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Chicago Flutist and Composer Nicole Mitchell Relocates to Los Angeles With Performances on January 27th and January 28th 2011
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Nicole Mitchell
Nicole Mitchell, one of Chicago's more inspiring jazz visionaries," (Chicago Tribune), an award winning jazz flutist, modernist composer and great contributor to Chicago music, has recently relocated to Los Angeles. On January 28th, at 8pm, Mitchell will debut her talents in duet with legendary opera composer and improvising pianist Anthony Davis at Winifred Smith Hall on the campus of University of California Irvine. Mitchell, a recent recipient of the Alpert Award in Music, begins a week-long residency at California Institute ...
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Enter the "Ferit Odman - Autumn in New York" CD Giveaway at All About Jazz!
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All About Jazz
David "Fuze" Fiuczynski - Screaming Headless Hendrix At Painted Bride Arts Center On February 4
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Michael Ricci
David Fuze" Fiuczynski's Screaming Headless Hendrix A Birthday Tribute to a Legendary Light Guest curator: J. Michael Harrison Saturday, February 4 | 8pm $25 in advance, $30 day of show 20% off for patrons in our Ticket Discount Program. At the crossroads of new beats, microtonal harmonies, eastern melodic inflections and improv concepts, new musical ideas are on the horizon. David Fuze" Fiuzynski and The Planet MicroJam Institute ensemble, with special guest ...
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Blues Legend Joe Louis Walker Celebrates Label Debut with Philadelphia Performances
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Chris M. Slawecki
Award-winning guitar slinger, passionate vocalist and gifted songwriter Joe Louis Walker, currently celebrating the release of his Alligator Records debut, Hellfire, will perform at Warmdaddy's in Philadelphia on Friday, February 17 and Saturday, February 18, 2012. Walker has been releasing groundbreaking music since 1986 and has touredand continues to tourworldwide. He has won four Blues Music Awards (BMA) and has been nominated for 44 more, including a nomination for a 2012 BMA for Contemporary Blues Male Artist Of The Year. ...
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Berklee Professor Fred Lipsius Helps Musicians Become Great Improvisers With Online Video Training
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John Pritchard
Get More Creative! Be A Better Soloist! Berklee Professor Fred Lipsius Uses Online Video to Teach Students and Professionals Alike How To Be Great Improvisers: Freddy's Guide to Creative Improvisation. The Online Training also includes a 188pg PDF of the Printed Book. Freddy's Guide To Creative Improvisation is an original and exciting method for teaching what is almost unteachable: the art of improvisation. A well thought-out and balanced approach." Adam Holzman, keyboardist for Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter, Grover Washington ...
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The 5th Season of Brooklyn Jazz Wide Open Continues With Daniel Kelly's Rakonto
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Jason Byrne, Red Cat Publicity
CONNECTION WORKS PRESENTS The 5th SEASON OF BROOKLYN JAZZ WIDE OPEN @ The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Concert Hall The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music is located at 58 Seventh Ave (at Lincoln Place), Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY, Tel 718 622 3300, reduced admission! $10 NEXT Concert of the 2011-2012 season Saturday, February 11, 2012 8:00 PM Daniel Kelly's Rakonto Yoon Sun Choivoice Anders Nilsson guitar Daniel Kellypiano David Ambrosiobass
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Tony Bennett 'Romantic' Set in Time for Valentine's Day
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Of the numerous balladeers to emerge on the music scene in the years during and immediately after World War II, Tony Bennett is considered one of the most versatile and enduring. In a career that spans six decades, he has embraced a host of styles, including swing, pop, jazz, show tunes, orchestral music and more. Along the way, he has earned more than a dozen Grammy Awards and scores of Grammy nominations. Even now, in his mid-80s, he remains an ...
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Carnatic Footprints In New York City at The Cornelia Street Cafe
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Jason Byrne - Red Cat Publicity
New York City has always been a receptive home for the new and experimental in the arts. Indian music is emerging as an exciting site where traditional forms are now being treated to creative makeovers. Young Indian-Americans are offerings new engagements with the melodic and rhythmic structures of classical music from the subcontinent. Guided by guitarist Tom Chang's vision to expand the palate of musical offerings, Cornelia Street Café has emerged as a vibrant space for the new in Indian ...
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