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Singing for Christine
Most of the Twin Cities vocalists who were not among the fifteen on the Dakota stage Tuesday night were in the audience, and many more musicians, writers, jazz fans, friends and family crowded the club for nearly four hours to pay respects and send off a musical tribute to popular singer Christine Rosholt. Rosholt, whose suicide ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, January 6-12
"From Bop to Bach" and a fond farewell to a favorite songbird warm Twin Cities jazz venues this week. Highlights This Week Back in November, pianist Laura Caviani revisited some of her classical repertoire, now interpreted through her post-bop experiences as composer and performer. In trio format, she captivated the Artists Quarter audience with her new ...
Signs of Jazz Life in the Local Universe, 2011 (Part 1)
The Variety section of Friday's Star Tribune was filled with “best of" lists -night life, quotes, albums, live acts, songs. The only mention of anything jazz-related was in the article, “No. 1 Sign the Local Music Scene Was Alive and Well in 2011," which provided responses from 9 panelists of the Twin Cities Critics Tally and, ...
Jazz Face: Christine Rosholt, RIP
I first heard Christine Rosholt sing at the Dakota, maybe in 2004. She had a sincere perkiness that was contagious and carried over into her renditions of great tunes from the 30s and 40s. She was just at the beginning of her singing career, and her voice was still finding its mark. But she already knew ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, December 30 - January 5
The joy of celebrating and anticipating the New Year is tempered this week with the loss of our dear friend and jazz chanteuse Christine Rosholt. But she would be the first one to tell us to get out and share some good music with friends and family. So let's do it, there's enough to keep us ...
Tuesday Nights Will Never Be the Same
It was the Tuesday after Christmas, and throughout the Artists Quarter, not a chair or barstool stood empty, not even a mouse could squeeze in. The drinks poured freely, the $5 admissions piled high; even the Strib sent photographers to cover the gig. Up on the stage, Bill Brown made the B-3 bubble and hum; Billy ...
Calling All Drummers! Fight World Hunger with Marv Dahlgren!
Marv Dahlgren, well-known Twin Cities' percussionist and educator, has launched an initiative that he hopes will raise global awareness of world hunger. His new Global Drummers Alliance calls upon drummers to send the message via a global performance of “Three Camps" on January 14th at 2 pm CST. His fellow drummer (and former student) Dave Stanoch ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, December 23-29
Year 2011 is soon to be “last year," but there's plenty of great music around town to enjoy over the coming week, even on Christmas Day. Tickets and gift cards to your favorite club make great gifts! Highlights This Week It's tradition! The Bad Plus come to town over the holidays and give us a preview ...
Stocking Stuffers
Look no farther than your favorite CD and book sources for last minute stocking stuffers for the jazz fan on your list. Holiday Music Geri Allen, A Child Is Born (2011, Motema). Geri Allen surrounds herself with keyboards (piano, Fender Rhodes, concert celeste, farfisa and clavinet) and voices (vocal, voice samples and spoken word) to celebrate ...
Twin Cities Jazz Week in Review, December 9-15
I feel like I have music coming out of both ears, so much went into them in the past week! And even for me it was an eclectic assortment. Doc Severinsen and the Minnesota Orchestra ("Jingle Bell Doc") at Orchestra Hall, December 9. He's a bit over the top sometimes but there's no denying Doc Severinsen ...
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