get support and rapid assembly services as it is essentially a custom rig. Princess mode without the price tag, in my humble opinion.

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