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News: Festival

June 1975 - June 2008, Berkeley's la Penna in High Gear to Celebrate Anniversary

May 8, 2008

La Penna Cultural Center 3105 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley 510-849-2568 Partying includes an open house, concerts, film and a musical suite-in-progress on the occasion by famous jazz composer Wayne Wallace La Penna - a local cultural center with a national reputation and a world vision - is in high gear to celebrate its ...

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News: Music Industry

Doc Severinsen: Got His Destino

May 8, 2008

Doc Severinsen releases new “American-made" Destino. Completing the play-testing of the first eight B-flat trumpets, Doc Severinsen announced the release of his “American-made" Destino B-flat and C trumpets. Doc Severinsen proclaimed, “I wanted to be sure that we would be able to maintain the quality we have established over the last year and I am happy ...

News: Technology

The Echo Nest Launches Music Recommendation API with Special Offer to Small Music Websites

May 8, 2008

Music Recommendation API to help music websites offer uses a more personalized experience. Somerville, MA -- May 8, 2008 -- The Echo Nest, a music intelligence company providing enhanced music search, recommendation and interactivity technology to online music companies, launched its second hosted application, “Recommend," today. Recommend is an application programming interface or “API" that helps ...

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News: Obituary

The Function of Jazz

May 8, 2008

Abstraction under siege in a utilitarian world Some current jazz-related events have got me thinking about the necessities of life. A quintet featuring saxists Frank Morgan and Sonny Fortune at Catalina's. A benefit for the stroke rehabilitation of reedman Buddy Collette is happening at the same place on Sunday. A tribute to the late pianist Horace ...

News: Event

Music Under New York

May 8, 2008

Under Ground Buskers Every spring, dozens of New York's elite street performers gather in Grand Central Terminal to compete for the right to play to one of the world's toughest and most diverse audiences -- the 1.5 billion riders who travel New York's subways each year. More than 50 musicians and musical acts gathered on the ...

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News: Event

The Robert Glasper Trio and the Bird and the Bee to Perform Benefit Concert for the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music

May 8, 2008

The Robert Glasper Trio and the bird and the bee will be performing at “New Horizon," a benefit concert for The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, on Monday, June 2, at 7:30 pm in The New School's historic Tishman Auditorium, 66 West 12th St, New York. Acclaimed jazz pianist Robert Glasper and multi-instrumentalist Greg ...

News: Obituary

Eddy Arnold "Make the World Go Away"

May 8, 2008

Eddy Arnold, whose mellow baritone on songs like “Make the World Go Away" made him one of the most successful country singers in history, died Thursday morning, days short of his 90th birthday. Arnold died at a care facility near Nashville, said Don Cusic, a professor at Belmont University and author of the biography “Eddy Arnold: ...

News: Music Industry

Zappa What's New in Baltimore

May 8, 2008

Baltimore to boast bronze statue of Frank Zappa/ Lithuanian fan club gives the statue to the musician's birth city. “What's new in Baltimore?" Frank Zappa used to sing at the end of a long, characteristically off-the-wall rock jam he called “Clowns on Velvet." What's new in Baltimore, the city in which the late rock star was ...

News: Event

The 2nd International Jazz Composers' Symposium

May 8, 2008

The University of South Florida Center for Jazz Composition in partnership with BMI is proud to present THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL JAZZ COMPOSER'S SYMPOSIUM June 12-14, 2008 TAMPA, FL USA Contact: Matt Wengerd, USF Center for Jazz Composition [email protected] 813-974-4285 The second International JAZZ COMPOSER'S SYMPOSIUM expects ...

News: Performance / Tour

Cher New Diva on the Strip

May 8, 2008

Cher at Caesars Palace She might be 62, but the singer is still full of her trademark glitz and glamour. Her show is lavish, nonstop fun. Like the temples of the ancient Roman world that it simulates, the Colosseum at Caesars Palace is an environment suited to extravagant immortals. The artists who've graced its huge stage ...