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Fight the Big Bull Goes to Chicago
About two years ago, Patchwork Collective organized a Richmond performance by avant-garde mastermind and saxophonist Ken Vandermark and his group Free Music Ensemble. Blown away by this performance, Patchwork co-founder Matthew White began trying to glean new knowledge about music and the business from Vandermark. White looked to Vandermark as a mentor and for the next ...
An Aural Painting of Richmond's History
Ashby Anderson will be presenting his Historic Richmond Jazz Suite on Sunday at 3 pm at MUSE Creative Workspace. Debuted in 2006, the four movements - “The Devil's Half-Acre," “Locomotive 231," “Steppin'," and “Soul of 2nd Street" - tell the story of African-American history and folklore in Richmond.The Historic Richmond Jazz Suite is purely my ...
Letter from IAJE Board President Chuck Owen
Dear IAJE Family, It is with a great sense of loss that I inform you that despite drastic efforts to cut expenses and raise emergency funds, the IAJE Board has voted to file for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 of the Federal Bankruptcy Law. I want to thank profusely those who responded with their generous donations and ...
IAJE Cancels Seattle Conference, Declares Bankruptcy
The International Association of Jazz Education, a 40-year-old organization whose annual meetings have drawn thousands of artists, teachers, and industry people from around the world, has called off its 2009 Seattle conference and is going into Chapter 7 bankruptcy, according to Paul de Barros' article in the Seattle Times. Rumors and reports of the IAJE's troubles ...
Spotlight: Drummers Speak, Brian Andres and the Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel
The Spotlight Series highlights upcoming Latin Jazz musicians that have yet to reach national recognition. Many of these musicians thrive in local scenes and some tour in support of releases. All these musicians contribute greatly to the overall Latin Jazz scene, and they deserve our “spotlighted" attention. Drummers Speak Brian Andres and the Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel ...
Angels, Devils and Haints/a Celebration of Albert and Donald Ayler
ANGELS, DEVILS AND HAINTS A celebration of Albert and Donald Ayler “In the year 2000, to celebrate the change of the century and the life and music of Albert Ayler, I organized a concert tour in France which featured four contra bassists and myself. This international bass quartet included Dominic Duval, Michael Bisio, Paul ...
Entertainment for the Unveiling of Sydneys' Welcome Wall
Entertainment at unveiling ceremony for Sydney's Welcome Wall A Welcome Wall 100 metres long has been established next to the Australian National Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour. The wall was created to honor more than six million people that have crossed the world to settle in Australia. Between 10.30am and 12.30pm on 18th May 2008 there ...
Tennessee Prog-Rock, Jazz-Grass and Folk Jam : Nashville's Vinyl Soup Hits the Road with New Record
Tennessee isn't a state known for its prog rock, nor is the phrase “prog rock" often uttered in the same breath as folk and bluegrass music. The sound of Nashville's Vinyl Soup demands the use of hyphens, though, because a musical term has not yet been invented to describe what they do. Their name sums it ...
2008 Savannah Music Festival Achieves Record Ticket Sales, Artistic Cogency and International Acclaim
SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL'S 19TH ANNUAL EVENT ACHIEVES RECORD TICKET SALES, ARTISTIC COGENCY AND INTERNATIONAL CRITICAL ACCLAIM Savannah, Georgia - The Savannah Music Festival (SMF) approaches its 20th anniversary year with well-founded momentum after concluding the 2008 festival, reporting significant increases in ticket sales, cultural tourism around the event, educational outreach, artistic innovation and international critical acclaim. ...
IAJE News: American Jazz Gathering, Planned for Seattle, is Canceled
By Paul de Barros The most important American jazz gathering of the year, scheduled to take place in Seattle in January, has been canceled because its presenter is declaring bankruptcy. In what is being described as a “perfect storm" of bad luck, unchecked growth, fundraising and management failures, the International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE) - ...
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