Results for "Music Industry"

Update on Nessa Records Reissues, Gillespie Big Band with Monk

April 12, 2008

"The Ice Hotel" Wins the International Songwriting Competition - Jazz Category

April 12, 2008

Ornette Coleman at New York City's Town Hall

April 11, 2008

Essential Cachao Recordings: Part 4, Cachao's Revitalized Career

April 11, 2008

Florida Jazz Society Continues eBay Search for a Hero

April 10, 2008

Refusing to let the music die, the North East Florida Jazz Association (NEFJA) continues its search for a hero to sponsor the Legacy Jazz Festival '08. The Title Sponsorship for their 3rd annual jazz fest is up for auction on eBay again despite the fact that no celebrity or corporate heroes seized the opportunity to save ...

Focusing the Spotlight: A Little More About Chiemi Nakai and Emmanuel "Manu" Bizeau

April 10, 2008

JD Allen - So Far "Out" He's "In"

April 10, 2008

Saxophonist JD Allen plays to the outer limits of modern jazz, often using dissonance and unusual rhythms. But he has a strong sense of melody that makes him a popular jazz artist of the younger generation. JazzCorner.com Jazz Perspectives' producer Reese Erlich met with Allen to discuss how he got started playing for Betty Carter and ...

Fans Are Encouraged to Actively Participate in the Creation of ArtistShare Projects

April 9, 2008

ArtistShare Q2 2008 Includes music by Danilo Perez, Jim Hall & Bill Frisell, Jon Gordon, the Grammy-winning Patrick Williams, Kevin Hays, Kate Schutt, Edward Simon & Leonardo Granados, and Joel Miller ArtistShare Q2 2008, an eclectic, jazz-oriented compilation promotional CD that focuses on a broad range of artists associated with the unique and groundbreaking company, is ...

The Greater Diversity of Brazilian Jazz - Batida Diferente, Norberto Goldberg

April 9, 2008

Batida Diferente Norberto Goldberg 2006 - Norbert Goldberg Many jazz artists miss the beauty of Brazilian music, focusing primarily on the bossa nova and samba, while softening those styles with smooth leanings. The general public enjoys a familiarity with these two Brazilian genres and most jazz musicians generally understand their performance practice. ...

Your Name on the Chicago Theater Marquee!

April 8, 2008

Built for an astonishing $4 million in the 1920's and the first theater in America built on such a grand scale, the Chicago Theater is a landmark that represents risk-taking, glamour and the Golden Age of entertainment in Chicago. Greats like Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Judy Garland, Bob Hope, and Ella Fitzgerald ...