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Bethany Jazz Vespers: Camille Thurman
Camille Thurman stands out as a luminary in the world of jazz, possessing a rare combination of talents that place
Camille Thurman stands out as a luminary in the world of jazz, possessing a rare combination of talents that place
Growing up in Lower Merion, PA, a Philadelphia suburb, Olivia Hughart started playing jazz saxophone in middle school. “My parents
Last September, pianist Aaron Diehl and The Knights, a Brooklyn-based classical orchestra, released a Mack Avenue album called Zodiac Suite,
On Thursday, March 7, bassist/educator Rufus Reid will receive Wharton Arts’ Lifetime Achievement Award, which will be presented at the
Most of the music played by Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks is from the 1920s and 1930s, but the band
“Sarah Vaughan could do anything with her voice,” said vocalist Lucy Wijnands. “The way she sang a ballad was how
If you were to learn about Black History through the lens of jazz, there would probably be no better teacher
An SRO crowd packed the Madison (NJ) Community Arts Center on Sunday, January 7, to hear pianist/vocalist Daryl Sherman and
Congratulations to Scotty Barnhart and the Count Basie Orchestra for its 2024 Grammy Award in the Large Jazz Ensemble Album category for the Candid Records album Basie Swings The Blues!
The Los Angeles Times has called vocalist Kate Baker, “one of the most impressive performers to come along in years,” and the Boston Globe described her as having “an unmistakably original voice that is smooth and hypnotic.”
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