kh1958 Posted October 4, 2018 Author Report Posted October 4, 2018 Duet Jazz Club opens in Tulsa, with Christian Scott on opening night (October 4) and The Bad Plus the next night. https://www.facebook.com/pg/duetjazztulsa/posts/ Quote
JSngry Posted October 4, 2018 Report Posted October 4, 2018 Too bad I can't get up there. I'd love to meet Ethan Iverson! Quote
kh1958 Posted October 4, 2018 Author Report Posted October 4, 2018 20 minutes ago, JSngry said: Too bad I can't get up there. I'd love to meet Ethan Iverson! Ethan Iverson is not in The Bad Plus anymore; he has been replaced on piano by Orin Evans. Too bad Tulsa is a four hour drive away. Quote
JSngry Posted October 4, 2018 Report Posted October 4, 2018 It would be doable on a Saturday, depending on my interest. I recall a jazz club in Tulsa that opened for literally three weeks called the Purple (or Red, or Green) Onion. One week they had Sam Rivers Trio, the next Woody Shaw Quintet, and the third week they booked an "alternative" big band out of Denton that I was in called the Kosmic Jazz Orchestra, which was led by a writer named Paul Holderbaum and contained Mike Smith, Charlie Young, Bob Belden, Chuck Schmitt, Randy Zimmerman, Bruce Hall, just a buttload full of top-shelf Denton talen who played in the 1:00 but wanted something else as well. And an oddball or two, which was how I got in. anyway, we played Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, never to more then 3-4 people a night. Paul gave us checks at the end of the gig and we drove home. I went straight to Kroger and cashed mine, because I was dead fucking broke. Paul called everybody on Monday, frantic, DON'T CASH THAT CHECK, THE CLUB'S FOLDED! I CAN'T COVER ANYTHING! I had to tell Paul that, sorry, too late, and he was like, gee, ok, I understand, but you could tell that the established pattern for people with steady gig income was to wait to get paid by a contractor or even the bandleader, the classic "the check's in the mail" thing) and then wait to go to the bank. This I did not know at the time. Lesson learned. So, that's my experience with jazz in Tulsa. Hope it goes better this time around, although there's no Sam Rivers Trio or Woody Shaw Quintet left to go broke on. Quote
kh1958 Posted October 4, 2018 Author Report Posted October 4, 2018 Yes, it all seems like a folly. If it were a Saturday night booking, I might well go see Christian Scott, or Jakob Bro in a few weeks (actually on a Friday), if it lasts that long. Quote
JSngry Posted October 4, 2018 Report Posted October 4, 2018 Well, there's some kind of a jazz thing happening up there, not sure what, but something. You never know. I would advise all involved to do EFTs though, just in case. Quote
kh1958 Posted October 4, 2018 Author Report Posted October 4, 2018 And I thought Charlie Christian was the last jazz thing happening in Oklahoma. In the meantime, we need a volunteer to do reconnaissance. Your safety cannot be guaranteed, however. Quote
JSngry Posted October 4, 2018 Report Posted October 4, 2018 Don Cherry! They got this: http://okjazz.org/ Quote
Dave Garrett Posted October 4, 2018 Report Posted October 4, 2018 I had the same thought. It doesn't exactly give you a warm, fuzzy feeling when a show is cancelled a month in advance due to illness, particularly when it comes to older folks. Quote
kh1958 Posted October 5, 2018 Author Report Posted October 5, 2018 15 hours ago, Dave Garrett said: I had the same thought. It doesn't exactly give you a warm, fuzzy feeling when a show is cancelled a month in advance due to illness, particularly when it comes to older folks. There are no future bookings listed on his website at present. Quote
