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CTA Records signs saxophonist Dayna Stephens; Debut album scheduled for Spring 2007
CTA Records has signed saxophonist, bassist and composer Dayna Stephens, adding another young talent to their Jazz rosters. Stephens will be entering the studio this fall to record his debut album featuring John Scofield, Rale Micic, Taylor Eigsti, Ben Street and Eric Harland. Dayna Stephens, 28, has been described as “One of the most exciting young ...
New Music & Health Clinic at Beth Israel Med. Ctr in NYC
The Louis Armstrong Center for Music & Medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center Unveils The Music & Health Clinic New York, NY (August 24, 2006) Beth Israel Medical Center will celebrate the opening of the Music & Health Clinic, part of the Louis Armstrong Center for Music & Medicine, at a cocktail reception from 6-8 p.m. ...
Looking For South Carolina Jazz Musicians
The Charleston Jazz Initiative (www.charlestonjazz.net), a research project in Charleston, S.C., is looking for jazz musicians with roots or connections to South Carolina including friends and relatives of since departed players. The project is looking for information, memorabilia, recordings, clippings and anything else related to the 100-year history of jazz in the state. Contact Jack McCray ...
The Movement Horns: the Sound of a Musical Comeback
An entire generation of music, from Stevie Wonder to James Brown to Earth Wind and Fire to Micheal Jackson was defined by the sounds of a horn section. With the recent release of Christina Aguilera's Back to Basics and the upcoming release of Beyonce's B'Day, it's clear that the horn section is making a major comeback. ...
New Lineage Records features Hank Jones, Barry Harris, Frank Wess at Smalls August 23 & 30
Russian Guitarist Launches LINEAGE, A Record Label Honoring Classic Jazz Artists include HANK JONES / FRANK WESS / BARRY HARRIS, MELVIN RHYNE / KILLER RAY APPLETON / EDDIE DIEHL & MORE New York City @ Small's Wed in August : 23 & 30th Wednesday, August 23 - 10pm on
Armen Nalbandian to return as Musical Director of Blacksmith Brother Music/Fresno Art Museum
Blacksmith Brother Music and the Fresno Art Museum have announced that pianist/composer Armen Nalbandian has signed on as the museum's Musical Director/Resident Artist for a third concert season. Armen Nalbandian's concert series (The Rhythms of Art) is a highly original and innovative program that highlights the museum's exhibited art through original Jazz compositions composed by Nalbandian. ...
International Songwriting Competition (ISC) 2006 Judges Include Cassandra Wilson, John Scofield, Medeski Martin & Wood
The International Songwriting Competition (ISC) is now accepting entries and is pleased to announce some exciting new changes for this year. In addition to adding two new categories and many new judges, ISC has also increased the cash portion of its Grand Prize to $25,000 (US dollars), which makes it the largest cash Grand Prize in ...
Jazzmobile Announces Audition To Enter "The Jazzmobile Jazz Vocal Competition"
Jazzmobile Inc. will be hosting it's third annual “Jazzmobile Vocal Competition" which is scheduled to take place from August 14, 2006 through September 28, 2006. Returning as the lead sponsor is Anheuser-Busch Inc. This year's Grand Prize will be One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars and a guest appearance at a NYC Night Club, the 2nd Prize is ...
Rolando Morales joins Mustang Rally
RioVida Networks, an Interactive Cross-Media Company based in California, and entertainer Rolando Morales, have joined together to promote the Mustang Rally, an international effort to raise awareness of the need to save the wild Mustangs, which are being unnecessarily rounded up and exterminated each day. The Mustang Rally was created to host a fun and exciting ...
Sydney musicians and the new Federal Industrial Relations system "Work Choices"
There is no protection for “sub contract" musicians under the new Australian Federal Government industrial relations system called “Work Choices" or by the NSW Office of Industrial Relations. It is common knowledge in the entertainment industry that some musicians and entertainers are prepared to work for a pittance just for the opportunity to perform their music. ...
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