@IntlJazzDay is only a few days away on APRIL 30th! Have you added your 2019 #JazzDay event to the official calendar? BE A PART OF THE GLOBAL CELEBRATION! https://t.co/MtPWwC28ti#jazzmusic #jazzeducation #IJD pic.twitter.com/aA3NdDkE6c— JazzEducationNetwork (@JazzEdNet) April 25, 2019
Friday, April 26, 2019
@IntlJazzDay
Monday, April 22, 2019
Wes Montgomery
At JazzWax today, the new album "Wes Montgomery: Back on Indiana Avenue, The Carroll DeCamp Recordings," which provides us with two important bridges between Riverside studio albums in 1959 and 1960, and 1960 and '61... https://t.co/GaUZwIXKKW pic.twitter.com/0pe4c9Rq2u— Marc Myers (@JazzWax) April 22, 2019
Jerry Roche
Legends Playlist curated by Dot Time Records’s Jerry Roche is now available on Spotify and YouTube.— Dot Time Records (@DotTimeRecords) April 22, 2019
Spotify: https://t.co/dxdbsA51R9
YouTube: https://t.co/WNubWeBtCO #billieholiday pic.twitter.com/fuwxnrcWBs
Wendy Kirkland
If you are in or around Huddersfield today, why not pop in an dx get your tickets for my show on 19th May? Help support #jazz #jazzinyorkshire @Jazzineu @Jazzigator @ouroboros_york @YorkshireLMP @jazzyorkshire @YorkshireLife @Yorkshire_Life https://t.co/qpOPFSiFqK— Wendy Kirkland (@JazzKittenWendy) April 20, 2019
Julian Lee
You really need to see this video of 94-year-old stroke victim Julian Lee playing jazz piano for the first time in years. https://t.co/iQlqNtyNLW pic.twitter.com/JHUysMXPaG— Ted Gioia (@tedgioia) September 14, 2018
Chucho Valdez
Chucho Valdez still rocking it at 78- yesterday in Muscat, Oman https://t.co/YTVRxqpF8Q— AddictedToJazz (@AddictedToJazz) April 22, 2019
Lou Donaldson - Blues Walk
Lou Donaldson - Blues Walk (1958, Blue Note Records) https://t.co/zibCvziEtv— AddictedToJazz (@AddictedToJazz) April 22, 2019
Triste (Jobim)
Triste (Jobim) - Solo Jazz Guitar https://t.co/Fv3Y70XVyd— AddictedToJazz (@AddictedToJazz) April 22, 2019
David Lindley
Multi-instrumentalist David Lindley performs music that redefines the word "eclectic." Catch him at the Museum on May 17! https://t.co/gZSGnl63Fl— Museum of Makn Music (@MuseumMaknMusic) April 17, 2019
Museum of Makn Music
Those tickets went fast-this concert is now sold out! https://t.co/XtoSQc3CAc— Museum of Makn Music (@MuseumMaknMusic) April 18, 2019
Paste Magazine
Episode 5 is out today via @ApplePodcasts, @Spotify, @GooglePlay and @Himalayaapp. But what's on it this week, you ask? pic.twitter.com/EpoY8EsLb6— Paste Magazine (@PasteMagazine) April 18, 2019
Jazz music is alive
Jazz music is alive and well in 2019, and these three women (and nine more) are dominating the field.— Paste Magazine (@PasteMagazine) April 17, 2019
Read about the 12 women influencing the future of jazz music: https://t.co/Rnp6onL2La pic.twitter.com/hftkc4yYHJ
Sunday, April 21, 2019
Interview with Paola Vera
INTERVIEW + VIDEO-Take 6 Exclusive Backstage Interview with Paola Vera. The most awarded a cappella group in history, 10 Grammy Awards, 10 Dove Awards, 2 NAACP Image Awards, a Soul Train Award, & more...https://t.co/NRXA1wpp2T— Jazz In Europe (@Jazzineu) April 18, 2019
"The Baddest vocal cats on the planet!”-Quincy Jones pic.twitter.com/85tJBaSobK
Claudia Campagnol
REVIEW+VIDEO-Claudia Campagnol-Debut Album-I'M STRONG-Two of Claudia's single tracks incl. on this debut album: All Through You & Conquer The World selected by Apple Music's editors for their 'Best of The Week' playlist covering all genres, I can hear why! https://t.co/4dj2VZHNaW pic.twitter.com/KSqtxwzEYw— Jazz In Europe (@Jazzineu) April 19, 2019
Thrilled to see Blackbird
Thrilled to see Blackbird heading up this list. Thanks to all @jazzineu #Playlist #Spotify #SimpleLife https://t.co/JlnbGYiFEZ— Paul Jost (@PaulJost831) April 19, 2019
Casa de Mendrugo