kh1958 Posted October 6, 2018 Author Report Posted October 6, 2018 (edited) October 16, 2018: Eric Alexander and Harold Mabern, Kenton Hall, UNT, Denton October 20, 2018: Larry Lampkin, Ally Venable, Duncanville Blues Festival Shelly Carroll, Kitchen Cafe, Dallas Cedric Burnside, White Water Tavern, Little Rock, Arkansas October 25, 2018: Aaron Diehl Trio, Scat Jazz Lounge, Fort Worth October 26, 2018: Jacob Bro, Thomas Morgan, Joey Baron, Duet, Tulsa, Oklahoma October 27, 2018: Aaron Diehl Trio, Tulsa Performing Arts Center November 3, 2018: DeJohnette Coltrane Garrison, Wortham, Houston November 7, 2018: Rachella Parks, Sammons Center, Dallas November 10, 2018: Charlie Hunter, Duet, Tulsa, Oklahoma November 11, 2018: Charlie Hunter, Guitar Sanctuary, McKinney December 1, 2018: Pedrito Martinez, Wortham, Houston December 3, 2018: Wynton Marsalis, Tobin Center, San Antonio December 4, 2018: Charles Lloyd, Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan, San Antonio Randy Brecker, Cezanne, Houston December 5, 2018: Wynton Marsalis with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Meyerson, Dallas December 7, 2018: Robert Cray, The Heights Theater, Houston December 8, 2018: Robert Cray, University of Texas at Tyler February 1, 2019: Joey DeFrancesco Trio, University of Texas at Dallas February 2, 2019: Stefon Harris and Blackout, Carver Center, San Antonio February 8, 2018: Chucho Valdes, Wortham, Houston February 9, 2019, Chucho Valdes, Laurie Auditorium, San Antonio February 23, 2019: Susana Baca, Carver Center, San Antonio March 23, 2019: Tom Harrell Quintet, Empire Theater, San Antonio March 31, 2019: Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour (Melissa Aldana, Bria Skonberg, Christian Sands), Walton Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas April 11, 2019: Stanley Jordan, One World Theater, Austin Terence Blanchard and Rennie Harris, Bass Concert Hall, Austin April 12, 2019: Dave Douglas, Wortham, Houston April 13, 2019: University of Texas Jazz Orchestra with Joe Lovano, Bates Recital Hall, Austin April 26-28, May 2-5, 2019: New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Edited October 14, 2018 by kh1958 Quote
kh1958 Posted October 12, 2018 Author Report Posted October 12, 2018 Harold Mabern, piano Eric Alexander, saxophone Guest Artist Small Group Recital MU 282 (Kenton Hall). Free admission. Free parking spaces will be available in Lot 26 (Highland Street, between Bain Hall and Music Practice South) for patrons attending performances at the College of Music on weekends and after 5:00pm on weekdays. Tuesday, October 16, 2018 at 8 PM – 9:30 PM pin UNT College of Music 415 Avenue C, Denton, Texas 76201 Quote
kh1958 Posted October 17, 2018 Author Report Posted October 17, 2018 (edited) November 2, 2018: Shelley Carrol, Chocolate Secrets, Dallas November 3, 2018: DeJohnette Coltrane Garrison, Wortham, Houston November 7, 2018: Rachella Parks, Sammons Center, Dallas November 8, 2018: Ronnie Cuber, Scat Jazz Lounge, Fort Worth November 10, 2018: Charlie Hunter, Duet, Tulsa, Oklahoma November 11, 2018: Charlie Hunter, Guitar Sanctuary, McKinney November 13, 2018: Charlie Hunter, The Townsend, Austin November 16, 2018: Tutu Jones, Babb Bros, Dallas November 17, 2018: Bnois King, Babb Bros., Dallas November 23, 2018: Roseanna Vitro, Kitchen Cafe, Dallas November 24, 2018: Ally Venable, Six Springs, Dallas December 1, 2018: Pedrito Martinez, Wortham, Houston December 3, 2018: Wynton Marsalis, Tobin Center, San Antonio December 4, 2018: Charles Lloyd, Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan, San Antonio Randy Brecker, Cezanne, Houston December 5, 2018: Wynton Marsalis with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Meyerson, Dallas December 7, 2018: Robert Cray, The Heights Theater, Houston December 8, 2018: Robert Cray, University of Texas at Tyler February 1, 2019: Joey DeFrancesco Trio, University of Texas at Dallas February 2, 2019: Stefon Harris and Blackout, Carver Center, San Antonio February 8, 2018: Chucho Valdes, Wortham, Houston February 9, 2019, Chucho Valdes, Laurie Auditorium, San Antonio February 23, 2019: Susana Baca, Carver Center, San Antonio March 23, 2019: Tom Harrell Quintet, Empire Theater, San Antonio March 31, 2019: Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour (Melissa Aldana, Bria Skonberg, Christian Sands), Walton Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas April 11, 2019: Stanley Jordan, One World Theater, Austin Terence Blanchard and Rennie Harris, Bass Concert Hall, Austin April 12, 2019: Dave Douglas, Wortham, Houston April 13, 2019: University of Texas Jazz Orchestra with Joe Lovano, Bates Recital Hall, Austin April 26-28, May 2-5, 2019: New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Edited October 29, 2018 by kh1958 Quote
