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The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, August 19-25
The talents of our elders, local and national legends, are in the spotlight this week, as well as the talents of a new generation. It's a time to marvel at the lifespan of music—and how it enhances our personal lifespans. Highlights, This Week Surely one of the youngest musicians to lead a weekend gig at the ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, August 12-18
A short version this week which in no way reflects the local jazz scene, just my time which will largely be out of town this coming week. So I can let you know what I will miss.... Highlights This Week This weekend (8-12-13), I'll miss the Atlantis Quartet, which tends to play at the Artists Quarter ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, August 5-11
There seems to be some improvement in the weather which makes it easier to think about going out and hearing great jazz, indoors and out. And this weekend, the music will be indoors and out. Highlights This Week Two visiting talents will present decision quandaries Friday night (8/5). At the Loring Theater, the very hip Love ...
Twin Cities Jazz Week in Review (July 29-August 4)
A CD release, a neighborhood jazz festival, a B-3 icon and a multi-venue visit from one of the Twin Cities Jazz Festival favorites topped jazz in the metro this past week. July 29, Dave King Trucking Company at the Artists Quarter. They can be brash, brilliant and balladic, often all in the course of one composition. ...
Midtown Global Jazz
Community jazz and more general music festival seem to be “in" these days, at least in the Twin Cities. After a successful 2nd Dakota StreetFest in mid-July, the first-ever Midtown Global Market Jazz Festival took off last Saturday, and hopefully the audience and vendor response will help make this an annual event. Organized to help celebrate ...
More Road Music
Over the past month I've traveled twice to Iowa City, for the annual jazz festival and then for my dad's 90th birthday. I took along plenty of music, most of it brand new. Sure helps to have some modern sounds to break up the monotony of cornfields, although some familiar voices are always welcome when road ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, July 22-28
Getting tired of talking about the weather? Had your fill of “Fever" or “The Summer Knows?" This has not been a great week for outdoor music, but there's a promise of a mild cooldown, and plenty of great music to enjoy in air conditioned interiors as we head into late July. Rescheduled after the death of ...
Twin Cities Jazz Week in Review
I know there was more great jazz in town this week, but I only got out twice. But Saturday it was nonstop music all day at the Dakota Street Fest, and last night it was Karrin Allyson. It was as rich as any week. Dakota Street Fest, Nicollet Mall (7/16). There was something for everyone, from ...
Dancing, Singing, Blowing in the Streets: The 2011 Dakota Streetfest
It could have been a disaster. I know the Dakota StreetFest line-up was still in flux a few days out. Between Thursday night and Saturday morning, various parts of the Twin Cities had five or more inches of rain. The forecast was for a chance of storms and temperatures in the 90s. These were not the ...
Twin Cities Jazz Week in Review: Lift Every Voice
A perfectly lovely week of jazz in the Twin Cities, from Ellington and Strayhorn via Hixson and Newell to another exquisite partnership, Cavanagh and Hagedorn. In between, a surprise vocal from Dave Karr, wide-ranging vocals from Pippi Ardennia and Jamecia Bennett, and the truly stunning voice of Rene Marie. Maud Hixson and Lucia Newell, Tribute to ...
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