See you in Puebla next Friday April 26th en la Casa de Mendrugo. Honoured to share the stage in this wonderful place with @adrianoropeza and Israel Cupich @Jazzineu @jazzaroundmag @DownBeatMag @JazzTimes @Jazzitalia @Jazzit_mag @jazzsharing #jazzbeyondborders pic.twitter.com/HzJUUiu59l— Simone Gubbiotti (@simojazz11) April 20, 2019
around Huddersfield today
If you are in or around Huddersfield today, why not pop in an dx get your tickets for my show on 19th May? Help support #jazz #jazzinyorkshire @Jazzineu @Jazzigator @ouroboros_york @YorkshireLMP @jazzyorkshire @YorkshireLife @Yorkshire_Life https://t.co/qpOPFSiFqK— Wendy Kirkland (@JazzKittenWendy) April 20, 2019
Thursday, April 18, 2019
Soul Nation
https://t.co/9gZX6p5d8J— eJazznews (@eJazzNews) April 14, 2019
I've just started the new Soul Nation radio show with co-host Jesse King on JAZZ FM 91. (Tues 9pm-12) Featuring soul, funk, acid jazz, neo-soul, r&b and more. If you have a minute please like or visit our page.
Many thanks
Bill pic.twitter.com/soZ9cWMUNz
Dr. Barry Harris
Take a visit to bebop master Dr. Barry Harris' long-running workshop for improvisers. #BarryHarris #bebophttps://t.co/GLART0PuGt— JazzTimes Magazine (@JazzTimes) April 18, 2019
JazzTimes Magazine
Dave Liebman, Jeff Coffin, Victor Wooten, Chester Thompson, Chris Walters, and James DaSilva pay tribute to #MilesDavis on their album "On the Corner Live! The Music of Miles Davis."https://t.co/RmsfA4CwSV— JazzTimes Magazine (@JazzTimes) April 18, 2019
Jazz music
Jazz music is alive and well in 2019, and these three women (and nine more) are dominating the field.— Paste Magazine (@PasteMagazine) April 17, 2019
Read about the 12 women influencing the future of jazz music: https://t.co/Rnp6onL2La pic.twitter.com/hftkc4yYHJ
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
@globaljazzqueen
"I've always been an optimist..I don’t ever feel like things have brought me to some sort of stalemate. There’s always more things to do and more things to say, and that’s what I plan to continue doing as long as I’m capable."- @busterbass - Happy Bday! (4/17!) #Jazz #Legend pic.twitter.com/mERyPkOI9t— globaljazzqueen (@globaljazzqueen) April 16, 2019
#LETROUPEMAKANDAL
SAT. 4/13/19 THE #HAITIAN/#CARIBBEAN ROOTS OF JAZZ!!! #LETROUPEMAKANDAL w/ special guests @AndrewCyrille, @BobbySanabria, @MiguelAndresTejeda and more!!! #BRONXMUSICHERITAGECENTER (@bx_music ) 1303 Louis Nine Blvd. BX, NY take the 2 or 5 subway to Freeman St.#haiti #jazz pic.twitter.com/16ZTDj5MaQ— Bobby Sanabria (@BobbySanabria) April 12, 2019
Kellylee Evans
NEWS: JUNO award winner Kellylee Evans appointed OrKidstra Ambassador. @kellyleeevans—a @TheJUNOAwards winner—joins two other Ambassadors, @HewittJSB and @ShelleyConduct (@NACOrchCNA) in supporting OrKidstra.— OrKidstra (@orkidstra) April 16, 2019
MORE: https://t.co/sBuo07kQ7o #ottawa #music #ottcity #orkidstra pic.twitter.com/QVrkrtG8Tt
Louis Armstrong
A foundational influence on the uniqueness of jazz, Louis Armstrong was one of the first truly popular African-American entertainers to achieve cross-racial appeal. Read more: https://t.co/p9JZWXUWMn pic.twitter.com/4imoiwwqUN— JAZZ.FM91 (@JAZZFM91) April 17, 2019
In celebration of the 2019
Tonight streaming live at 8PM ET: In celebration of the 2019 @NEAarts #JazzMasters honors to #StanleyCrouch #BobDorough #AbdullahIbrahim #MariaSchneiderOrch live from @kencen Performers incl: @T_Blanchard @tlcarrington @RealKurtElling @mcbridesworld Watch https://t.co/W8hbJ9jlDf pic.twitter.com/xTAA1Fx8Yt— JazzCorner.com (@jazzcorner) April 15, 2019
Jacksonville University Jazz Summer Camp
The Summer jazz workshop is a high school aged camp with levels set for entering 9th through 12th grade. It is designed to be an immersive on-campus experience, with opportunities to grow with fellow musicians. Here you will study the jazz language and small group dynamics within combos that will be selected via audition into the camp. The purpose is to get as much growth possible out of a few days of deep learning and camaraderie.
