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Jazz at Holmes Announces Winter/Spring 2011 Schedule
The Jazz at Holmes series at Washington University has announced its schedule of free concerts for winter/spring 2011. The series kicks off next Thursday, January 27 with a concert of swing era music from saxophonist/clarinetist Mike Buerk's 13-piece big band. Here's the complete lineup: Thursday, January 27: Mike Buerk Orchestra Thursday, February 3: Hard Bop Heritage ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: A Stanley Clarke Sampler
Today, we shine our video spotlight on bassist Stanley Clarke, who will be back in St. Louis to play a duo gig with pianist Hiromi Uehara starting Wednesday, February 2 through Saturday, February 5 at Jazz at the Bistro. Clarke has been in St. Louis a couple of times ...
Jazz This Week: Charlie Hunter, Bonerama, Bloom Project, Dave Black, and More
This week's schedule of jazz and creative music in St. Louis offers a grab-bag of styles, from a funky, soul-jazz-inspired guitar trio to straight-ahead standards to free improv. Let's go to the highlights.... The big name in town this week is guitarist Charlie Hunter, who plays with his trio tonight through Saturday at Jazz at the ...
St Louis Jazz & Blues Vespers feature Darrell Mixon Project
Our Third Season! The public is invited to ST LOUIS JAZZ & BLUES VESPERS Sunday, February 20, 6-8 pm In the Sanctuary of the Beatitudes at Second Baptist Church 1/2 Mile West of the St. Louis Galleria 9030 Clayton Road at McKnight St. Louis Jazz and ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Catching up with Charlie Hunter
This week, let's take a look at some video clips featuring guitarist Charlie Hunter's trio, who will be in St. Louis next week to perform Wednesday through Saturday at Jazz at the Bistro. If you're already with familiar with Hunter, you know that his distinctive technique on the seven-string ...
Jazz This Week: Christian Pincock, Musica Slesa, Moyindau, Eric Slaughter Trio, Erika Johnson, and More
It's more than likely to be freezing cold in St. Louis this weekend, but with the 2011 portion of the presenting season starting to heat up, there are a number of jazz and creative music performances that could justify the effort required to bundle up and brave the chill. If you're looking specifically for something to ...
Jazz Crusaders Reschedule St. Louis Concert for Saturday, June 11 at the Touhill
Jazz St. Louis has announced that the Jazz Crusaders (pictured) have rescheduled their St. Louis concert for 8:00 p.m., Saturday June 11 at the Touhill Performing Arts Center. The concert, which will feature original Crusaders members Joe Sample, Wayne Henderson and Wilton Felder, originally was scheduled for September 2010 at the Touhill, but was postponed to ...
Notes from the Net: Miles Biopic Moves Ahead, Oliver Lake's Solo Set, Plus News, Reviews, Interviews, and More
Here's the latest compilation of assorted news briefs and links related to jazz, improvisation, and creative music in St. Louis, including news of musicians originally from the Gateway City, recent visitors, and coming attractions, plus assorted other items of interest: In recent Miles Davis-related news, Miles Davis Online looks at what's ahead for the trumpeter's legacy ...
STLJN Saturday Video Showcase: Coming up Next Week at Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center
Today, let's take a look at some videos of musicians who will be performing next week at the Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center. First up is trombonist, composer and electronic musician Christian Pincock, who's playing on Friday, January 14 at LNAC. Pincock performs using a valve trombone and a computer-based ...
Christian Pincock, Moyindau to Play in January at Lnac
The Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center has announced two shows in January that may be of interest to fans of jazz and improvised music: Trombonist and electronic musician Christian Pincock will play LNAC on Friday, January 14. Pincock performs improvised and composed music using a valve trombone and a computer-based instrument he created using MAX/MSP software. Using ...


