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First Jazz Awards Broadcast from NYC
It was announced by Creative Imagery, Inc. that New York City has been chosen as the host home of the very first Jazz Awards telecast planned for November of 2006. While few details of the show were revealed, it has been disclosed that the primary award given will be named for a legendary Jazz performer and ...
ICP Orchestra US Tour Starts Tomorrow
The ICP Orchestra from Amsterdam kicks off its US tour tomorrow night in NYC. [url]http://www.icporchestra.com[/url] The ICP Orchestra is: Misha Mengelberg - piano Han Bennink - drums Ab Baars - clarinet, tenor saxophone Tobias Delius - tenor saxophone, clarinet Ernst Glerum - bass Thomas Heberer - ...
The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music Celebrates JAM!
In April, The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM!) with a range of exciting events that feature students, alumni, and special guest artists. For more information, the public can contact 212.229.5896 x4591 or [email protected], or visit www.jazz.newschool.edu. For more information about JAM!, the public can visit www.jalc.org/JazzTrail. NEW SCHOOL JAZZ ...
Jerry Vivino Quintet Tuesday March 21st at the Metropolitan Cafe
Jerry Vivino Quintet Tuesday, March 21 10:30PM (2 SETS) The Metropolitan Cafe First Avenue (between 52nd & 53rd) NYC No Cover--great food! (212) 759-5600 with: Mike Merritt, bass James Wormworth, drums Brian Charette, organ and special ...
Jazz Webchats To Explore Developments in the World of Jazz
Broadcast personalities field audience questions during Jazz Appreciation Month April is Jazz Appreciation Month in the United States, and an occasion to explore the history of and current developments in the world of jazz. Created by African-Americans as a fusion of West African musical traits with European and folk elements and subsequently enriched by contributions from ...
Clogs Interviewed at AAJ
Clogs may be the most unusual chamber quartet you're likely to hear. Blending guitar, viola, bassoon and percussion, they're part of a new wave of neo-classical groups who aren't afraid to draw together music from many sources and include improvisation in the mix. Their latest and fourth release, Lantern, may be their best yet. While the ...
ISSUE Project Room/Residency
Composer/Performer Ensemble Ne(x)tworks performs The Music of Cornelius Dufallo & Chris McIntyre Opening Night of a Season-long Residency SILOMUSIC: Ne(x)tworks 2006 @ ISSUE Project Room March 22, 2006, 8PM, $10 (sound installation - 5 to 8PM) ISSUE Project Room http://www.issueprojectroom.org/ 400 Carroll ...
Brian Allen Trio with Tony Malaby and Tom Rainey Southwest Tour
Brian Allen Synapse Trio with Tony Malaby and Tom Rainey Southwest Tour Celebrating the release of the new CD Synapse Brian Allen (trombone) Tony Malaby (saxophones) Tom Rainey (drums) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 Spring High School, Spring, TX Noontime clinic/concert Lake Jackson Intermediate School, Lake Jackson, TX ...
My Favorite Things For The Week of March 19, 2006
My Favorite Things For The Week of March 19, 2006 Music from the Wynton Marsalis Septet and from the Gerald Wilson Orchestra headline this edition of My Favorite Things. We also feature solo recordings from guitarist Jim Hall and pianist Sir Roland Hanna. Join us for this week's edition of My Favorite Things. This week's tunes: ...
New "Idol-like" TV Show for Instrumentalists, America's Hot Musician, Begins Production in March 2006
The American Youth Symphony (AYS), a non-profit organization in the forefront of music education and awareness, has announced it will produce a reality television talent competition for instrumental musicians called America's Hot Musician. The program will air its first 12 episode season in early 2007 in about 200 markets via a coordinated cable network/paid programming schedule, ...

