Divergent Paths With Dan Dunford

Jay Rozen's career encompasses so many things that there was no way we were going to get through everything, but we spend an hour covering: how he got pieces written for him by famed critic Virgil Thomson and A Clockwork Orange author Anthony Burgess, the joy of live performance, the art of free improv, and his new CD! Today's episode features Jay's arrangement the Frank Zappa song Peaches and Regalia, with him playing all of the overdubbed tuba parts. Jay's new album Killer Tuba Songs, Vol. 2: Naked Singularity is available now on iTunes and Amazon. This episode is also the first in my series partnering with David Whitwell's Radical Brass concert series at Spectrum NYC.