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New on JazzPianoOnline.com: Circles
Circles This charming little jazz prelude starts off with clean, clear, harmless souding, perfectly voice-led rootless diatonic 7th chords derived from the cycle of 4ths. A sunny start to this decades old piece first published in Sheet Music Magazine by JazzPianoOnline contributor Stuart Isacoff and dedicated to his teacher Roland Hanna. Soon enough, though, the piece ...
Avery Sharpe: Jazz Trio Reaches out to Community
The Avery Sharpe Trio, in conjunction with the Community Music School of Springfield, is offering Springfield-area children a unique chance to experience jazz music. The trio, consisting of Sharpe on bass, Winard Harper on drums and Onaje Allan Gumbs on piano, is in residence at the music school for a month. Sharpe is a Springfield native ...
The ASCAP Foundation Presents JAZZCAP
The ASCAP Foundation will present the third edition of JAZZCAP at The Cutting Room (19 W.24 Street, between Broadway and 6th Ave.) in Manhattan on Monday, October 27, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. The series is designed to showcase the work of young jazz creators whose vision and daring inspire the future. Noted bassist and songwriter Jay ...
Women in Music Film Music Panel, October 25
LOS ANGELES WOMEN IN MUSIC PRESENTS: A Film Music Panel Presenting and Discussing the Acquisition and Use of Independent Music for Film & TV with emphasis on Indie Films Date: Saturday, October 25, 2008 Time: 1:00 pm - 4 pm Location: (Former MGM Studio) now the Yahoo! Center Community Room at 2500 ...
The Movie Music of Spike Lee & Terence Blanchard @ NJPAC
THE MOVIE MUSIC OF SPIKE LEE AND TERENCE BLANCHARD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 AT NJPAC Featuring The Terence Blanchard Quintet and The Terence Blanchard Orchestra with vocalists Patti Austin, Bilal and Raul Midn Newark, NJ One of Hollywoods most important and influential filmmakers, Spike Lee, will introduce an evening dedicated to Terence Blanchards acclaimed jazz scores and ...
Daniel Ray - "Big Black" Comes Back: Jazz Giant Teaches Drumming Classes
Drummer Daniel Ray left Beaufort at age 16 to pursue his dream of playing music, and in many ways he has returned as a man on a mission. “I came back after 54 years, and the same thing that I left is still here," said Ray, who goes by the nickname Big Black, adding sadly that ...
USC Adds Pop Music Program
CLASS IN SESSION: The Thornton School of Music bucks ivory tower convention with a program for rock, R & B and more. USC's Thornton School of Music will make room starting next year for singers and instrumentalists who play pop music, breaking a long-standing tradition in higher education that requires students to dedicate themselves either to ...
Economy Has You Stressed Out? Try Music Therapy!
Its a daily assault of panic, crisis and upheavals being thrown at us practically 24/7. Listen to the radio, and its gloom and doom. Turn on the TV, and every talking head has another scenario of calamity. Pick up the newspaper, and the headlines are practically screaming disaster. Its enough to make you wish for some ...
Northwestern Jazzes up Its Faculty
Remember that famous scene in “Citizen Kane," in which the title character decides he wants to have an all-star newspaper staff—and hires one, en masse? The musical equivalent unfolded Monday night at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, where Northwestern University's Bienen School of Music unveiled its all-star jazz faculty—newly hired, en masse. Suddenly, Northwestern's jazz department, which never ...
