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The First Annual Disney Jazz Celebration Festival
by Edward Blanco
Disney Jazz Celebration FestivalDisney WorldOrlando, FloridaFebruary 19-21, 2009Billed as a celebration of jazz music Disney Style, Disney World has joined the ranks of major entertainment venues that is now promoting jazz to younger audiences when it launched the first annual Disney Jazz Celebration Festival. Developed as part of its Disney Youth ...
Millennium Promise Invites You to a Night of Jazz
Promises Made Album Release Party Featuring Grammy-Nominated Jazz Great Kirk Whalum & Friends Millennium Promise, Simmons Family Foundation and Koch Records Host All-Star Benefit Event On Monday, September 29, 2008, philanthropic organizations Millennium Promise and Simmons Family Foundation, along with entertainment powerhouse Koch Records, will join forces to host a CD release party for Promises Made, ...
Jazz Player Kirk Whalum Connects with Young Fans
Just as the late Oklahoma jazz guitarist Charlie Christian made a lasting impression on today's artists with his compositions, jazz saxophonist Kirk Whalum is connecting with the next generation as an artist-in-residence, and with fans through technology. It is a beautiful, sunny day in Memphis, and Whalum, 50, has been in the studio, compiling tracks for ...
Stax Museum Events Feature Kirk Whalum and Otis Redding's Family
STAX MUSEUM & STAX MUSIC ACADEMY PRESENT: “A WEEKEND WITH THE REDDINGS!" Stax Music Academy Concert Features Kirk Whalum On Saturday and Sunday, May 17 & 18, 2008 the Soulsville Foundation will once again make history when Otis Redding's family and Kirk Whalum will be our special guests. The Redding family includes Otis Redding's widow, Mrs. ...
The Gospel According to Jazz
By Kirk Whalum
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2001
Track listing: 1.What the Lord Means to Me 2. In All the Earth 3. Blessed Assurance 4. The Name 5. Wade in the Water 6. All My Might 7. Where He Leads Me 8. Lord I Want to be a Christian 9. Where He Leads Me (Reprise)
Kirk Whalum: The Gospel According to Jazz
by T. S. Varlack
True crossover artists have the uncanny ability to bring together the audiences of often very different musical tastes and backgrounds together to learn, appreciate and relish in themselves, each other and the experience itself. Whalum's The Gospel According to Jazz is one such experience. The superb sax man combines with an all star cast to take ...