kh1958 Posted October 17, 2018 Author Report Posted October 17, 2018 (edited) THU, NOVEMBER 8 Three Baritone Saxophone Band Tribute featuring Ronnie Cuber $ Ticketed Event cover Ronnie Cuber at Scat Jazz Lounge. This tribute will feature music arranged by the great Ronnie Cuber. Cuber has been the the most sought after baritone saxophonist for both jazz and pop artists for the last 50 years. He has played and recorded with legends such as Frank Sinatra, Maynard Furgeson, Frank Zappa, Steely Dan, Horace Silver George Benson, Paul Simon, Lonnie Smith and the Saturday Night Live Band. Come hear this living legend. Tickets on sale now. Purchase Tickets Here Edited October 17, 2018 by kh1958 Quote
kh1958 Posted November 5, 2018 Author Report Posted November 5, 2018 (edited) November 17, 2018: Bnois King, Babb Bros., Dallas November 18, 2018: Kalyanjit Das (sitar), Gourisankar (tabla), Austin School of Music November 20, 2018: Melissa Aldana with One O'Clock Lab Band, Murchison Performing Arts Center, Denton November 23, 2018: Roseanna Vitro, Kitchen Cafe, Dallas November 24, 2018: Ally Venable, Six Springs, Dallas December 1, 2018: Pedrito Martinez, Wortham, Houston December 3, 2018: Wynton Marsalis, Tobin Center, San Antonio December 4, 2018: Charles Lloyd, Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan, San Antonio December 5, 2018: Wynton Marsalis with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Meyerson, Dallas December 7, 2018: Robert Cray, The Heights Theater, Houston December 8, 2018: Robert Cray, University of Texas at Tyler December 22, 2018: Shelley Carrol, Robert Glasper, The Performance Center-Ensemble Theatre, Houston January 11, 2019: Ran Blake, Match, Houston February 1, 2019: Joey DeFrancesco Trio, University of Texas at Dallas February 2, 2019: Stefon Harris and Blackout, Carver Center, San Antonio February 8, 2018: Chucho Valdes, Wortham, Houston February 9, 2019, Chucho Valdes, Laurie Auditorium, San Antonio February 16, 2019: Bria Skonberg, Duet, Tulsa February 23, 2019: Susana Baca, Carver Center, San Antonio March 23, 2019: Tom Harrell Quintet, Empire Theater, San Antonio March 31, 2019: Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour (Melissa Aldana, Bria Skonberg, Christian Sands), Walton Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas April 11, 2019: Stanley Jordan, One World Theater, Austin Terence Blanchard and Rennie Harris, Bass Concert Hall, Austin April 12, 2019: Dave Douglas, Wortham, Houston April 13, 2019: University of Texas Jazz Orchestra with Joe Lovano, Bates Recital Hall, Austin April 25-28, May 2-5, 2019: New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Edited November 17, 2018 by kh1958 Quote
kh1958 Posted November 10, 2018 Author Report Posted November 10, 2018 50TH ANNIVERSARY JAZZ FEST ADDS EXTRA DAY 50TH ANNIVERSARY JAZZ FEST ADDS EXTRA DAY HISTORIC FESTIVAL TO KICK OFF THURSDAY, APRIL 25 Festival Music Lineup to be Announced in December “Jazz Fest Memories” Social Media Series Highlighting 50 Years of Jazz Fest Starts Today New Orleans, LA (November 9, 2018)—Producers of the 50th anniversary Jazz Fest have decided to mark the milestone event with something special: the addition of another day of the signature festival celebrating New Orleans music and culture. Thursday, April 25 will now be the opening day of the 2019 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival presented by Shell. Both of the event’s weekends will run Thursday through Sunday, April 25 – 28 and May 2 – 5. The Festival also announced that the new day will be “Locals Thursday,” which allows anyone with a valid Louisiana ID to purchase up to two discount tickets at the gate on that day. “Locals Thursday” discount tickets will again be only $50. The lineup for the 50th anniversary Festival and ticketing information will be released in December. Started in 1970, Jazz Fest annually celebrates the unique culture of New Orleans and the region drawing fans from around the country and around the world. Quote
