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Early Music Flows in the Mainstream According to New National Study
Survey finds nearly 100 million Americans listen to Early Music every year Seattle, Washington. The new national study by Early Music America finds that early music is an integral part of classical music making in North America, with an astonishing 98.5 million American adults listening to some early music in the past year on radio or ...
Omnitone Tags Karl Owens As Marketing Associate To Grow Business
Brooklyn, New York - OmniTone, the #1 independent recording label for “adventurous and listenable jazz," is proud to announce the appointment of Karl Owens to the new position of Marketing Associate. Owens' duties will include working with US and international distributors and running OmniTone Visions, the label's program for emerging artists. He will work out of ...
New Orleans Relief: Purchase a Photo and Support a New Orleans Jazz Musician
Anyone who has ever visited New Orleans realizes that it is a place unlike any other. The city's vast history provides a unique cultural mix, and the musicians are as original and authentic as you'll find anywhere in the world. As a young photographer I was overwhelmed by this creative force, and sought to capture on ...
IAJE in New York City, January 11-14, 2006
World's Largest Jazz Conference Returns To New York City January 11-14, 2006 The International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE) returns to New York City for its 33rd Annual Conference from January 11-14, 2006. The Hilton New York and Sheraton New York Hotels will serve as the headquarters for the largest annual gathering of the global jazz ...
Vibist, Jerry Tachoir clinic/concert tour
Jazz vibist and educator, Jerry Tachoir recently presented improvisation and advanced harmony clinics at several universities in Oklahoma and Tennessee. In an effort to help students develop a vocabulary for jazz improvisation, Jerry Tachoir offers concepts and suggestion to explore the inner mind of the improvising artist. Concerts and clinics were held at Univ. of OK ...
News about DC drummer Mike Smith
News about Mike Smith To Washington area jazz musicians and friends, As you may or may not of heard, drummer Mike Smith has cancer and needs your help. I'm forwarding a note from his family and I've setup a payment form on the website to accept donations. Please forward this email to anyone who you think ...
News from Fantasy Records: The Berkeley Item - #267
Six new compilations in the multi-label “Plays for Lovers" series--featuring the lyrical sides of TONY BENNETT, STAN GETZ, CHET BAKER, BILL EVANS, SARAH VAUGHAN, and DAVE BRUBECK--are due out 1/10, the first catalog release of 2006. The discs, produced by Concord's Nick Phillips, draw on the Riverside work of Evans; Vaughan's late-70s/early-80s Pablo recordings; and Bennett's ...
Alaadeen Featured at Final Jazz Series Concert
Kansas City USA -- The music from Alaadeen's latest international CD release continues to be well received by live audiences and recorded music buying fans worldwide. Most recently Alaadeen and his working ensemble (Alaadeen and Group 21) performed before a packed house for the final fall Jazz Series performance at noon on Tuesday, Nov. 1, in ...
Turtle Island blurs lines between classical and jazz
What is a string quartet? What is a jazz band? If you take even a moment before answering, then Mark Summer would like to play you some music. As cellist for the Turtle Island String Quartet, he has made a career of offering an alternative to the norm. We get to play off of people's expectations," ...
Cincinnati Jazz sessions in limelight
Plenty of jazz news this week from a smokin' living room concert CD to the “lost" Jimmy McGary tape and a new jazz “club." Jazz benefactor David Hall has given us another in the tremendous series of his “living room concerts" with the release of “Trio Con Brio" featuring piano man Phil DeGreg along with guitarist ...
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