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Jazz Pianist and Composer Weldon Irvine Dead from Gunshot Wound to Head Via Suicide
Weldon Irvine, jazz composer and pianist who worked and composed music which included Hip Hop, Rap, Jazz, died from a gunshot wound to the head one day this week. Funeral Services to be held at J. Foster Phillips funeral home on Linden Boulevard, in Queens on Sunday, April 28th, 2002. Weldon was made famous by his ...
Jazz Excursion Radio Program Doubles Audience Weekly During April 2002
The Jazz Excursion radio program has experienced incredible growth since coming back on the air in January and partnering with allaboutjazz.com. The number of listeners logging on to the show and 24/7 station has doubled every month since January and doubled every week during the month of April. Jazz Excursion host John Sutton had this to ...
Harman International Celebrates The Sixth Season Of Harman: How To Listen
Acclaimed jazz trumpeter Terence Blanchard, saxophonists Jimmy Heath and David Sanchez, and songwriter Dan Zanes named artists for the 2002 edition of the celebrated music education program Washington, D.C., March 14th, 2002 -- Harman International announced today that multi-Grammy Award nominee, jazz trumpeter and film composer Terence Blanchard, saxophonists Jimmy Heath and David Sanchez and songwriter ...
Mahaba Women's New Jazz Ensemble
Jazz Arts Productions 1598 Coronado Ave Apt b San Diego 92154 619-424-7242 For Immediate Release: The Mahaba Women's New Jazz Ensemble Featuring: Turiya Mareya - Keyboards and Bass Clarinet, Jaime Kim - Violen, Linda Kent- Drums, Lynn Copeland - Bass The Music: Original WorldBeat Jazz composed by Turiya Mareya. Date: Friday May ...
Jon Regen Plays Carnegie Hall w/JIMMY SCOTT 4/22/2002
CARNEGIE HALL PRESENTS Broadway Artists Sing the Songs of Billie Holiday Isaac Stern Auditorium Monday, April 22, 2002 8:00 PM Carnegie Hall Goes Pops Price Range [$21 - $79] In 1943 the famed Commodore record shop in Times Square was where the stars of Broadway crossed ...