kh1958 Posted November 15, 2018 Author Report Posted November 15, 2018 From Nameless Sound: January 11, 2019 8PM Ran Blake (Boston, MA) - piano at MATCH 3400 Main St Quote
JSngry Posted November 17, 2018 Report Posted November 17, 2018 A Friday. hmmmmmmm....since we don't yet have bullet train, maybe Megabus + Uber? Is that viable for a down and back w/no stay over? I ask for a round trip and all it gives me is the way down? https://us.megabus.com/journey-planner/journeys?days=1&concessionCount=0&departureDate=2019-01-11&destinationId=318&inboundDepartureDate=2019-01-11&inboundOtherDisabilityCount=0&inboundPcaCount=0&inboundWheelchairSeated=0&nusCount=0&originId=317&otherDisabilityCount=0&pcaCount=0&totalPassengers=1&wheelchairSeated=0 Quote
kh1958 Posted November 18, 2018 Author Report Posted November 18, 2018 (edited) I'm not going to be able to see this, as I'm going out of town that morning, but... There's also Vonlane, which is the luxury bus alternative. They will get you there (downtown Houston) in under 4 hours in reasonable comfort (very comfortable seats with wifi and a stewardess serving drinks and snacks like you are on an airplane and it's 1970 again). But priced the same as the lowest Southwest Airlines fare between Dallas and Houston. https://www.vonlane.com Edited November 18, 2018 by kh1958 Quote
kh1958 Posted November 18, 2018 Author Report Posted November 18, 2018 (edited) December 1, 2018: Pedrito Martinez, Wortham, Houston Nikki Hill, Continental Club, Austin December 2, 2018: Nikki Hill, Paper Tiger, San Antonio December 3, 2018: Wynton Marsalis, Tobin Center, San Antonio December 4, 2018: Charles Lloyd, Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan, San Antonio December 5, 2018: Wynton Marsalis with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Meyerson, Dallas December 7, 2018: Robert Cray, The Heights Theater, Houston December 8, 2018: Robert Cray, University of Texas at Tyler December 15, 2018: Ashlin Parker and Friends, Scat Jazz, Fort Worth December 22, 2018: Shelley Carrol, Robert Glasper, The Performance Center-Ensemble Theatre, Houston December 27, 2018: Carl Weathersby, Antone's, Austin December 21, 2018: Lucky Peterson, Poor David's Pub, Dallas January 11, 2019: Ran Blake, Match, Houston February 1, 2019: Joey DeFrancesco Trio, University of Texas at Dallas February 2, 2019: Stefon Harris and Blackout, Carver Center, San Antonio February 8, 2018: Chucho Valdes, Wortham, Houston February 9, 2019, Chucho Valdes, Laurie Auditorium, San Antonio February 16, 2019: Bria Skonberg, Duet, Tulsa February 23, 2019: Susana Baca, Carver Center, San Antonio March 23, 2019: Tom Harrell Quintet, Empire Theater, San Antonio March 31, 2019: Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour (Melissa Aldana, Bria Skonberg, Christian Sands), Walton Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas April 11, 2019: Stanley Jordan, One World Theater, Austin Terence Blanchard and Rennie Harris, Bass Concert Hall, Austin April 12, 2019: Dave Douglas, Wortham, Houston April 13, 2019: University of Texas Jazz Orchestra with Joe Lovano, Bates Recital Hall, Austin April 25-28, May 2-5, 2019: New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Edited December 1, 2018 by kh1958 Quote
