
Remembering Judy Garland at the 92nd Street Y
In the Fall of 1963, The Judy Garland Show premiered on the CBS Television Network. While Garland personally received rave reviews, its initial critical reception was mixed. The show lasted
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Discover These Highlights in the June 2023 Issue of Jersey Jazz:
• Jersey Jazz LIVE! Ted Rosenthal Trio
• Jazz History: Lucky Thompson
• Rising Stars: NJJS 2023 Scholarship Winners
• Jazz at NJPAC: George Benson
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In the Fall of 1963, The Judy Garland Show premiered on the CBS Television Network. While Garland personally received rave reviews, its initial critical reception was mixed. The show lasted
Pianist Ted Rosenthal has released 15 albums as a leader, among them 2014’s Rhapsody in Gershwin (Playscape) and 2010’s Impromptu (CD Baby). The former featured his arrangement of Gershwin’s “Rhapsody
The Morris Museum has announced the schedule for this season’s Jazz on the Back Deck series of concerts, bringing back many jazz favorites and introducing one new group, Alla Boara.
When tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana (photo above) leads a quartet on June 16 as part of the McCarter Theatre Jazz in June series, the program will be “a mix of
The 1957 Verve album, Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Duke Ellington Song Book, contained 38 tracks, including some of the best-known tunes associated with Ellington such as “Solitude”, “Satin Doll”, and
The winners of the New Jersey Jazz Society’s 2023 Juried Scholarship Competition are: $1,000 prize for Performance: Trombonist Richard LaRouech, Buffalo, NY, William Paterson University Jazz Studies Program. $1,000 prize
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