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Jazz Trumpeter Orbert Davis To Perform January 11th at New York's Kavehaz During 2006 IAJE
Chicago, IL - One of Chicago's busiest and most sought after musicians, Orbert Davis, will perform with his quintet on Wednesday, January 11, 2006 at Kavehaz in Chelsea. Davis' appearance at this Eastern European NYC jazz club piggybacks off his participation in this year's International Association of Jazz Educators Conference (IAJE) at the Hilton New York, ...
News from Fantasy Records: The Berkeley Item - #268
Tenor saxophonist SONNY ROLLINS will make a rare nonperforming public appearance next Thursday (1/12) when he is interviewed by Ira Gitler, as part of Down Beat magazine's First-Person Project, at the International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE) conference in New York. The hour-long event begins at 3:00 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel's New York Ballroom East; ...
Tom Toyama: Unique Jazz Vibist at IAJE Conference, January 12, 2006 at 10:00 AM
Selected from many artists applicants, jazz vibraphonist Tom Toyama will be given the opportunity to demonstrate his unique style of solo vibraphone playing at the 33rd Annual International Association of Jazz Educators (IAJE) International Conference. From performing on a 4-octave vibe with four mallets for many years, Tom has developed a unique solo style of playing ...
ESP-DISK's "The Complete Albert Ayler" and "The Complete Sun Ra"
Two box sets of CDs are now being distributed by the Italian company, Abraxas: The Complete Albert Ayler on ESP-DISK and The Complete Sun Ra on ESP-DISK. These were released by this former licensee of our ESP label without our knowledge or approval as to contents or technical quality, and their rights have been terminated because ...
Concord Music Group Acquires Telarc International and Subsidiary Label Heads Up
Acquisition Strengthens Concord's Position as One Of The Industry's Preeminent Independent Record Companies Beverly Hills, CA - The Concord Music Group today announced the acquisition of Telarc International Corporation. The Cleveland, Ohio-based Telarc has been a leader in classical and jazz recordings for over 25 years. Included in the transaction is Heads Up International, which became ...
Jazz Greats Gather As National Endowment For The Arts Names Its 2006 NEA Jazz Masters
Gala Awards Concert in New York City Honors NEA Jazz Masters, Highlights Role of the NEA on Organization's 40th Anniversary Brilliant Latin-jazz percussionist Ray Barretto, vocalist extraordinaire Tony Bennett, master arranger-composer Bob Brookmeyer, multidimensional keyboardist Chick Corea, clarinet virtuoso Buddy DeFranco, blazing trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, and history-making manager John Levy will take the stage ...
Rob Scheps in New Recordings
Saxophonist Rob Scheps has been recording all over the U.S. In Los Angeles, he's recorded recently with singer Howard Tate, composer Steve Weisberg, and featured players Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, and Pete Thomas, Elvis Costello's drummer from The Attractions. Many Randy Newman & Carla Bley pieces have been reworked by Weisberg for Tate's classic soulful voice. ...
Monterey Jazz Festival Gifts for the Holidays Available Online
SEASON'S JAZZIEST GIFTS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE FROM THE MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL! GIFT PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE MJF YEAR-ROUND JAZZ EDUCATION PROGRAMS MJF LAPTOP BAG AMONG THE FESTIVAL'S POPULAR, UNIQUE GIFT OFFERINGS Monterey, CA; The Monterey Jazz Festival only occurs once a year, but now MJF fans can celebrate the world's longest-running jazz festival all year round. The ...
Legendary slide trombonist, Phil Ranelin, is alive and recuperating from a major operation
Legendary slide trombonist, Phil Ranelin, is alive and recuperating from a major operation as a result of a severe traffic accident caused by an 18-year old drunk driver who ran a red light and broadsided Ranelin's Honda accord on 3rd Street and Normandie as Ranelin was on his way home from sitting in with Obie Jessie ...
Branford and Ellis Marsalis Join Habitat for Humanity to Announce Musicians' Village
NEW ORLEANS - Since hurricanes Katrina and Rita forced many musicians to flee New Orleans, the jazz, blues and Dixieland that was the city's musical score have been harder to find, as have the musicians who seek to return, but, like so many, have no place to go. Habitat for Humanity and New Orleans Area Habitat ...
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