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The Toronto City Jazz Night is to Combine Business with Pleasure
Socialize with business people and enjoy live Jazz Music at the Historic Distillery District, Toronto TORONTO, Sept. 22- On September 26, 2008 the Canadian German Chamber of Industry and Commerce will hold its third annual City Jazz Night. The evening will give guests the opportunity to socialize in a warm and friendly atmosphere. From 6:30 - ...
Stanley Jordan Applies Music to Heal the Body and Mind
Jazzman Stanley Jordan's intuition that music could be a healing force traces back to his teen years. He says he was sick with the flu and spent an entire day surrounded by song — and recovered nearly instantly. Now, Jordan, 49, is taking his music talents beyond entertainment and into the realm of healing, inspiration and ...
At the Monterey Jazz Festival, Music is Transcendent
51ST MONTEREY FESTIVAL SOOTHES SOUL OF LISTENER So what is this love affair with the Monterey Jazz Festival all about? This weekend, about 40,000 bodies are expected to push through the turnstiles of the Monterey County Fairgrounds to hear massive amounts of music, yes, but also to get sunburned or rained on and to have their ...
Kneebody + the Suite Unraveling + Uri Gurvich 4tet at Public Assembly in October
HEPCAT Music presents the 7th installment of the “what is jazz" series Real. Live. Music. at Public Assembly (formerly Galapagos Art Space) in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on Wednesday, October 15th. The show will feature a triple bill with Kneebody, The Suite Unraveling, and the Uri Gurvich Quartet. INFO TICKETS ...
Bassist Todd Sickafoose Interviewed at AAJ
With the release of his unique, understated, and critically acclaimed Tiny Resistors (Cryptogramophone, 2008), bassist/composer Todd Sickafoose suddenly and unintentionally upped the ante for indie jazz. Surging ahead of such indie mainstays (and label mates) as Nels Cline, Steuart Liebig, and boss Jeff Gauthier, Sickafoose has garnered strong press from such diverse sources as Bass Player ...
Jamie Cullum, Cassandra Wilson Highlight Monterey Jazz
Christian McBride had been waiting a long time for the moment to arrive. When it finally did, the bassist couldn't hold back his enthusiasm. “Monterey," he exclaimed. “Hot damn!" That pretty much summed up what everyone was feeling during the 51st annual Monterey Jazz Festival, which ran Friday through Sunday at the city's gorgeous oak-tree-dotted fairgrounds. ...
Ahmad Jamal Strikes up the Orchestra
Can this really be the fifth season of Jazz at Lincoln Center at Rose Hall? Already there are young people filling seats at the Rose Theater who probably feel that JaLC has been around forever, and even take it for granted. They'd probably be amazed to hear that listeners in the 1940s thought it was a ...
Charlie Haden: All That Political Jazz
Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra leans left, but carries a message of patriotism and hope. Despite its seemingly combative title, “Not in Our Name," by jazz bassist Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra, is a surprisingly gentle and hopeful musical document. There are occasional dissonant undercurrents and dense, sophisticated interplay among the 12 orchestra members. But the ...
Why We Should Be Clear About What Trad Jazz Means
Sorry to return to the Mercury prize for a second week, but this is only a passing spin-off from that much-discussed event. Observer music critic Kitty Empire, one of the Mercury judges, described the shortlisting process in a recent article and included among the difficulties the challenge of comparing “the merits of Empirical's trad jazz against ...
Former Councilman Was Shot in Apparent Robbery at Jazz Club
Harris' killing stuns residents, colleagues By Gus G. Sentementes In his eight years on the City Council, Kenneth N. Harris Sr. worked diligently to make parts of North and Northeast Baltimore safer from crime, including the Northwood Plaza, an aging strip mall that some say had its heyday in the 1960s. But Harris, who lost his ...
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