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Axiom at Tula's This Thursday

March 5, 2009

Thursday, March 5 at Tula's - Axiom Quartet Alexey Nikolaev - tenor sax John Hansen - piano Jon Hamar - bass Phil Parisot - drums Tula's Restaurant and Nightclub 2214 2nd Ave Seattle, WA 98121 (206)443-4221 7:30 pm $8 cover ...

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News: Festival

Both Garfield Jazz Bands Excel at Hampton Festival

March 3, 2009

from The Seattle Times: In a Nazarene church in Moscow, Idaho, the Garfield High School jazz band performed two charts Saturday night for the first time: “Just You Just Me,” and “I’ve Never Been In Love Before.” “We played the new charts very well,” said woodwind player Carl Majeau, a senior, “but we could get the ...

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News: Performance / Tour

Karen Shivers at Jazz Alley

February 25, 2009

Karen Shivers Quartet March 2, 2009, 7:30pm JAZZ ALLEY jazzalley.com Reservations: 206-441-9729 The Pacific Jazz Institute at Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley presents vocalist Karen Shivers and her band for one night only. Band members include Bill Anschell (piano), Doug Miller (bass), and Greg Williamson (drums). Doors open at 6:00pm and show ...

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Name Your Own Price at Frank Demiero Jazz Festival

February 22, 2009

Tickets for the up-coming Frank DeMiero Jazz Festival are now being offered to the public at not just a reduced price, but at “name your own price” prices. Emails have been sent out offering tickets to all three headlining concerts, which are currently priced between $35 - 40 each, for whatever the ticket buyer would like ...

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East/West Trumpet Summit: Ray Vega Meets Thomas Marriott

February 21, 2009

RAY VEGA / THOMAS MARRIOTT with the New Stories Trio Marc Seales, Doug Miller and John Bishop Friday - Saturday, February 20-21 TULA’S JAZZ CLUB 2214 2nd Ave, Seattle 8:00pm, $15 Call 206-443-4221 to make a reservation The band will be recording both nights ...

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Seattle Times: A Russian Jazz-Classical Fusion at Benaroya Hall

February 19, 2009

Although he was born and raised in the former Soviet Union, Igor Butman’s life was destined to have an American flavor to it. His father was, of all things, a drummer in a Dixieland jazz band, the best in all of Leningrad. The opportunities to listen to and play jazz were few, but the young Butman ...

News: Performance / Tour

Jim Wilke: PDX Jazz

February 19, 2009

Judy and I took the train on Friday and went to the Joe Lovano conversation with Doug Ramsey at the Art Bar, had dinner there and went to the main event of the opening night - the first public performance with full orchestra of Terence Blanchard’s “A Tale of God’s Will” (Requiem for Katrina). The CD ...

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Seattle Times: Improvised Music is Made for Listening

February 14, 2009

While all jazz is improvised music, not all improvised music is jazz. And that is about as good a place to start a discussion about the experimental art form collectively called “improvised music.” Starting tonight and continuing for two consecutive weekends, the Seattle Improvised Music Festival will feature a dozen musicians in various combinations, performing one ...

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News: Music Industry

The Jazz Hang: Local Color - Art, Jazz and Big Fun

February 14, 2009

There is some seriously fun hang happening right in the belly of the Pike Place Market: Local Color Gallery. This spunky spot is a working art studio, coffee shop, wine bar and live jazz venue all rolled into one. Anyone looking for a great place to listen to jazz should definitely check this out. Local Color ...

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Frank Demiero Jazz Festival Backs out of Agreement with Seattle Women's Jazz Orchestra

February 13, 2009

A bit of controversy has erupted in advance of the Frank DeMiero Jazz Festival which takes place later this month in Edmonds. The Seattle Women’s Jazz Orchestra (SWOJO) had been contacted by Executive Producer Joe DeMiero in mid-January to back up vocalist Carmen Bradford on Saturday, February 28. According to members of SWOJO, a fee had ...