kh1958 Posted November 21, 2018 Author Report Posted November 21, 2018 Ran Blake Film Noir Regional Premier: renowned pianist plays original scores and improvisations to excerpts of classic film noir Friday, January 11, 2019 8PM at MATCH 3400 Main St Ran Blake (Boston, MA) - piano Tickets available for purchase on the MATCH website. General seating. Pay what you can/pay what you will. Everyone under 18 gets in for free. Parking details: https://matchouston.org/location-parking Nameless Sound presents the regional premiere of Ran Blake Film Noir, featuring the renowned pianist performing original scores and improvisations to excerpts of classic film noir. "Blake has a singular ability to make a single note speak volumes about the human condition, and to turn silence into a withering cry." - Bill Shoemaker, Jazz Times Deeply introspective, often starkly expressed and sometimes beautifully austere, Ran Blake possesses one of the truly personal stylistic voices of modern jazz. It's is a piano music that is unquestionably of the idiom. Yet it defies the easy linear histories that simplify jazz as a succession of heroic musical innovations, and that position artists on a chronology of what is supposedly avant-garde. Much of Ran Blake's unique musical world is constructed from a combination of clear yet seamless inspirations. His deft ear and adroit touch that dovetail blues tonalities and atonalism are likely born from the marriage of early influences such as Bartok, Debussy, Stravinsky, Monk and Ellington. But other influences may be more surprising. Important to Blake is his love of singers like Mahalia Jackson, Al Green and Ray Charles. Far from mere stylistic influences, they are inspirations in the deepest sense, and subjects of study. One of Blake's most important influences is not directly musical. He apparently had a life epiphany at the age of 12, when he saw the film Spiral Staircase. And he watched the thriller 20 times in a three-week period. Of this period, Blake said: "Plots, scenes, and melodic and harmonic surfaces intermingled, obtruding into my day life as well as my dreams." He began mentally placing himself inside noir films. This, as well as real life scenarios, inspired his first original compositions. The influence of the Pentecostal church music he heard growing up in Suffield, Connecticut, combined with his musical immersion in what he terms "a film noir world" and laid the groundwork for his earliest musical style. He was formally and informally a student of some of the most impressive names in modern jazz, including Mary Lou Williams, Oscar Peterson, Mal Waldron, Bill Russo and Gunther Schuller. It was Schuller, who brought him on to the faculty of the New England Conservatory of Music, the first American conservatory to offer a degree in jazz. There, the future MacArthur "Genius" founded the Contemporary Improvisation Department and developed his pedagogical approach, called "The Primacy of the Ear". At New England Conservatory he became highly influential himself, mentoring generations of musicians including Matthew Shipp, Don Byron and John Medeski. "Here there is jazz per se, and there is music that sounds like Debussy improvising alone at night in a big room, trying to scare himself." - Ben Ratliff, New York Times Link: Quote
kh1958 Posted December 3, 2018 Author Report Posted December 3, 2018 (edited) January 24, 2019: Lucky Peterson, Antone's, Austin January 26, 2018: Lucky Peterson, Poor David's Pub, Dallas February 1, 2019: Joey DeFrancesco Trio, University of Texas at Dallas February 2, 2019: Stefon Harris and Blackout, Carver Center, San Antonio February 4, 2019: Caroline Davis, UNT, Denton February 7, 2019: Caroline Davis, Scat Jazz, Fort Worth February 8, 2018: Chucho Valdes, Wortham, Houston Kara Grainger, Guitar Sanctuary, McKinney February 9, 2019, Chucho Valdes, Laurie Auditorium, San Antonio February 16, 2019: Bria Skonberg, Duet, Tulsa February 23, 2019: Susana Baca, Carver Center, San Antonio March 9, 2019: Anoushka Shankar, Riverbend Center for the Arts, Austin March 15, 2019: Peter Bernstein, Larry Goldings and Bill Stewart