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David Soyer Famed Guarneri Cellist Has Died
David Soyer, the founding cellist of the Guarneri String Quartet, died on Thursday at his apartment in New York, a day after his 87th birthday. The news comes from Frank Salomon, a co-administrator of the Marlboro Music Festival, with which Mr. Soyer had a long association. Mr. Soyer, the violinists Arnold Steinhardt and John Dalley and ...
Jazz Bands Led by Rob Mosher, Petr Cancura Play Brooklyn Benefit March 12
Rob Mosher's critically acclaimed and quirky 10 piece jazz/classical band Storytime and Petr Cancura's buzz-worthy new musical project Down Home will be featured at a benefit for New York City based charity Rational Animal on Friday, March 12th at 8pm in the Great Room at South Oxford Space,138 South Oxford Street(Between Atlantic Avenue and Fulton Street)in ...
AllAboutJazz-New York March 2010 Issue Now Available!
As much as jazz, as a musical and artistic form, has influenced the world since its development in the United States, it has taken as good as it gives. A constant influx of international players keeps the music vital and relevant to audiences everywhere; so while New York is still the jazz capital of the world, ...
Hadley Caliman
by Thomas Conrad
If you have followed jazz long enough, you probably know the name Hadley Caliman. He was around in the '60s and '70s, on albums by people like Gerald Wilson, Don Ellis, Freddie Hubbard, Joe Henderson and Bobby Hutcherson. He made four records of his own for Mainstream and Catalyst, collectors' items now. Rock fans of a ...
Time and Anthony Braxton
by Kurt Gottschalk
Time and Anthony Braxton Stuart Broomer Softcover; 146 pages ISBN: 1551281449 Mercury Press 2009 The Anthony Braxton aesthetic is a lot to comprehend--the man has written pieces to be performed by orchestras on different planets, so it's understandable if the vision is a little daunting. And ...
Nuscope Recordings
by Marc Medwin
"At this point, I prefer space and beauty over noise and volume," says Nuscope Recordings producer and frontman Russell Summers. It's a bold statement, considering that much of what is called free improvisation is modeled on the “fire music" of the '60s. “Don't get me wrong," Russell is quick to add, “There was a time in ...
Jazz Studies Beyond the Commercial Album
A panel discussion with Jason Moran, Ben Young, Larry Applebaum and Prof. John Szwed Moderated by Prof. Brent Hayes Edwards Jazz scholarship has focused on commercial recordings - as Max Roach was fond of saying, “Records are our textbooks" - yet there is a shadow world beyond these official audio texts - a world of alternate ...
Renee Manning Kicks Off Womens History Month Celebration at Drom, March 6th, Live Interview with WBGO's Michael Bourne March 2nd
New York, NY (Musaic Mgmt. Group) Renee Manning will kick off her Womens History month celebration and perform selections from her most anticipated CD, All Grown Up (Neelicious Music/ LegendFactory Records). Reconnects in a live interview with WBGOs Michael Bourne during Afternoon Jazz. Grammy nominated jazz vocalist Renee Manning is known for her robust voice, rich ...
Of Course On-Demand Music Replaces Sales - It's Supposed To
At the Digital Music Forum East in snowy New York, executives gathered to hear new data comparing what happens to music sales when people use interactive radio services such as Pandora as opposed to subscribing to unlimited streaming services such as Rhapsody and Spotify. The Pandora-like radio model has a promotional effect on music sales, increasing ...
New Berkleemusic Jazz Voice Course Online April 5
Berkleemusic, the online continuing education arm of Berklee College of Music has just announced Jazz Voice, a new online course for the April 5 term. It'll be taught by Jan Shapiro, the chair of the Voice department at Berklee College of Music. She has presented vocal clinics around the country and toured extensively, performing in jazz ...
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