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Jack Kleinsinger's "Highlights in Jazz" series honoring saxophonist Sonny Fortune
New York State's former assistant attorney general has been presenting concerts for four decades For close to 40 years, impresario Jack Kleinsinger has presented “Highlights in Jazz,” acclaimed as the longest-running concert series in the history of New York. On Thursday the multi-instrumental saxophonist Sonny Fortune will be honored at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center, playing ...
Original Jazz Classics Add Bill Evans, Thelonious Monk and the Quartet Titles
Enhanced, expanded recordings set for release on May 15, 2012 LOS ANGELES, CA: Concord Music Group will release three new titles in its Original Jazz Classics Remasters series on May 15, 2012. Enhanced with 24-bit remastering by Joe Tarantino, bonus tracks on each release (some previously unissued), and new liner notes to provide historical context to ...
Sonny Landreth's 11th Album, 'Elemental Journey,' is First All-Instrumental Outing
May 22 release features Eric Johnson, Joe Satriani, Robert Greenidge and Steve Conn. BREAUX BRIDGE, La. — Sonny Landreth's 11th album, bearing the fittingly evocative title Elemental Journey, is something very different from the Louisiana slide wizard. Released on his own Landfall label on May 22, 2012, the new CD is Landreth's first all-instrumental effort and ...
SFJAZZ Launches New Online Venue
Are You Listening? A place for the conversation of jazz in today's culture. San Francisco: Today SFJAZZ is launching Are You Listening, for the jazz community to engage with one another and to contribute their thoughts, perspectives and financial support for the music. “With Are You Listening, we want to create an online space for the ...
Copenhagen Jazz Festival Announces Headline Acts
Legendary saxophonist Wayne Shorter (US), sitar virtuoso Anoushka Shankar (IN), and afrobeat inventor Tony Allen (NG) will all be playing at this summer’s Copenhagen Jazz Festival. Also, three new festival posters have been revealed. The poster has been an important part of Copenhagen Jazz Festival since 1980. Every year a new artist is commissioned to design ...
14th Annual Healdsburg Jazz Festival Set to Be a "Roy-al" Affair
The Healdsburg Jazz Festival will take the wine country by storm for the 14th consecutive year with a power-packed roster of jazz “Roy-alty”—that's Roy as in Haynes, the legendary drummer and NEA Jazz Master—and a bevy of veterans and jazz rising stars. The festival is proud to present for the first time, NEA Jazz Master Sheila ...
All About Jazz Improvements: March 2012
Your favorite jazz website continually improved throughout the month of March. If you like what you see, please help support our efforts by making a modest contribution to All About Jazz today. WHAT'S NEW! Local Upcoming Events Weekly Email Great news! You can now receive a weekly event calendar delivered right to your email address every ...
All About Jazz Private Message Feature Improved!
We spruced up your private message page with member photos and a new streamlined appearance. The text is also easier to read. Wondering what's up with the Dr. Evil avatars? You can replace your Dr. Evil by uploading your own photo from your member profile update form. To change your photo, click your name in the ...
Smithsonian’s American history museum marks 11th jazz appreciation month with program series
WASHINGTON — The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History is celebrating Jazz Appreciation Month in April with a series of performances, talks, tours and events around Washington. The museum’s Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra will present small group performances throughout the month. The museum will also host three programs for families at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, ...
Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival presents a month of top artists all over the borough
This year's highlights includes performances by Arturo O'Farrill, Pucho and his Latin Soul Brothers and more New York City is rightfully known as the jazz capital. From the days of stride piano in the ’20s, and swing bands in the ’30s, to bebop in the ’40s, 52nd St. in the ’50s, free jazz in the ’60s, ...
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