Each ensemble will have repertoire selected as a basis for group and individual study, with structured times throughout each day to focus on rehearsals and group language, theory and improvisation, applied lessons, and jazz clinics that address ensemble dynamics, practice and listening while you play. Each ensemble will be led by top artist performers among the JU Jazz Faculty and/or guest artist representatives. The primary focus will be the combo format, as it represents the benchmark for true progress and training in the history of the jazz idiom. However, a big band might also be formed depending on the representative numbers for the camp.
Adding to this opportunity to grow as musicians will be a chance to spend open times between rehearsals, courses, clinics, and practice taking advantage of the beautiful Jacksonville University campus and amenities. On campus housing is included along with breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as evening activities and guest performances. The workshop will culminate with an early evening performance on the final day of the camp.
I’ll be on vinyl soon
I’ll be on vinyl soon. Exciting. Congrats to @josbranciforte to his new label https://t.co/TrkMVtoMYh— Theo Bleckmann (@Theo_Bleckmann) April 12, 2019
Natural Machines
Thanks @WBGO for featuring Natural Machines on @checkoutjazz today! April 16th 7:30pm I’m bringing this to @NationalSawdust. https://t.co/xyGlrl2nIH— Dan Tepfer (@tepferdan) April 12, 2019
ContemporaryJazz.com
“There used to be a thing where people would say, 'this is not jazz! Blah, blah, blah. It’s supposed to sound like this.' Whenever there’s a prescription for what something is supposed to be, to look like or sound like, then to me, that’s a statue.” - Wayne Shorter— ContemporaryJazz.com (@contempojazz) April 11, 2019
Miles Davis
Miles Davis Someday My Prince Will Come https://t.co/Pb84SmogfM via @YouTube— jazzbreak (@JazzBreak1) April 17, 2019
More #Jazz & Pics https://t.co/qvCcsDuJx2
#MilesDavis #JohnColtrane #ChetBaker #BillEvans #SonnyRollins #BillieHoliday pic.twitter.com/39afJOfnp1
Susan Bennett
I'm just so lucky to live such a diverse professional life! #Gratitude #Siri #VO #VoiceOver #VoiceActor #Keynote #Speaker #Speaking #Musician #Singer Website: https://t.co/HCiAQGRCtz #Podcast: https://t.co/LDQ9nmPok7 pic.twitter.com/FGTvakJsd9— Susan Bennett (@SiriouslySusan) April 16, 2019
Yaron Herman
My new album songs of the degrees is officially out! Proud and happy to share this music with you all. What a journey this has been and I can’t wait to hear your impressions! More to come soon! https://t.co/ljKhkSvTbr— Yaron Herman (@yaronherman) February 15, 2019
Ottawa Jazz Festival
On June 25, @NorahJones headlines the TD @Ottawajazz Festival (tix @ https://t.co/J0VJfclvIS ). She just released her latest album "Begin Again," available @therecordcentre. Listen to official trailer @ https://t.co/kYuFMfKETW . pic.twitter.com/1gJggMfkp0— Ottawa Jazz Festival (@OttawaJazz) April 15, 2019
Billie Holiday
Month of celebrating Billie Holiday’s Birthday 7 April - to the incredible & unforgettable #ladyday #BillieHoliday We love you ❤️❤️❤️#queenofjazz #legend #jazz #music #singer #musician #blues #Entrepreneur #composer #fashion #leader #civilrights #American #womeninbusiness #bhm pic.twitter.com/BBQfqaX77f— Billie Holiday Story (@nkbillieholiday) April 17, 2019
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
pianist Alan Broadbent
Today at JazzWax, pianist Alan Broadbent's embracing new album with bassist Harvie S and Billy Mintz. More like Alan taking each song out on the dance floor... https://t.co/oA93HGHrqT pic.twitter.com/A13mhvi99R— Marc Myers (@JazzWax) April 15, 2019
Female vocalist, female songwriter ...
