Holiday Jazz Mix to Benefit Jazz Foundation
The Jazz Foundation of America, in partnership with 32 Bar Blues and Chiaroscuro Records, has released In The Key of
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The Jazz Foundation of America, in partnership with 32 Bar Blues and Chiaroscuro Records, has released In The Key of
What do the Gershwins’ “But Not For Me”, Harold Arlen’s “My Shining Hour”, and Tadd Dameron’s “On a Misty Night”
In 1958, jazz harpist Dorothy Ashby teamed with flutist Frank Wess, bassist Herman Wright, and drummer Roy Haynes on the
In 2018, Tyreek McDole, a student at the Osceola County School for the Arts in Kissimmee, FL, was playing classical
Pianist Kenny Barron is being honored as a Jazz Masters Giant of Jazz on Saturday, November 25, at the South
For the second consecutive month, the New Jersey Jazz Society’s Jersey Jazz LIVE! concert presented blended performances combining two generations
For a jazz festival to be continuously successful over the course of time, it needs to evolve to fit the
Liany Mateo started playing the bass when she was 13 years old. “They opened up a performing arts school in
On Tuesday, October 3, at the Numerica Performing Arts Center in Wenatchee, WA, pianist Sean Mason (photo above) played a
MADISON, NJ — Pianist Bill Mays has recorded 40 albums as a leader, but his newest, Autumn Serenade, released in
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
