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Noisetet Debut, Plus Circuit Bent Festival 4-/3-4/10 in NYC

Source: All About Jazz
March 21, 2004

Noisetet has a new CD that you can hear bits of at www.noisetet.com (click on “mp3") The piece selected as 1 of 16 semifinalists from over 1700 entries in the Independent Music World Series, “jukebird" is at www.noisetet.com/jukebird.mp3

We will also be performing April 9 at the First International Festival of the art of Circuit Bending in NYC. http://thetanknyc.com/bent If you would like a CD to review, please send an address. ~ Donny Silverman Documenting our performance will be aboptv.com ...

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Sal Mosca, Noted Jazz Pianist/Mentor, to Celebrate 77th Birthday with Rare Concerts

Source: All About Jazz
March 21, 2004

Legendary jazz pianist and teacher Sal Mosca will celebrate his 77th birthday by giving two rare concerts, his first public performances in over ten years. Plagued by illness and personal loss, Mosca has been a virtual recluse for the last decade, but for over 50 years prior to that he was an influential performer and a mentor to innumerable aspiring jazz musicians. A native and long-time resident of Mt. Vernon, NY, Mosca played jazz in local clubs as a teenager ...

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Clare Teal signs multi album deal with Sony Records

Source: All About Jazz
March 21, 2004

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Tommy Vig Strikes Again!

Source: All About Jazz
March 21, 2004

The Tommy Vig Quintet Featuring Mia On Vocals And Roger Lee On Drums Celebrating The Release Of Tommy Vig's Brand New CD: “Now And Then - Tommy Vig 2004" Pannon Jazz Label, Budapest Available in the USA at CDBaby.com Read the reviews on Allaboutjazz.com and CDBaby.com

LA: Sunday, June 13, 2004 7:30 P.M. Charlie O's Bar & Grill 13725 Victory ...

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Race On To Preserve Former Home Of Jazz Legend John Coltrane

Source: All About Jazz
March 20, 2004

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Joel E. Siegel Dies; Film Professor, Critic

Source: All About Jazz
March 18, 2004

by Louie Estrada Washington Post, March 13, 2004

Joel E. Siegel, 63, a retired Georgetown University English professor who also was a lyricist, music producer and freelance film and music critic for the Washington City Paper, died of spinal meningitis March 11 at George Washington University Hospital.

Dr. Siegel mostly taught film studies at Georgetown, where he was a faculty member for 32 years, until 1998. He offered the college's earliest courses on film studies and built the ...

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British Jazz Vocal Sensation Ian Shaw to Perform at Joe's Pub APRIL 17th 7.30pm

Source: All About Jazz
March 17, 2004

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Gene Ess Quartet with Special Guest: Al Foster performs at the CBGB Lounge

Source: All About Jazz
March 17, 2004

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