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Lee Konitz; "Jammin' on the Hudson"
Riverbank State Park, in association with Brownstone Entertainment Complex, LLC, for our fifth consecutive year are pleased to present: “Jammin' On The Hudson." 'Jammin'; The Summer Concert Series for the 'serious' Jazz Lover! What could be more inviting than listening to the sounds of great Jazz Artists, cast out over The Hudson River, at sunset, for ...
When Scott Met Irving ... or Didn't
ITS one of Mark Saltzmans favorite moments in his play with music, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, and he wont even take the credit. Near the end of the show, which imagines a meeting between the composers Scott Joplin and Irving Berlin, Joplin responds to a painful memory by playing Bethena", a ragtime waltz he wrote ...
Sheila Jordan Jazz Voice Finds a Mellower Range
WHEN the jazz singer Sheila Jordan is in Manhattan, she has ready access to the musicians, clubs and urban energy she has cherished since she moved there nearly 60 years ago to immerse herself in the music she loved. But when its time for Ms. Jordan to learn new music or work on arrangements, she is ...
Ron Kaplan Sings New York! July 10 and 11, 2009
Great American Songbook Preservationist and classic-jazz-standards singer Ron Kaplan is making a rare concert appearance in New York City on July 10 and 11 to present his New York Song Collection. Kaplan will perform at FEINSTEIN'S at the Regency Hotel, located at 540 Park Avenue, NYC. Tickets can be purchased for the July 10 and 11, ...
Saxophonist Daniel Bennett at the Alphabet Lounge
Saxophonist Daniel Bennett brings his original mix of jazz, folk, and minimalism to the Alphabet Lounge. The Daniel Bennett Group has shared concert stages with guitarist Bill Frisell, Charlie Hunter Trio, saxophonist James Carter, percussionist Billy Martin (Medeski, Martin, & Wood), saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi, David Fiuczynski (Screaming Headless Torsos), Denison Witmer, and LA-based synthpop group Joy ...
Sandra Warfield Opera and Cabaret Singer Dies
Sandra Warfield, an American mezzo-soprano who performed frequently with the Metropolitan Opera in the 1950s, 60s and early 70s, died on Monday in Manhattan. She was 88 and lived on the Upper East Side. Ms. Warfield made her Met debut in 1953, singing the part of a peasant girl in Mozarts Marriage of Figaro. One hundred ...
Ken Roberts Announcer Whose Voice Graced the Heyday of Radio Dies
Ken Robertss voice was so comforting, it was said he had a golden throat. Welcome in millions of American homes, its resonant urbanity helped housewives and their families while away many an afternoon and evening. He was a good-looking man, too: tall and dark, with a resemblance to Errol Flynn according to his son, anyway. But ...
July Jazz at NY's Vanguard in the Village
The Village Vanguard's July Schedule JULY 2009 July 07 - July 12 PAUL MOTIAN TRIO 2000 + 3 Loren Stillman-asax, Michael Adkins-tsax, Masabumi Kikuchi-p, Ben Street-b July 14 - July 19 BILL CAROTHERS TRIO Nic Thys-b, Dre Pallemaerts-d July 21 - July 26 FRED ...
Greenwich Village Poisson Rouge Where Music is the Scene
Poisson Rouge's sense of musical adventure A million New Yorkers can be wrong. So naturally, I had my suspicions about all the extravagant enthusiasm from the press and the local music community for (Le) Poisson Rouge, the club for new and various kinds of music that opened in Greenwich Village a year ago. Two entrepreneurial musicians ...
Allen Klein Ex-Beatles, Rolling Stones Manager Dies
Former music manager Allen Klein, a no-holds-barred businessman who bulldozed his way into and out of deals with the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, has died. A publicist for Klein's company, ABKCO Music & Records, says Klein died today at his New York City home of Alzheimer's disease. He was 77. Klein became one of the ...

