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Live Jazz with the Cory S. Thompson Quartet @ Bistrouge, August 22nd Sunday
After a short summer break, the Cory S. Thompson Quartet is back and ready to perform. The evening will be filled with some old favorites and newly composed pieces--featuring some of Jeremy Lenz's original works and a newly composed vocalese by Mr. Thompson. Come out to BistrOuge in the East Village, 432 E. 13th Street between ...
Hal Schaefer
by Andrew Velez
The most important thing about me has to be that what I did musically has always been the most meaningful music that I could make at the time. ...I did the most honest music that I could." As he approaches his 84th birthday this month, pianist, conductor, arranger, composer, accompanist and vocal coach Hal Schaefer is ...
Tyshawn Sorey
by Kurt Gottschalk
This month at The Stone could be seen as a number of things. It might be a belated and prolonged birthday party for Tyshawn Sorey, who turned 29 in July. Or it could be a send-off for the percussionist/pianist (and erstwhile trombonist), who will be moving to Connecticut to study composition at Wesleyan University. Or it ...
Icons Among Us: An Epic Jazz Documentary, Part 2
by Nick Catalano
Part 1 | Part 2 This seminal documentary continues on the second CD with a scene straight out of a typical Gotham jazz collaboration: singer Gretchen Parlato and pianist Aaron Parks are together in a NYC apartment working out a vocal arrangement. Gretchen is heard commenting on the vagaries of jazz singing and the ...
Moppa Elliott Jazz History Scrambled, with Love and Respect
Theres a bustling, ostentatious impiety in the music of Mostly Other People Do the Killing. Led by the bassist Moppa Elliott, its a jazz quartet with a diligent grasp of history but an anarchic take on convention. At Zebulon in Brooklyn late on Thursday night, the group riffled through jazz idioms with hammy geniality, like an ...
You're Bob Dylan? Police Need to See Some ID
Rock legend Bob Dylan was treated like a complete unknown by police in a New Jersey shore community when a resident called to report someone wandering around the neighborhood. Dylan was in Long Branch, about a two-hour drive south of New York City, on July 23 as part of a tour with Willie Nelson and John ...
The Ghosts of Harlem (Sessions with Jazz Legends)
by Russ Musto
The Ghosts of Harlem (Sessions with Jazz Legends) Hank O'Neal Paperback; 496 pages ISBN: 0826516270 Vanderbilt University Press 2009 Hank O'Neal is a jazz renaissance man--an author, photographer, concert promoter, label owner and record producer. Best known for his role as the owner/operator of Chiaroscuro Records, ...
AAJ Orchestra to Premiere at Pier 66 (NYC) on August 14th - Free!
Jazz Comes off the Web and onto the River Free Jazz Concert on the Hudson Pier 66, on the Hudson River at West 26th Street Friday, August 14, 2009 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM New York City, A brand-new jazz ensemble, The All About Jazz Orchestra, will give its debut performance on Friday, ...
Steely Dan Wrap Beacon Theatre Stand with Gaucho Gig
Last night Donald Fagan and Walter Becker got dressed, walked down the street and made a little lucre playing the most cynical music ever. The event was the final night of Steely Dans long stand at New Yorks Beacon Theatre. Theyve been here since July playing the final three records of their early career 1976s Royal ...
Alternative Harps at Theater 80 (NYC) on August 27
A unique blend of improvised and composed music will be showcased by harpists Brandee Younger, Mia Theodoratus and Riza Hequibal on August 27 at Theater 80 St. Marks. The chic trio announced today that they will demonstrate their talents fusing jazz, classical and world music. These compelling harpists consist of Younger, a soulfully buoyant personality who ...