Thank you so much for the votes already! Really appreciate it. Such an honour to be nominated. here's the link if you would like to vote for me: Female vocalist, female songwriter, video of the year and rising star #crazy #TuesdayMotivation https://t.co/p1sFLsrD7d— Fiona Ross (@fifross) April 16, 2019
Catherine Russell’s album
Catherine Russell’s album “Alone Together” is #1 for 5 weeks in a row! 🏆 #jazz @JazzWeek @crussellsinger pic.twitter.com/mTl6zTrNEY— Dot Time Records (@DotTimeRecords) April 16, 2019
Andrea Rea Trio
On May 11th Andrea Rea Trio will be joining us for our Studio Nord Sessions.— Dot Time Records (@DotTimeRecords) April 15, 2019
For more info visit https://t.co/0W1jBXtbkP #jazztrio pic.twitter.com/NVk0E5UgfV
Spotify
https://medium.com/s/freakonomicsradio/how-spotify-saved-the-music-industry-but-not-necessarily-musicians-473f01e37136
Sunday, April 14, 2019
Saturday, April 13, 2019
@kamaalwilliams
Here’s @jayphelpsmusic guesting on boss trumpet with @kamaalwilliams at the @RoundhouseLDN @lovesupremefest Saturday pic.twitter.com/RFkjKYFiiU— LondonJazz News (@LondonJazz) April 13, 2019
Branford Marsalis
The flu couldn't stop Branford Marsalis from soaring at The Pabst Theater - https://t.co/QtvOPB5Jq0 https://t.co/bBFjj7lCpg— Jazz music view (@Jazzmusicview) April 12, 2019
Léo Gandelman
Léo Gandelman to perform in Tehran - Mehr News Agency - English Version https://t.co/D1BgJhK1sf— Jazz music view (@Jazzmusicview) April 13, 2019
Fiona Ross
INTERVIEW: Fiona Ross (New Album Fierce and Non-Compliant, Launch Bulls Head, 18 April) https://t.co/j00BRH292t pic.twitter.com/z3leELdJi1— LondonJazz News (@LondonJazz) April 13, 2019
Friday, April 12, 2019
David Friedman Generations Quartet
[NEW RELEASE] DAVID FRIEDMAN David Friedman Generations Quartet : Flight (Post-Fusion Contemporary, 2019) https://t.co/5CMLJJfToR pic.twitter.com/wyZFaDZltX— JazzMusicArchives (@JazzMusicArch) April 12, 2019
SEQ_music
Driving smooth jazz music - Stock Produktionsmusik https://t.co/kT9zvduHFr via @pond5— SEQ_music - music for videos (@1971Lotz) April 12, 2019
RachelNatalieArt
Throwback to my #acrylicpainting of#MilesDavis - American #jazztrumpeter.#art #artist #jazzmusic #jazzartist #internationaljazzday #trumpet #bitchesbrew#RachelNatalieArt #torontoartist #montrealartist #paintingart #artseries #acrylicpainter #stylizedart pic.twitter.com/P1eP17tJ0W— RachelNatalieArt (@RachelNatalie33) April 12, 2019
@Middleport_Pot
What could be better than listening to live jazz music in the beautiful setting of @Middleport_Pot? We're so lucky to have exciting, unique culture-packed events right on our doorsteps. #SoTCulture 🎺— Smithfield, Stoke-on-Trent (@SmithfieldST1) April 12, 2019
Tickets: https://t.co/wdyahdSPu9 pic.twitter.com/JO9IV5coUc
Thursday, April 11, 2019
F2F Music Foundation
April is Jazz Appreciation Month! Come show your appreciation of @Willowridge_HS music students working hard to perform Jazz music for you to enjoy. A portion of ticket sales will go towards purchase of instruments for students in need. https://t.co/z7JMamwaH7 #SupportMusic— F2F Music Foundation (@MusicF2f) April 11, 2019
COLTRANE - THE LOST ALBUM
Must Have. COLTRANE - THE LOST ALBUM CD— Bandwear (@bandwear) April 12, 2019
