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Boston Pops Presents a Mardi Gras Celebration with Dukes of Dixieland, May 17-18
The Boston Pops, led by conductor Keith Lockhart, is bringing New Orleans to Boston this week with a special Mardi Gras festival featuring the Dukes of Dixieland, taking place on Tuesday, May 17 and Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at Boston Symphony Hall. Tickets to the concert are $70-$91 and can be purchased online. The legendary Dukes ...
George Kahn with the Award-Winning Santa Monica High School Jazz Band June 12
George Kahn With the Award-Winning SaMoHi Jazz Band at Catalina Jazz Club, Sunday June 12 A special afternoon “Jazz Brunch" for lovers of both Big Band and Small Group Jazz will be presented at the Catalina Jazz Club in Hollywood on Sunday, June 12 from Noonש:00 PM. George Kahn and his Quintet featuring special guests Doug ...
Ran Blake Celebrates New CD with Concert at Cobi's Place (NYC)
"Imagine the world's most profound cocktail pianist—wistful, yet utterly unsappy and given to quiet storms of weirdness—and you'll get a good idea of Ran Blake's sound. Tonight the 76-year-old stops by an off-the-beaten-path midtown venue to celebrate a new disc, Grey December—Live in Rome, and to honor the late, great Abbey Lincoln." —Time Out New York ...
Jazz St. Louis Announces 2011-12 Season Schedule
Jazz St. Louis today released its 2011-12 season schedule, encompassing several different series at Jazz at the Bistro as well as a new “Legends of Jazz" series at the Touhill Performing Arts Center. The “Legends" series will kick off with the previously announced concert on Sunday, August 7 by George Duke, Marcus Miller and former St. ...
The Lead Sheet: Twin Cities Jazz, May 13-19
The next two weekends are just impossible—if you want to get to every big jazz gig. I hope this just brings everyone out rather than spread the audience too thinly! But no doubt, the Twin Cities has one of the most vibrant jazz scenes in the country! Highlights, Last Week Rhonda Laurie, Happy Days Are Here ...
Miles of Freedom Found in Jazz- Jeff Lofton Electric Thang CD Release
Austin jazz trumpeter Jeff Lofton knows from his Miles Davis. Last year, Lofton wrapped up work on “1950s Miles Davis Tribute," a project he and his band had been working on for several years, and moved on to the next project. Lofton expanded his band, dubbed it the Jeff Lofton Electric Thang, and began working on ...
Jazz Night at the Michener Museum, featuring Tim Warfield and The Shirley Scott Tribute Band on May 21
Join us for Jazz Night at the Michener, featuring: Tim Warfield, saxophones Pat Bianchi, organ Terell Stafford, trumpet Byron Landham, drums Daniel Sadownick, percussion Saturday, May 21, 8 to 11 pm Saxophonist and York, PA native, Tim Warfield debuted his latest release, A Sentimental Journey featuring trumpeter, Terell ...
Jazz This Week: Bill Frisell, Houston Person, Tower of Power, Steve Tyrell, Marvin Horne, Reptet, St. Louis Jazz Club Picnic, and More
It's going to be a busy few days for jazz and creative music in St. Louis, and time is short, so let's go to the highlights without further preamble... Tonight, tenor saxophonist Houston Person is back to open a four-night stand at Jazz at the Bistro. Equally adepts at blues, bop and ballads, Person has played ...
2011 Lost Jazz Shrines Series Features the World of Matt Wilson
Lost Jazz Shrines㬉th Season 52nd Street in the Modern Mode BMCC Tribeca PAC's Lost Jazz Shrines series pays homage to the legendary jazz haunts, musicians, and influences of the 52nd Street jazz scene in its heyday from the 1930's through the early 1950's. Artistic Director: Willard Jenkins. Musical Director: Matt Wilson. Part One: MULTIMONK Friday, May ...
A Musical Version of Build It and They Will Come...
If you look for jazz you can find it, sometimes even in most unexpected places and at unusual times. In this case, it was while honeymooning in Key West, a tropical party town that rivals New Orleans for its partying spirit, but not the depth and breadth of its music. At least that's the perception of ...
