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Article: Interview

Jon Irabagon: Examining All The Angles

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by R.J. DeLuke

Saxophonist Jon Irabagon likes challenges in music; likes attempting different things. He's not opposed to things traditional, but would prefer to come at music and sounds from different angles. He enjoys the journey; enjoys experiencing the results. At 35, he's on the go all the time, ubiquitous on the New York City music scene. ...

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Article: Live From New York

Ches Smith, Patti Smith & Jesse Paris Smith

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by Martin Longley

Ches Smith's We All Break The Stone September 30, 2014 The California drummer Ches Smith has long been transplanted to New York City, so that now he's indelibly embedded in its streets, he's frequently playing in a vast variety of settings. Some of these were presented during his six-night ...

News: Event

Jazz Standard Youth Orchestra Kicks Off Its "Jazz For Kids" Program on October 19th

Jazz Standard Youth Orchestra Kicks Off Its "Jazz For Kids" Program on October 19th

JAZZ FOR KIDS Ongoing, every Sunday Oct 19-May 17 (except for 12/21, 12/28 + 2/1). Doors open at 1:00pm; show from 2:00pm to 3:00pm. Jazz Standard, 116 East 27th Street (between Park & Lexington); Train 6 to 28th/Lex. FREE! In lieu of a cover charge, guests may give a $5 donation that benefits the Jazz Standard ...

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News: Education

Wynton Marsalis Leads Juilliard’s Jazz Program

Wynton Marsalis Leads Juilliard’s Jazz Program

By Peter Monaghan Wynton Marsalis, the trumpeter, has a new role that is likely to expand his influence on the direction and public perception of jazz: director of the jazz-studies program at Juilliard School of Music. In July Mr. Marsalis replaced Carl Allen, a drummer, as leader of the program at his alma mater. His appointment ...

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Article: Live Review

Carl Bartlett, Jr. First Set at the Kitano: Jazz At Kitano

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by Mike Perciaccante

Carl Bartlett, Jr. Jazz At Kitano New York, NY September 25, 2014 Alto saxophonist Carl Bartlett, Jr.'s musical bloodlines run deep. The son of Carl Bartlett, Sr. and nephew of Charles Bartlett (who formed an R&B show and dance band “The Bartlett Contemporaries"), Carl, Jr. has ...

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Article: Live Review

Steve Earle & Shawn Colvin at The Space at Westbury

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by Mike Perciaccante

Steve Earle & Shawn Colvin The Space at Westbury Westbury, NY September 27, 2014 Grammy Award winning singer-songwriters Steve Earle and Shawn Colvin brought their “Stories & Songs: Together Onstage" tour to Westbury Long Island on a warm and pleasant Saturday evening in late September. After ...

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Article: Live Review

Glenn Tilbrook at City Winery

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by Mike Perciaccante

Glenn Tilbrook City Winery New York, NY September 26, 2014 Touring solo without his long-time writing partner Chris Difford no longer seems to be terrifying for Glenn Tilbrook. Over the years throughout all of the (many) break-ups, stops, starts, reformations and reconfigurations of Squeeze, Tilbrook has managed to ...

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News: Music Industry

ArtistShare Founder And CEO Speaks At George Mason University Intellectual Property Conference

George Mason University's Center for the Protection of Intellectual Property (CPIP) Conference, Common Ground: How Intellectual Property United Creators and Innovators explored the relationship between creative and innovative industries. Camelio spoke on panel entitled Creative Upstarts and Start-Up Firms: Sources of New Innovation and Creative Works with, Ron Katznelson, President of Bi-Level Technologies, Prof. Sean O’Connor, ...

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Article: Album Review

Alexander McCabe / Paul Odeh: This Is Not A Pipe

Read "This Is Not A Pipe" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan

Are we having fun yet? Saxophonist Alexander McCabe and pianist Paul Odeh are, on a rollicking duo outing, This Is Not A Pipe. The frequent collaborators delve into a loose-jointed, roll and tumble examination of some jazz standards and McCabe originals. The word “seamless" is an often used--some would say over-used--as a description of ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Martha Lorin And Jon Weber Unite For New Arlen Concert

Martha Lorin And Jon Weber Unite For New Arlen Concert

MARTHA LORIN AND JON WEBER CELEBRATING HAROLD ARLEN THROUGH THE EYES OF THE SINGERS AND MUSICIANS WHO PERFORMED HIS SONGS! Monday November, 20th, 2014 @ 7:30 p.m. One show only! Don't Tell Mama 343 W 46th St New York, NY 10036 $20.00 RSVP at 212-757-0788 This new show ...


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