01 Untitled Original 11383 02 Nature Boy 03 Untitled Original 11386 04 Vilia 05 Impressions 06 Slow Blues 07 One Up, One Down #coltrane #jazz #music #americanjazz #sax #saxophonist #composer #freejazz
Follow Link: https://t.co/dFS01WMDOx pic.twitter.com/T9RC2rGTI7
10 Books to Honor Jazz
10 Books to Honor Jazz Appreciation Month- https://t.co/y6cos87IeG #NationalJazzAppreciationMonth #JazzAppreciation #jazz #JazzLovers #jazzmusic #music #musicteacher #teachingmusic #homeschooling pic.twitter.com/ktqIkmWbKV— Children'sLiterature (@CLreviews) April 11, 2019
@MariaMendesJazz
4DAYS left until the last recordings for my new album. But for this to happen I STILL NEED YOUR HELP.-»https://t.co/WktVGLwieq«- Here’s one of the most challengeable songs I’ve ever sung. It’s an instrumental Fado sung in #scat with #vibes @vincenthoudijk #jazz #music #Singing pic.twitter.com/GJ9FE4NGi5— Maria Mendes (@MariaMendesJazz) April 11, 2019
Dave & Bill
Had a great rehearsal last night with Dave & Bill. They were the musicians for this performance of #AngelEyes. #Jazz #JazzMusic #JazzStandard #JazzSinger #Hawkins #Jazz #Singer #FemaleVocalist #Love https://t.co/ng3RQqjn78— Hillary Hawkins (@HillaryHawkins_) April 11, 2019
Rafaelu Resningu
Jauns raksts: Intervija ar ar ērģelnieku Rafaelu Resningu https://t.co/M3sGg7TvCP— jazzmusic.lv (@jazzmusiclv) April 11, 2019
"Stomping Off from Greenwood."
Dig our review of the debut album by Greg Ward's Rogue Parade, "Stomping Off from Greenwood." #GregWard https://t.co/ccg0nvZ4qC— JazzTimes Magazine (@JazzTimes) April 10, 2019
@erickrasno
#JustAnnounced @erickrasno 5/16-19 with an ALL STAR lineup of special guests!@lisafischersing 5/16@ledisi 5/17-18@MonoNeon 5/19— Blue Note New York (@BlueNoteNYC) April 4, 2019
This group is hot, you don't want to miss it! 🔥🔥
Tix > https://t.co/BrqLuzgW2b pic.twitter.com/G5ofwJfTyv
"Metamodal."
Four years after the critically lauded "Eight Winds" the Athens-based @sinopoulos_s Quartet returns with the aptly-named "Metamodal." Now Available!— ECM Records (@ECMRecords) April 8, 2019
Listen and order here: https://t.co/VVmShYPwNh pic.twitter.com/Ug0kVdV8ZQ
@BillFrisell] and bassist Thomas Morgan
"Epistrophy captures the spellbinding chemistry shared by guitarist [@BillFrisell] and bassist Thomas Morgan in an intimate setting." (@JazzizMagazine)— ECM Records (@ECMRecords) April 9, 2019
Pre-order here: https://t.co/vCeAmGHXK8 pic.twitter.com/0HJ6T4XTPH
Jazz colossus in South African
Photo Essay: Jazz colossus in South African townships| Documentary photographer Sethembiso Zulu’s 10-year journey weaves a story of the love of jazz music and how it is embraced in communities as it touches people from all walks of life.https://t.co/98EEoAIVYZ pic.twitter.com/mMy8WyoDp3— City Press (@City_Press) April 10, 2019
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Route 66 - Jazz Lag
"Route 66" - originally recorded as "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" - is a popular rhythm and blues standard, composed in 1946 by American songwriter Bobby Troup. The lyrics follow the path of federal highway U.S. Route 66, which traversed the western two-thirds of the U.S. from Chicago, Illinois, to Los Angeles, California.
