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El Intruso's "Other Music" Picks for 2011
With so many year-end polls, it's hard to keep track and even harder to make sense of the range of opinion from critics and consumers. And many would argue, what difference does it make anyway? Everyone has his or her opinion, and in music, it's all about personal tastes. What appeals to me might not appeal ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, February 3-9
Having missed much of the last week of local music (in favor of a few days in New York), I am doubly looking forward to the coming week and yet another weekend filled with delightful dilemmas. Another new venue (The Lexington) previews its jazz schedule, one of our local bands-gone-international returns to the Artists Quarter; an ...
New York Diary 2012
It feels like time is compressed whenever I am in New York, maybe because I try to fit so much into a few days. And that just mirrors Manhattan—so much of the world squeezed onto that one relatively small island. I learned on my last visit to make that first night the long one; fatigue is ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, January 27 - February 2
Lots going on as the St Paul Winter Carnival heats up, but even without the added merriment, jazz offerings alone make for some tough decisions as there are intriguing gigs at every turn. But it also means you can't lose. Highlights, This Week Give your weekend a relaxing jumpstart at the Dakota early Friday evening with ...
Twin Cities Jazz Week in Review: January 13-19
The piano at the Artists Quarter took a beating last weekend (even broke a string) but it was all in the name of monstrous talents from near and far, and the AQ's “keyboard showcase" continued into midweek. Jon Weber Trio, January 13th (Artists Quarter). Always welcomed as a favorite adopted son, pianist Jon Weber had to ...
Jazz Face: Mike Lewis
If saxophonist Mike Lewis ever left the Twin Cities (and we are always afraid he will), there would be a sudden brown-out, at least musically. Aside from his amazing horn chops, Lewis infuses vital energy into everything he touches, from Fat Kid Wednesdays and Happy Apple to the Bryan Nichols Quintet, tours with Andrew Bird and ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, January 20-26
Sometimes the coldest nights of the year bring out the biggest crows. Well, of course, we all know music can warm the heart and soul! There will be some warm-hearted and heat-heavy moments this weekend and should carry us into next week. Highlights This Week Tonight (Friday, 1/20), two high-energy performers join forces supported by a ...
The Young and the Fearless
t's been a good winter so far for young jazz musicians in the Twin Cities. It seems new opportunities come along every week, and often it's because these future stars are creating their own—through teachers, slightly older peers, whatever connections they can find. The latest installment of the Twin Cities Jazz Society's Young Artists Series kicked ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, January 13-19
There's a “Winter Jazz Blast" in Roseville Saturday but the weekend as a whole could be classified as a “jazz blast"—an explosion of diverse and high-flying artists from near and far descending upon clubs throughout the metro, with a heavy concentration in St. Paul. Meanwhile, just up on Cathedral Hill, the congestion of the International Red ...
2012 Twin Cities Jazz Festival -- Headliners Announced
Jon Weber, long-time “house pianist" for the Twin Cities Jazz Festival, came to the Artists Quarter last night for an evening of solo and trio excitement, but the excitement began before he played his first note. Twin Cities Jazz Festival Director Steve Heckler, hosting Weber's gig, started the evening with the much anticipated announcement of the ...
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