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News: Radio

The Jazz Session #121: Darcy James Argue

December 11, 2009

Infernal Machines (New Amsterdam Records, 2009), the debut CD from composer Darcy James Argues Secret Society, is one of the most talked-about records of the year. In this interview, Argue reveals why he chose to write modern music using a big band as his musical vehicle; how he turned a simple blog into a social media ...

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News: Birthday

Jazz Musician of the Day: McCoy Tyner

December 11, 2009

All About Jazz is celebrating McCoy Tyner's birthday today! JAZZ MUSICIAN OF THE DAY McCoy TynerIt is not an overstatement to say that modern jazz has been shaped by the music of McCoy Tyner. His blues-based piano style... more Website | Videos | Articles Follow McCoy Tyner ...

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News: Contest

Najee to Perform National Anthem at Orlando Magic Game

December 10, 2009

On December 25th, renowned sax-flute superstar Najee will perform the National Anthem at a Orlando Magic/Boston Celtics game. Enter to win a pair of tickets to attend the game with none other than Najee himself, witness his special pre-game performance of the National Anthem, and take home a prize pack of Mind Over Matter--Najee's latest CD ...

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News: Event

Celebrate Installation of New Concert Piano at Saint Peter's Church

December 10, 2009

JAZZ MINISTRY OF SAINT PETERS CHURCH, NOBLE ART PIANOS and PIANOCULTURE.COM CELEBRATE INSTALLATION OF NEW PIANO at SAINT PETERS with CONCERT SERIES PIANOCULTURE AT SAINT PETERS features EDSEL GOMEZ (12/17), HAROLD ONEAL (12/18) and ELIO VILLAFRANCA (12/19) NEW YORK, NY -- The Jazz Ministry of Saint Peters Church, Noble Art Pianos and pianoculture.com proudly announce the ...

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News: Music Industry

Owl Studios Signs Legendary Drummer Mike Clark

December 10, 2009

INDIANAPOLIS - Owl Studios is proud to announce that legendary drummer Mike Clark has been signed to the Owl Studios Artist Roster. Mike is currently working on a new album, which will be released on the Owl Studios label in 2010. Other artists on the session include Donald Harrison on Alto Sax, Fred Wesley on Trombone, ...

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News: Education

Jazz Workshops in Weimar, Germany

December 10, 2009

Originally a spin-off from Yiddish Summer Weimar, Winter Edition has taken on its own life and identity as a festival/institute for music improvisation, the voice, the body and awareness. Under the direction of Alan Bern and with an outstanding international faculty, the atmosphere of Winter Edition is at the same time interdisciplinary, holistic, intensive, inspiring and ...

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News: Video / DVD

Under Your Skin Interviews: Stanley Clarke and Lenny White

December 10, 2009

Under Your Skin is an exploration on the cultural diversity of music and artists from around the globe - from Popular Music to Jazz, Hip Hop, Reggae, Avantgarde, Experimental, Afrobeat, Drum & Bass, Metal, Electronic, DJ-ing/Turntablism, Folk, Classical and more.

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News: Award / Grant

Genre Bending Jazz Vocalist & Composer Theo Bleckmann Earns 2010 Grammy Nomination for Winter & Winter Release "Twelve Songs by Charles Ives"

December 9, 2009

Bleckmann & Kneebody make the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards Nominees List receiving Best Classical Crossover Album Nomination New York, NY -- Winter & Winter recording artist Theo Bleckmann and his critically acclaimed album, Twelve Songs By Charles Ives has earned a Grammy Nomination in the Best Classical Crossover Album category (Awarded to the Artist(s) and/or to ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Ove Johansson Live Video Web Concert on December 12th

December 10, 2009

This is the third web video concert 2009 produced by LJ Records, Sweden with an ambition of regularity to present new music, improvised acoustic and electronic jazz. You are invited to a live video concert over Internet from Halmstad, Sweden Saturday December 12th at 4 pm Swedish European time with Duo PantoMorf, Palle Dahlstedt nordmodular G2 ...

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News: Recording

Woody Herman: Columbia Years

December 10, 2009

The big band era didn't end with the rise of bebop in 1944. Bands simply figured out how to adapt to the new music's language and soldiered on. For big bands, this language shift meant a need for musicians familiar with the idiom and arrangers who could put the new concepts on paper. Charts had to ...