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Ross Gentile Files Suit Against Siue
The Edwardsville Intelligencer has published an article detailing a lawsuit brought by Ross Gentile, the longtime host of the “Standards in Jazz" program on WSIE (88.7 FM), against Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville, which operates the radio station. The article by the Intelligencer's Steve Horrell says Gentile alleges that “for more than a decade ...
Site News: Help Compile a St. Louis Jazz List on Twitter
If you're one of the many people now using Twitter, you know that the instant micro-blogging service has evolved beyond just a way to find out what your friends are doing into a place to find breaking news from all sort of sources.Toward that end, Twitter's new “lists" feature lets users select a group ...
Jazz St. Louis Announces More Bookings for Jazz at the Bistro
Jazz St. Louis has announced the lineup of local bands and musicians who will round out the schedule for Jazz at the Bistro during the first part of 2010.Note that all of these bookings are in addition to the season schedule of touring artists previously announced. Here's what's on tap for the ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Miles Davis, the Electric Years
In recent weeks, this Saturday video feature has been focusing almost exclusively on previewing musicians who are coming to St. Louis in the near future. Today, let's change pace - it's been at least six months since we've featured any Miles Davis video here, and in that time, ...
Jazz This Week: Kurt Elling, Bobby Watson, Steve Davis with William Lenihan, Erin Bode, and More
The beginnings of winter weather seem to be blowing into St. Louis this week, but as long as you're properly bundled up, there are several jazz and creative music events happening over the next few days that certainly justify braving the elements.First up is singer Kurt Elling's return to Jazz at the Bistro, where ...
Terry Teachout to Speak December 16 at Maryville University
Writer Terry Teachout, who spurred considerable controversy in certain circles this summer with a Wall Street Journal article about declining audiences for jazz, is coming to St. Louis on Wednesday, December 16 to speak at Maryville University about his latest book.From the news release:“Author, blogger and critic Terry Teachout discusses his latest book, ...
Petitioners Challenge KFUO Sale
Reports published by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch say that three petitions have been filed with the Federal Communications Commission in an attempt to stop the sale of radio station KFUO (90.7 FM). KFUO is the only radio station in the St. Louis area that broadcasts classical music, and also is home to Don Wolff's long-running program ...
Galactic, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe Coming to the Pageant on Thursday, February 18
The eclectic New Orleans funk/jazz band Galactic and saxophonist Karl Denson's group Tiny Universe are coming to St. Louis on Thursday, February 18 to perform at The Pageant.Galactic's last CD From the Corner to the Block featured collaborations with guest hip-hop performers and lyricists. Their upcoming effort Ya-Ka-May goes back to the band's New ...
JazzU Students to Perform Monday, December 14 at Jazz at the Bistro
Students from Jazz St. Louis' JazzU program will perform in an end-of-semester showcase concert to be held at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, December 14 at Jazz at the Bistro. JazzU is a series of weekly workshops geared towards emerging middle and high school student musicians, and it serves as a companion program to the ...
Tickets on Sale This Week for Dianne Reeves and Peter Martin Duo Concert at the Sheldon
Tickets will go on sale to the general public this Saturday, December 5 for the first concert in the new Peter Martin Music series. The concert will feature the jazz pianist and native St. Louisan and his longtime employer and friend, singer Dianne Reeves, in a duo performance at the Sheldon Concert Hall.However, there's ...
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