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pirog

/ ±čÉŖĖˆ°łÉ™ŹŠÉ” /

noun

  1. a large pie filled with meat, vegetables, etc
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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of pirog1

from Russian: pie
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In Ensemble Volcanic Ash, cellist, keyboardist, composer and bandleader Janel Leppin assembles a septet of heavyweights from the DMV jazz scene ā€” drummer Larry Ferguson, alto saxophonist Sarah Hughes, guitarist Anthony Pirog, harpist Kim Sator, tenor saxophonist Brian Settles, bassist Luke Stewart ā€” and asks them to play with a touch that, true to the groupā€™s name, ranges from the granular to the explosive.

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Pirogā€™s guitar or Satorā€™s harp?

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As a cellist and a composer, Leppin has been leading this revolving-cast ensemble for years, but its current iteration includes the most exciting musicians in D.C.ā€™s jazz and improvised music scene: bassist Luke Stewart, saxophonists Sarah Hughes and Brian Settles, guitarist Anthony Pirog, harpist Kim Sator and drummer Larry Ferguson.

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On the harp, Sator spoke in euphoric glissandi and thoughtful pinpricks, while Pirogā€™s wobbling guitar tone replied in playful smears.

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51³Ō¹Ļ are musicians who played with Gatton or were influenced by him, including guitarists Principato, Dave Chappell, Chick Hall Jr. and Anthony Pirog.

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