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
In the Fall of 1963, The Judy Garland Show premiered on the CBS Television Network. While Garland personally received rave
Pianist Ted Rosenthal has released 15 albums as a leader, among them 2014’s Rhapsody in Gershwin (Playscape) and 2010’s Impromptu
The Morris Museum has announced the schedule for this season’s Jazz on the Back Deck series of concerts, bringing back
When tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana (photo above) leads a quartet on June 16 as part of the McCarter Theatre Jazz
The 1957 Verve album, Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Duke Ellington Song Book, contained 38 tracks, including some of the best-known
The winners of the New Jersey Jazz Society’s 2023 Juried Scholarship Competition are: $1,000 prize for Performance: Trombonist Richard LaRouech,
On his new album, Resurgence!, drummer George Coleman Jr. pays tribute to the many artists and styles that influenced him,
Toronto has long been one of the focal points for the Canadian jazz scene. Trombonist/composer Christian Overton has been leading
Stanley Clarke transformed the electric bass from its accompanying role and showed the world its possibilities as a solo instrument.
The Chicken Fat Ball, said tenor saxophonist Harry Allen (photo above) is a little “like sitting around a dinner table
Vocalist Jazzmeia Horn’s Empress Legacy album, Dear Love, was the Number 1 recording on JazzWeek’s 2022 Year End chart. It spent
Billy Harper is a saxophonist and composer of incredible talent who came to notoriety around the time John Coltrane’s life
When Anthony Ware was a fourth grader at the Hillcrest Elementary School in Somerset, NJ, he had the opportunity to
Pianist Anthony Aldissi discovered jazz in his freshman year at Gibbs High School in Clearwater, FL. “My biggest ongoing inspiration
