Mainly focusing the avant-garde and adventurous styles: Modern classical, free jazz, minimalist and electronic experimental styles.
Feature: "Oof" by the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble (2008), plus several humorous tracks related to Mostly Other People Do the Killing among others.
Feature: Bill Evans' "Very Early" performed by Parish (2001).
Feature for Black History Month: "Evil Nigger", composed in 1979 by Julius Eastman (shown), and performed by the Kukuruz Quartet in 2017.
Feature: "Guardians of the Truth" by Beck Hunters (2016).
Feature: "The Undertaker's Dance" by the William Parker Trio (2002).
3-hour program with feature for MLK Day: "At Dr. King's Table", this time in its entirety by the posthumous Julius Hemphill Sextet, plus other lengthy pieces to stretch things out and expand the mind.
Honoring two passings: Roy Hargrove (16 October 1969 - 2 November 2018) and Joseph Jarman (shown; 14 September 1937 - 9 January 2019).
Two pieces only: A 50-year celebration of Alexander von Schlippenbach's Global Unity Orchestra from 2016, and Julius Eastman's "Fugue No. 7" by the Kukuruz Quartet (2017; composed 1983).
Feature: "Continuity of Unfoldment", a solo performance from 1981 by William Hooker.
Feature : Once again, George Crumb's "A Little Suite For Christmas, A.D. 1979" performed by Lambert Orkis on solo piano. (Shown, George Crumb)
