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Jazz To Keep Your Spirit Bright
by AAJ Staff
The December jazz calendar tends to get a little sparse - especially after winter solstice. But until then, there are some very exciting musical offerings for St. Louis area jazz fans - beginning with the visit of Russell Gunn to Jazz at the Bistro December 1-4. Gunn, who grew up in East St. Louis and leanred ...
November Concert Candidates Are All Winners
by AAJ Staff
Now that the elections are over, you still have plenty of musical choices here in the St. Louis area. And whether - like me - you're looking for some interesting jazz to help you forget the presidential voting results, or looking for a way to celebrate... you can't go wrong by attanding any of the following ...
Octoberfest: Jazz Style
by AAJ Staff
The St. Louis area's German population keeps the tradition of OctoberFest going strong - especially in wine-growing areas along the Missouri river and little towns like Millstadt in Illinois. Given the high count of jazz events taking place in St. Louis over the next few weeks, one has to wonder if there's some kind of unexplored ...
Swinging in the Jazz New Year
by AAJ Staff
Chronologically, the new year starts in January. But the jazz calendar here in St. Louis doesn't seem to really shift into high gear until September. That's when the Jazz at the Bistro season kicks off, concerts at local colleges and universities start to pop up on the calendar and the focus shifts from outdoor venues and ...
Dog Days? Not for St. Louis Jazz Fans!
by AAJ Staff
The summer dog days as far as jazz activity in St. Louis came around in July this year A single national act - Dave Koz - passed through our city last month, which explains why there was no “Gateway Grooves" in July. (That, and the fact that my mind decided to go on vacation and I ...
Swingin' into Summer: St. Louis Style
by AAJ Staff
With the coming of summer, the annual U.S. Bank Saint Louis Jazz Festival is looming on the horizon June 25th & 26th. Friday’s headliners include John Pizzarelli, Oleta Adams and the Lincoln Center Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra, and John Scofield, Carla Cook, the Wynton Marsalis Quartet and the Aaron Neville Quintet with Charles Neville on Saturday. Friday’s ...
St. Louis Spring Scene
by AAJ Staff
After a hectic last few months crammed with jazz events, things begin to slow down a little before the 4th annual U.S. Bank Saint Louis Jazz festival rolls around once again on June 25-26th. The slowdown is primarily due to the end of season series at Jazz at the Bistro and the Sheldon Concert Hall as ...
April in St. Louis: It's Rainin' Jazz!
by AAJ Staff
The weather’s just too great to make sitting down in front of a computer screen and banging out a column seem like an inviting proposition. Flowers are blooming, trees are full of blossoms and baseball is back. There’s even a Cardinals day game later this week. But there is plenty that’s inviting about the St. Louis ...
'83 Alums Terri Lyne Carrington and Makoto Ozone Honored; October Gala to Feature Branford Marsalis '80
by AAJ Staff
Two prominent 1983 Berklee alumni, drummer/composer/producer Terri Lyne Carrington, and pianist/composer Makoto Ozone, will receive honorary doctor of music degrees during Berklee College of Music's 2003 Entering Student Convocation on Friday, September 5, 2003. Both individuals will be recognized for their outstanding contributions to contemporary music.Considered a musical prodigy by many, Medford, Massachusetts native ...
World Percussion & Mallet Keyboard Festival, Vineyard Vibes 2003, and 'Berklee in Puerto Rico' Awards $61K
by AAJ Staff
Berklee College of Music presents its annual World Percussion and Mallet Keyboard Festival, June 16-20 on the Berklee campus in Boston. This unique event is an intensive summer course for student percussionists taught by Berklee’s own faculty and special guest instructors from around the world. As part of the festival, the college will present a series ...
