Jazz at The Django: Pete Malinverni/Anais Reno
Hearing a jazz vocalist backed by a piano trio that understands the nuances of her performance is a truly satisfying
Hearing a jazz vocalist backed by a piano trio that understands the nuances of her performance is a truly satisfying
At the Morristown Jazz & Blues Festival in August 2019, Frank Vignola teamed up with fellow guitarist Vinny Raniolo for
In a review of Cannonball Adderley’s 1964 Capitol album, Live Session!, AllMusic’s Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., wrote that “one reason
Pat Prescott, who once served as Music Director and Midday Announcer at New York jazz radio station WRVR, is returning
Two New Jersey high school jazz ensembles have been selected as finalists in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Essentially Ellington
**Complimentary January Jersey Jazz Content** This is one of two articles from the January 2022 issue of Jersey Jazz Magazine being made available
**Complimentary February Jersey Jazz Content** This is one of two articles from the February 2022 issue of Jersey Jazz Magazine being made
“Being a jazz musician in Nashville,” wrote The New York Times’ Clay Risen, “is something like being a surfer in
Due to the rise in local Covid numbers, the North Carolina Jazz Festival, previewed in the February issue of Jersey
In April 2018, Brazilian drummer Samuel Martinelli self-released an album called Crossing Paths, celebrating the relationship between Brazilian music and
