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NEW on JazzPianoOnline.com: FREE Wynton Kelly Blues Lick
FREE Wynton Kelly Blues Lick A frequent collaborator of Hank Mobley, Wynton Kelly is almost synonomous with hard bop. Here is a flexible blues lick that you can use over a dominant chord. Listen to it at 5:10 on the tune Greasin' Easy on Hank Mobley's 1961 Blue Note release Workout. Check out the “What's NEW" ...
Rachael Price Performs at SPAC's Little Theatre
Twenty-three year old jazz vocalist Rachael Price performs on May 29 at SPAC's Little Theatre in Saratoga Springs, NY at 8p.m. Price attracted attention at 17 by becoming the youngest semi-finalist in both the Montreaux International Jazz Vocal Competition in Europe and the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition. Jazz Critics and professionals have called her “gifted," ...
Arturo O'Farrill & the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra Perform at Spa Little Theatre
Preeminent Latin jazz pianist and bandleader Arturo O'Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra perform at 8 p.m. on May 30 at the Spa Little Theatre in Saratoga Springs, NY. O'Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra are 2009 Grammy Award winners in the category of Best Latin Jazz Album' for their work, Song for Chico. ...
Live Jazz on WLRN, NPR in Miami/FT. Lauderdale
Please tune in WLRN's South Florida Arts Beat Friday, February 13th, 2009 at 1:00pm Eastern Featuring an in-studio performance by Mad Romance South Florida's premiere Jazz vocal group, Mad Romance, has taken Miami, Fort Lauderdale and the Palm Beaches by storm. Comprised of veteran Jazz educators and performers, Rick Harris, Wendy Pedersen, ...
Revolutionary Snake Ensemble in Boston, Philadelphia, New Orleans, and Worldwide!
It's a difficult time, and doubly so for small independent record companies like our Maryland-based label Cuneiform Records. Not only are sales down due to the economy--CD burning and illegal free download sites are cutting significantly into the market. You can support dedicated and creative independent music businesses by buying a CD or two, and of ...
Gypsy Jazz Jam @ Galaxie in Chicago on February 20th
The Galaxie continues its series of bi-monthly gypsy jazz jam sessions on Friday, February 20 from 8 to 11 pm. These are open to musicians and dancers of all types and levels, as well as fans of vintage films. This session will feature the musician Adam Haus of Bosaa Saravah and Ten Cat fame. Musicians and ...
Jon Hassell & Maarifa Street with Dhafer Youssef at Royce Hall (LA) on February 13th
Jon Hassell Brings his Unclassifiable Music to Royce Hall on Feb. 13 as Part of his First U.S. tour in Twenty Years. On the heels of his newest album release, Last night the moon came dropping its clothes in the street, Jon Hassell brings his unclassifiable musical colors and a unique electro-acoustic ensemble, with special guest ...
Ben Monder & Bill McHenry Release "Bloom" on BlueMusicGroup.com
Two New York jazz titans, guitarist Ben Monder and saxophonist Bill McHenry, meet on their latest release Bloom with ten illustrious free improvisations. Broad 21st century jazz style expressions meet open sound landscapes on these soothing moods. The music takes you to a relaxed world, whether getting away from the daily reality or just enjoying art ...
Trumpet Great Claudio Roditi's Love Letter to Brazil
In a unique two-day venture, trumpet/flugelhorn player Claudio Roditi has created Brazilliance x 4, a stunning tribute album to the land he loves, celebrating with colleagues that he’s known and worked with for many years, all of them fellow Brazilians. “How this came about,” Roditi states, “was we had a performance at [Resonance Records owner] George ...
The Blue and the Great Miles Davis
Fifty years ago, Miles Davis recorded Kind of Blue. If you own one jazz album, this is probably the one. At 2:30 on March 2, 1959, the 32-year-old trumpet player and bandleader Miles Davis took six sidemen into a New York City studio, where they spent the afternoon and early evening recording three songs. On April ...
