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Announcing the Winners of the "Manu Katche - Third Round" Giveaway
Christopher Hank, Wytze van der Raay, Eldad Tramu, Daun Gretzinger and Bridget Boyle, Congratulations! You're the lucky winners of the ECM Records “Manu Katche - Third Round“ giveaway. All About Jazz will contact you about claiming your prize. We'd like to thank everyone who participated in the contest and please visit ECM Records for more releases. ...
Creed Taylor's Landmark CTI Label Offers Up a Treasure Trove of New Jazz Reissues
The concept of music packaging is mostly a thing of the past, as downloads become the medium of choice. Nonetheless, the stunning artwork of many classic albums helped define those records. Blue Note Records is probably the one company that is more identified with its cover art than any other label out there, jazz or otherwise. ...
All About Jazz Celebrates 15 Years on the Web with Relaunch
The web's leading jazz music website celebrates its 15th anniversary with a new look and new features All About Jazz, 9-time winner of the Jazz Journalist Association award for “Best Website Covering Jazz," has officially relaunched its website with a sharper, easier to navigate design. Readers who visited All About Jazz over the last three weeks ...
Jump! Pete Levin's B-3 Organ Trio CD Feat. Lenny White and Dave Stryker
Pete Levin's 2010 CD release JUMP! (Pete Levin Music, Sept. 28 Release) documents his continuing efforts to push the envelope of the traditional organ trio. The set is a collaboration with the remarkable guitarist Dave Stryker and legendary drummer Lenny White. They are joined on 5 of the 10 tracks by the dazzling percussionist Manolo Badrena. ...
Shiny and New... again
by Michael Ricci
Dear fellow AAJ contributor, We're celebrating our 15th anniversary in style with a relaunch. You can read the general announcement here and learn more about some of the specific design improvements below.Index The New All About Jazz Thank You, One and All! Track Reviews According To C. Michael ...
Grant Macewan University Expands Music School to include Bachelor of Music in Jazz & Contemporary Popular Music
Here's some exciting news about a new academic opportunity for young musicians in Canada and the northwestern U.S.. When the new school year starts in 2011, Western Canada will have its first post- secondary degree program combining jazz and contemporary popular music. Edmonton's Grant MacEwan University is expanding its music school to include a Bachelor of ...
New on jazzpianoonline.com: Chordscales of Major II-V-I Progressions
Chordscales are an essential component of improvisation and major ii-V-I progressions make up most of the chords to any given standard tune. Together, these two elements constitute the bulk of what jazz improvisation is about. In this lesson, watch as the chordscales for major ii-V-I progressions are derived and then see how they are used by ...
SFJAZZ Records Announces The Release Of SFJAZZ Collective "Live 2010: 7th Annual Concert Tour"
ALL-STAR ENSEMBLE'S LATEST LIMITED, NUMBERED EDITION FEATURES THE CLASSIC SONGS OF HORACE SILVER, PLUS ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS FROM COLLECTIVE MEMBERS SFJAZZ Collective Live 2010: 7th Annual Concert Tour Miguel Zenón—Alto Saxophone Mark Turner—Tenor Saxophone Avishai Cohen—Trumpet Robin Eubanks—Trombone Stefon Harris—Vibraphone Edward Simon—Piano Matt Penman—Bass
SFJAZZ Announces SFJAZZ Collective Fall 2010 Concert Dates
ALL-STAR OCTET FEATURES MIGUEL ZENÓN, MARK TURNER, STEFON HARRIS, EDWARD SIMON, MATT PENMAN & ERIC HARLAND, PLUS AMBROSE AKINMUSIRE & LUIS BONILLA PERFORMANCES DEVOTED TO REPERTOIRE OF HORACE SILVER AND COMPOSITIONS BY COLLECTIVE MEMBERS SAN FRANCISCO, CA—SFJAZZ the leading nonprofit jazz organization on the West Coast and the presenter of the 28th San Francisco Jazz Festival, ...
Stew & the Negro Problem Are Back on the Road
Kicking off on October 20 at Brooklyn Academy of Music, tour spans band's hometown Los Angeles plus Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Davis and Ann Arbor LOS ANGELES Calif.—First there was the Negro Problem, a band that rose through the ranks of L.A.'s indie scene in the late '90s and early aughts. Deemed “L.A.'s best band" ...
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