Trio, Walton Arts Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas March 23, 2019: Tom Harrell Quintet, Empire Theater, San Antonio March 31, 2019: Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour (Melissa Aldana, Bria Skonberg, Christian Sands), Walton Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas April 11, 2019: Stanley Jordan, One World Theater, Austin Terence Blanchard and Rennie Harris, Bass Concert Hall, Austin April 12, 2019: Dave Douglas, Wortham, Houston April 13, 2019: University of Texas Jazz Orchestra with Joe Lovano, Bates Recital Hall, Austin April 19, 2019: Benny Green Trio, Walton Arts Center, Fayetteville, Arkansas April 25, 2019: James Carter Organ Trio, Django Festival All Stars, Jason Marsalis, Charlie Gabriel, Toronzo Cannon, Rev. John Wilkins, Diassing Kunda (Senegal), Sash Masakowski, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival April 26, 2019: Terence Blanchard featuring the E-Collective, Kidd Jordan Family Band, Astral Project, Roger Lewis and Baritone Bliss, Louis Ford, Robert Cray, Chris Thomas King, Astral Project; Jose James, Diassing Kunda (Senegal), New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival April 27, 2019: Aurora Nealand and the Royal Roses, Leroy Jones, Blodie's Jazz Jam, Tom McDermott and Evan Christopher, Laurence Sieberth and Fareed Haque, Mr. Sipp, Donet Gnahore (Ivory Coast); Diassing Kunda (Senegal), Gregory Porter, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival April 28, 2019: Maurice Brown, Give the Drummer Some (Herlin Riley, Shannon Powell, Terence Higgins, and Johnny Vidacowich), Marsalis Family Band, Mdou Moctar (Niger), Donet Gnahore (Ivory Coast); Cedric Burnside, Walter Wolfman Washington, New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival May 2, 2019: Nicholas Payton, Regina Carter, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival May 3, 2019: Trumpet Mafia, Kamasi Washington, Mathew Whitaker Quartet, Jamil Sharif, Jarekus Singleton, Cecile McLoren Salvant, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Chick Corea and Bela Fleck, Paramount Theater, Austin May 4, 2019: Jupiter and Okwess (Congo), Kenny Neal, Boukman Eksperyans (Haiti), Alfredo Rodriguez and Pedrito Martinez, Jeremy Davenport. Panorama Jazz Band, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival May 5, 2019: Jupiter and Okwess (Congo), Herbie Hancock, Buddy Guy, Little Freddie King, Boukman Eksperyans (Haiti); Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra, Lil Buck Sinegal, Doreen's Jazz New Orleans, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival May 8, 2019: Chick Corea and Bela Fleck, Majestic Theater, Dallas May 11, 2019: Tejendra Majumdar (sarod), Austin Edited January 18, 2019 by kh1958 Quote
RickLopez Posted December 23, 2018 Report Posted December 23, 2018 On 10/4/2018 at 9:25 AM, JSngry said: It would be doable on a Saturday, depending on my interest. I recall a jazz club in Tulsa that opened for literally three weeks called the Purple (or Red, or Green) Onion. One week they had Sam Rivers Trio, the next Woody Shaw Quintet, and the third week they booked an "alternative" big band out of Denton —Any more info on this? Know a year/date? Quote
JSngry Posted December 23, 2018 Report Posted December 23, 2018 1978? 79? Late winter/early spring, iirc. Doing the math now, most likely late 78/early 79. That's about as specific as I can get it. Quote
kh1958 Posted January 5, 2019 Author Report Posted January 5, 2019 Scat Jazz, THU, FEBRUARY 7 9:00 PM Caroline Davis $ 5 cover Chicago's Caroline Davis has performed with various groups including Zing!, Pedway, Tomorrow Music Orchestra, James Davis Quintet, and Ted Sirota's Rebel Souls. In addition, she has received a wide range of accolades including a Downbeat outstanding soloist award (2006), and performances with Sisters in Jazz as a part of IAJE (2005). Don't miss Caroline's return to Scat. Quote
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