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News: Performance / Tour

Brian Allen NY this week with Malaby, Cleaver, Wooley and more...

Brian Allen NY this week with Malaby, Cleaver, Wooley and more...

Brian Allen NY Performances this week: Brian Allen (trombone) with Tony Malaby (tenor saxophone) and Gerald Cleaver (drums) Wednesday, September 6 at Barbes, Brooklyn, NY 10pm www.barbesbrooklyn.com 376 9th Street (corner of 6th ave. Park Slope) The Kris Davis Quartet with Tony Malaby, Eivind Opsvik and ...

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News: Event

Maynard Ferguson Tribute Concert at Touhill Performing Arts Center in St. Louis on September 20

Maynard Ferguson Tribute Concert at Touhill Performing Arts Center in St. Louis on September 20

St. Louis to Host Maynard Ferguson Tribute Concert TICKETS ON SALE TODAY at 10am to Honor the Jazz Legend at a Special Performance on September 20th. ST. LOUIS--The Maynard Ferguson Family, in association with Steve Schankman and Contemporary Productions, will present a tribute to Maynard Ferguson on Wednesday, September 20, 2006 at the Blanche M. Touhill ...

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News: Recording

Four new Jazz/World Fusion releases by Gino Foti on the Net Dot Music label

Four new Jazz/World Fusion releases by Gino Foti on the Net Dot Music label

BOSTON, MA. - Net Dot Music, Inc. announces the simultaneous release of four new full-length CDs in the jazz/world fusion genres by bass guitar and keyboard player Gino Foti. Orbis Terrarum (14 tracks, 66:10) - Exploring the relationships between diverse musical traditions and the dichotomy of rhythm and melody of the bass guitar, this aural travelogue ...

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News: Website

Premiere of the Complete Visual Jazz Composition " A_men Basquiat " with Jason Moran by T.E. Priemon

Premiere of the Complete Visual Jazz Composition " A_men Basquiat " with Jason Moran by T.E. Priemon

"A_men Basquiat" explores the non-standard use of the jazz composition. This work was composed using the medium of Photonality, which basically is a visual music composition. The camera acts as an additional instrument within the performance. “A_men Basquiat" was inspired by the music of Jason Moran. This composition is like a requiem for Basquiat, which came ...

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News: Event

Ladies and Gentlemen...Uri Caine

Ladies and Gentlemen...Uri Caine

Pianist Uri Caine kicks off the new 'Philadelphia Series' at the Slought Foundation on October 12, 2006. Without question, Philadelphia has produced many of the greatest musicians in the world and at the present time local hero Uri Caine leads the way perpetuating this proud tradition into the 21st century. As Uri's music increasingly keeps him ...

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News: Interview

David Binney Interviewed at AAJ

David Binney Interviewed at AAJ

New York altoist David Binney is a tremendous improviser, a prolific composer, a tireless bandleader and a reliable sideman. He's a great, productive composer. At the same time, he can free-improvise with the best of them, and his improvisations tend to benefit from the same formalism and flow that imbues his written pieces. And, of course, ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Wu Li featuring Dana Leong Sept. 6 at Bar Nine

Wu Li featuring Dana Leong Sept. 6 at Bar Nine

Join New York quantum-core innovators Wu Li at Bar Nine this Wednesday, September 6th at 8:30 PM. This month the band features multi-instrumentalist Dana Leong on cello and effects. As always, they will be bringing live loops, haunting melodies and the best in improvised grooves. This truly is music to travel time. Join Wu Li every ...

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News: Radio

My Favorite Things with Russ Neff for The Week of September 3, 2006

My Favorite Things with Russ Neff for The Week of September 3, 2006

My Favorite Things with Russ Neff for The Week of September 3, 2006 A wide variety of guitarists are featured on this edition of My Favorite Things. We listen to music from such veterans as Jim Hall and Cal Collins as well as newcomers Fred Fried and Jackie King. Join us for this week's edition of ...

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News: Obituary

Dewey Redman, 75, Jazz Saxophonist, Dies

Dewey Redman, 75, Jazz Saxophonist, Dies

Dewey Redman, an expansive and poetic tenor saxophonist and bandleader who had been at the aesthetic frontiers of jazz since the 1960s, died on Saturday in Brooklyn. He was 75 and lived in Brooklyn. The cause was liver failure, said Velibor Pedevski, his brother-in-law. Walter Redman was born and grew up in Fort Worth. He started ...


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