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Manhattan New Music Project: Jazz Cycles (The Music of Paul Nash)
by Donald Elfman
Paul Nash--composer, teacher, and guitarist--learned in 2003 that he had a fatal brain tumor. He decided to leave a final legacy in a project that would remaster and reissue his earlier Paul Nash Ensemble recordings. This is the first of two discs--the proceeds of which will go to a fund to continue the promotion of further ...
Ellen Kaye with Tony Romano @ The Metropolitan Room Tue., Jan. 22 7PM + Sat., Jan. 26 5PM
ELLEN KAYE With TONY ROMANO @ The Metropolitan Room Save the Dates! 2 Different Nights, 2 Different Times TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 7 PM SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 5 PM Ellen Kaye is a natural when it comes to New York Nightclub Entertainment. What makes her stand out from the other talented ...
Monday Jazz at the Turning Point Cafe, Piermont, NY - December Schedule
MONDAY JAZZ at the Turning Point Cafe Great atmosphere, menu, and prices Jazz Every Monday 8pm-11pm Monday January 7, 2008 Saxophonist John Richmond Quartet John Hart, guitar, Bill Moring, bass, Tim Horner, drums Monday January 14, 2008 Saxophonist Tim Armacost Quartet Matt Wilson, drums ...
Denny Zeitlin: Solo Piano at IAJE Convention
IAJE: Internationally acclaimed jazz pianist-composer-psychiatrist Denny Zeitlin will perform solo at the International Association for Jazz Education Convention in Toronto, in the Concert Hall of the Fairmont Royal York Hotel, 5 PM, Friday, January 11. The concert will feature original compositions, and jazz and American song book standards as springboards into improvisation. The New York Times ...
Funeral Services for Irene Reid & Earl May
Irene Reid Funeral Services: This Thursday: January 10th, 2008 The Greater Zion Hill Baptist Church at 127th and 8th Avenue Time: Viewing from 2-6:30 Services from 6:30 on at the church Earl May Thursday, January 10, 2008 at 11:00 a.m. ...
Wallace Roney: Jazz
by Andrew Velez
Even as Jazz is a tribute to Roney's mentors Art Blakey, Miles Davis and Tony Williams, it is much more. The musical flavors here cover a spectrum of jazz feeling, everything from bop to fusion to funk and other local stops. Vater Time," the set's jump-right-in opener, is a Roney tune that moves from a funky ...
Katie Bull: The Story, So Far
by Jim Santella
A genuine jazz singer, Katie Bull pulls no punches when it comes to interpreting original material. She tosses in a few classic songs on The Story, So Far while portraying lyrics convincingly, scat singing with natural ease, adding a sincere blues texture to each selection, all of it coming from the bottom of her heart.
Wendy Luck: See You in Rio
by Michael P. Gladstone
Erstwhile flutist Wendy Luck is now bossa nova vocalist/flutist on See You In Rio. Formerly a New Age player, The Ancient Key (Amosaya, 1998) and The Ancient Journey (Amosaya, 2001) both took advantage of recording inside one of Egypt's Great Pyramids and in temples along the Nile River. Luck has performed with jazz artists including Ornette ...
Ray Barretto: Que Viva La Musica, Indestructible & Live at the Red Garter, Vol. 1 & 2
by Russ Musto
Ray Barretto Que Viva La Musica Fania 2006 Ray Barretto Indestructible Fania 2006 Fania All-Stars Live at the Red Garter, Vol. 1 Fania 2006
Tony Malaby's Cello Trio (Fri) Pete Zimmer Group (Sat) at Cornelia Street Cafe
CORNELIA STREET CAFE 29 Cornelia Street, NYC, New York 212-989-9319 between West 4th and Bleecker Sts, Greenwich Village 1 Subway to Sheridan Square; A, C, E, B, D, V, F to West 4th St. Fri Jan 04, 9:00PM & 10:30PM TONY MALABY'S CELLO TRIO ...


