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News: Education

Jazz St. Louis Seeks Student Saxophonist to Perform with Greg Osby and Willie Akins

November 5, 2008

Jazz St. Louis is looking for a young saxophonist who may be “St. Louis' next rising star of jazz" to perform with saxophonists Greg Osby (pictured) and Willie Akins on April 10 and 11 at Jazz at the Bistro.The concert is dubbed “St. Louis Shoes," after Osby's CD of the same name; the competition ...

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News: Video / DVD

STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Three from Miguel Zenon

November 2, 2008

This week, we take at look at some video clips featuring alto saxophonist Miguel Zenon, who's one of the fastest-rising young jazz stars to emerge this decade. Zenon will be in St. Louis next week to perform Wednesday, November 5 ...

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News: Recording

Maxjazz Releases New CD from Dena Derose

November 2, 2008

The St. Louis-based label MAXJAZZ has released a new CD by singer/pianist Dena DeRose. Titled Live at the Jazz Standard, Volume 2, it features DeRose with her longtime accomplices Martin Wind on bass and Matt Wilson on drums, and was recorded at the NYC club at the same time as the critically acclaimed first volume, which ...

News: Event

Campaign Seeks Musicians to Play at Polling Places on Tuesday

November 2, 2008

Political observers are expecting an extraordinarily large turnout for Tuesday's elections, and as a result, voters at some polling places may have long waits in line before they can cast their ballots. To help make the time spent in line a little more enjoyable, the St. Louis office of the Barack Obama campaign is looking for ...

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News: Recording

More on Erin Bode's New Christmas CD

November 2, 2008

As promised, we've got a few more details on Erin Bode's new Christmas-themed CD A Cold December Night, as relayed from Ms. Bode via Jazz St. Louis' Bob Bennett to StLJN.The CD (cover art at left) is an independent release by Bode and her bandmates, and not a part of any deal with the ...

News: Performance / Tour

Jazz This Week: Metta Quintet, Lenihan and Williams, and More

October 31, 2008

Whether it's because of Halloween, the impending end of Daylight Savings Time, pre-Election Day activities, the economic recession, or something else entirely, it's a relatively slow weekend for jazz and creative music in St. Louis, with just a handful of shows to highlight:Tonight, guitarist William Lenihan and pianist Ptah Williams will play music from ...

News: Music Industry

Pat Martino to Perform February 18-21 at the Bistro

October 31, 2008

Jazz St. Louis has announced that guitarist Pat Martino (pictured) will perform at Jazz at the Bistro from Wednesday, February 18 through Saturday, February 21, taking the spot on the schedule originally designated for a four-night gig by pianist Robert Glasper and his group.Glasper's dates have been postponed due to the anticipated birth of ...

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News: Education

Dave Liebman to Give Master Class, Lecture on November 13 at Washington University

October 31, 2008

While he's in St. Louis to perform a free concert for Washington University's Jazz at Holmes series on the evening of Thursday, November 14, saxophonist Dave Liebman (pictured) also will give a master class and a lecture on the Wash U. campus.On Wednesday, November 13, Liebman will host a performance/master class at 3:00 p.m., ...

News: Performance / Tour

Bela Fleck's "Africa Project" Coming to the Sheldon on April 1

October 30, 2008

Banjo player Bla Fleck (pictured), best known for his work with the jazz/world/jam band the Flecktones, is coming to St. Louis to perform with “The Africa Project" at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 1, 2009 at the Sheldon Concert Hall.“The Africa Project" features musicians that Fleck met during a recent journey through Uganda, Tanzania, ...

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News: Book / Magazine

David Sanborn Featured in Jazz Times Cover Story

October 29, 2008

Saxophonist David Sanborn is the subject of the cover story of the November 2008 issue of Jazz Times, which is hitting subscribers' mailboxes this week. The article written by Geoffrey Himes is headlined “The Blues and The Abstract Truth" - a nice nod to another famed St. Louis saxophonist, Oliver Nelson - and much of it ...