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Jazz Music

                   

Hinckley: Remembering photographer William Claxton

nydailynews.com
3 hrs ago 24 related
        

Anyone who doubts the power of black-and-white photography must not have seen the work of William Claxton, the music and fashion photographer who died Saturday morning in , none of whom had any inherent love for the people who...

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Oscar Peterson - Jazz Pianist Extraordinary (Duane Shinn)

artipot.com
8 hrs ago
        

One of the most influential players of jazz that the world has known, Oscar Emmanuel Peterson was born on the 15th of August, 1925 in Little Burgundy, Montreal. He is considered the dean of jazz piano players by most fans and...

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Makeba's Last Jazz Fest in Country

allafrica.com
13 hrs ago 1 related
        

KAMPALA is getting a reputation of the place where international artistes do their final gig. Remember the reggae band Third World? After 20 years of producing wonderful music together they decided to call it a day in Kampala...

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Carson resident never misses Reno jazz concert

rgj.com
20 hrs ago 1 related
        

fBy Jessica Estepa • jestepa@rgj.com • October 12, 2008 Pat Glancy attended the first For the Love of Jazz concert in 1974. Thirty-four years later, the Carson City resident still makes the trip to Reno for the concerts. “This...

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Jazz show a good 'investment'

rgj.com
14 hrs ago
        

By Jessica Estepa • jestepa@rgj.com • October 13, 2008 Pat Glancy attended the first For the Love of Jazz concert in 1974. Thirty-four years later, the Carson City resident still makes the trip to Reno for the concerts. "This...

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UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology announces fall 2008 events

ucla.edu
15 hrs ago
        

The UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology offers a series of events for the public's enjoyment throughout the year. Programs include performances of high artistic accomplishment in various genres directed by faculty of national...

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Change of tune for Forest Whitaker as he signs up to play jazz icon Louis Armstrong

bigblog.com
23 hrs ago 1 related
        

He has already portrayed jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker to critical acclaim in Clint Eastwood's Oscar-winning flick Bird. And now talented actor Forest Whitaker is taking on another hugely influential cultural icon by starring...

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Genre Benders

asianage.com
yesterday
        

By Himanshu Bhandari To stand still, it seems, is to move backwards. The most fascinating observation comes to light in conversation with some of the best up-and-coming artistes today — they’re all intrinsically aware they are...

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Küçükyıldırım and his band explore ‘ways' of jazz

todayszaman.com
yesterday
        

Experimental jazz drummer Şenol Küçükyıldırım and his band, Ways, will tonight perform a concert at Talimhane Theater as part of the 18th Akbank Jazz Festival in İstanbul. Accompanied by Ceylan Ertem on vocals, Şevket Akıncı on...

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GoandDo: Head to a big band discussion, or watch Dan Zanes!

seacoastonline.com
yesterday
        

Jazz Society lecture about today's big band jazz scene The heyday of the big bands may be gone, but it's certainly not forgotten. Whether driven by forces in the academic community determined to keep the history alive or by...

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