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Jazz Language

Chill Tone Records
Jazz
Ryan Devlin
Chill Tone Records
Dan Weiss
Ridgewood Jazz Festival
New York City

Hosted by Noah Preminger, Jazz Language is a podcast exploring the voices shaping modern jazz through conversation, process, and perspective.Jazz Language is a Chill Tone Records podcast.

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Hosted by Noah Preminger, this episode of the Jazz Language podcast was recorded live at Dada Bar in Ridgewood, Queens, and features a conversation with bassist Michael Feinberg and saxophonist Yunie Mojica. Feinberg, who has recorded for Criss Cross... more

Hosted by Noah Preminger, this episode of the Jazz Language podcast features a conversation with saxophonist Ryan Devlin.

Devlin grew up in Orlando, where his father spent more than 30 years playing saxophone at Walt Disney World. He came to jazz t... more

Hosted by Noah Preminger, this episode of the Jazz Language podcast features a conversation with bassist Rufus Reid and pianist Randy Ingram.

Reid, who taught himself the bass as an Air Force musician before stints in Japan and Chicago, spent near... more

Hosted by Noah Preminger, this episode of the Jazz Language podcast features a conversation with saxophonist, flautist, and composer Ken Field.

A computer science student at Brown University before training at Berklee College of Music and studying ... more

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Recent Guests

Michael Feinberg
Bassist and organizer of the Ridgewood Jazz Festival
Ridgewood Jazz Festival
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 9 with Michael Feinberg and Yunie Mojica
Yunie Mojica
Saxophonist, recording artist, and organizer of multiple festivals and series
Various NYC jazz events and festivals
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 9 with Michael Feinberg and Yunie Mojica
Ryan Devlin
Drummer and educator, online host of Jazz Lesson Videos
Jazz Lesson Videos
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 8 with Ryan Devlin
Rufus Reid
Jazz bassist and educator
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 7 with Rufus Reid and Randy Ingram
Randy Ingram
Jazz pianist and bandleader
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 7 with Rufus Reid and Randy Ingram
Carmen Staaf
Pianist and composer featured guest
Jazz musician (various projects)
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 5 with Carmen Staaf
Godwin Louis
Jazz saxophonist and composer with a global, Africa-rooted musical approach
Musician
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 4 with Godwin Louis
Lydia Liebman
Publicist and jazz industry professional
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 3 with Lydia Liebman
Dan Weiss
Drummer and composer guest, discussed early development and career
Musician, performer with various artists
Episode: Jazz Language Episode 2 with Dan Weiss

Host

Noah Preminger
Host of Jazz Language

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 24 ratings
  • Titillating

    Ooh ooh oooooh! This show is so hot! Feel the warm jazz running down your chin and back. Oooh!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    scoobybooby
    United States2 months ago
  • Great!!!!!

    Fantastic podcast. This is needed in the jazz space. Every minute spent listening to jazz conversation is time not spent listening to yet another garbage stand-up comedy podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SoggyDannnnnnn
    Canada6 months ago
  • What A Vibe!!!

    Got recommended this podcast by a friend and found myself absolutely loving this! I don’t define myself as an avid jazz listener so wasn’t sure going in, but the host made it feel very welcoming to all sorts of listeners: musicians or just fans of music in general! Easily digestible and some good laughs as well.

    Highly recommend! Following for more keep it coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DaKingOfQuatro
    United States6 months ago
  • Goes beyond Jazz

    For any general interest music fans as much as it is fans of Jazz. Noah is a great host, looking forward to tuning into future episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Limapapah
    United States6 months ago

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The tone is friendly yet informative, making complex topics accessible.
Praise the host for approachable, insightful conversations and practical career guidance.
Listeners describe the show as welcoming to both musicians and general music fans.
Guests are consistently high-caliber, with deep industry knowledge and personal storytelling.

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Jazz Language Episode 9 with Michael Feinberg and Yunie Mojica
Q: What kind of educational work are you doing within the communities?
Educational efforts include partnerships with universities and music schools for workshops, programs for families and youth, and teaching artists about entrepreneurship and the current realities of the music business.
Jazz Language Episode 9 with Michael Feinberg and Yunie Mojica
Q: What does the hustle look like to make these things happen?
The hustle relies on a mix of grants, venue partnerships, donor support, and personal relationships with local businesses; it requires persistence, clear goals, and articulating programming that demonstrates value to funders and communities.
Jazz Language Episode 8 with Ryan Devlin
Q: What was the turning point from classical saxophone to jazz/funk vocabulary?
Ryan explains that exposure to funk-oriented saxophonists and the Brecker Brothers, alongside mentors like Bergonzi, steered him toward a hard-edged jazz vocabulary and a love for challenging, fast-playing passages.
Jazz Language Episode 5 with Carmen Staaf
Q: Nat King Cole or Frank Sinatra?
Nat King Cole, chosen for his influence and timelessness in the jazz-leaning vocal tradition.
Jazz Language Episode 5 with Carmen Staaf
Q: Art Tatum or Earl Hines?
Art Tatum is admired but the guest leans toward Earl Hines for a more grounded, human connection as a listener and player.

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A thoughtful, in-depth conversation series that centers on contemporary jazz by connecting artists, educators, organizers, and industry professionals. Episodes frequently explore community-building, education, funding and sponsorship strategies, publicity and media strategy, and the realities of navigating a modern jazz career—often balancing artistic vision with practical, behind-the-scenes decision making. Noteworthy are the long-form interviews that blend personal origin stories with actionable guidance for aspiring musicians, promoters, and PR professionals, as well as a consistent focus on collaboration, mentorship, and cross-cultural influences within the jazz ecosystem.

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1. Michael Feinberg
2. Yunie Mojica
3. Ryan Devlin
4. Rufus Reid
5. Randy Ingram
6. Carmen Staaf
7. Godwin Louis
8. Lydia Liebman

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