Follow us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6o1Ui...
This video is a Jazz Lag™ Production:
- Web Site: www.jazzlag.it
- FB:www.facebook.com/jazzlagofficial
- Instagram & Twitter: @jazzlag
Recorded at "Studio Fotografico Oleandro"
Sound engineering by Simone Pirovano
Make-up by Monica Migliavacca
The fabulous #MarilynMaye
"I've been in the business since I was 9 years old."— Jazz at Lincoln Center (@jazzdotorg) April 10, 2019
The fabulous #MarilynMaye turns 91 today! Happy birthday to a legendary vocalist and friend of Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Revisit her classic episode of A NIGHT IN THE LIFE. pic.twitter.com/gr6EfVs9W0
Joe Henderson
Joe Henderson recorded this classic @bluenoterecords album 55 years ago today. What's your favorite track on the album? pic.twitter.com/sGV561Dm7p— Jazz at Lincoln Center (@jazzdotorg) April 10, 2019
Route 66 - Diana Krall
Route 66 - a young Diana Krall at the 1996 Montreal Jazz Festival.
Bass: Paul Keller
Guitar: Russell Malone
Marcio Garcia
Get to know pianist Marcio Garcia - https://t.co/yA9C7mldif https://t.co/yA9C7mldif— All About Jazz (@AllAboutJazz) April 10, 2019
2019 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival
Look who’s coming to the 2019 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival at https://t.co/puBBDDHF3V! #OttawaJazz #MyOttawa #ottcity #OttEvents pic.twitter.com/YwRATxQavC— Ottawa Jazz Festival (@OttawaJazz) March 11, 2019
Thanks to @RhiannonGiddens
Thanks to @RhiannonGiddens & @fraturrisi for signing these limited-edition prints included with Nonesuch Store pre-orders of their new album, 'there is no Other,' due May 3.— Nonesuch Records (@NonesuchRecords) April 10, 2019
Reserve your copy now at https://t.co/QjL3HjYkDK #thereisnoOther pic.twitter.com/qLkAlmP3Lq
Natalie Merchant
Natalie has announced a summer tour of intimate venues across the Northeast United States. With few exceptions, these are towns where she’s never performed.— Natalie Merchant (@NatalieMerchant) April 10, 2019
Tix go on sale this Friday, April 12 at 10am ET. More info: https://t.co/fX3jhPG9hP pic.twitter.com/f5JhxEui0h
@MCRashid e @Silva
É HOJE! @MCRashid e @Silva no Audio, às 21h30, em SP. Apresente um post ou tweet com #MeuNewClassic até as 21h na própria Audio e leve um ingresso* pic.twitter.com/B5HEA72gjh— Budweiser Brasil (@Budweiser_Br) April 10, 2019
.@BradMehldau's new album
.@BradMehldau's new album, #FindingGabriel, is due May 17! He performs on piano, synths, percussion, Fender Rhodes & vocals w/guests @Ambroseire, @SaraCaswellVLN, @RealKurtElling, Joel Frahm, @MarkGuiliana, @GabrielKahane, @BeccaStevensbsb.— Nonesuch Records (@NonesuchRecords) April 2, 2019
Pre-order now: https://t.co/s9nYE9rQwF pic.twitter.com/TiS2oat15j
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
Stanford's CoHo
TONIGHT, 8-10PM: Come out for the Monday Night Jazz Jam at Stanford's CoHo, and bring your instruments. See ya there! pic.twitter.com/leVX5DFiyd— Stanford Jazz (@stanfordjazz) April 8, 2019
Miles Ahead Combo
Miles Ahead Combo swinging at Next Generation Jazz Festival! #stanfordjazz https://t.co/2x0CqgaC2Z— Stanford Jazz (@stanfordjazz) April 8, 2019
@chicofreeman Quartet
Tonight @chicofreeman Quartet w @ZaccaiCurtis #EssietOkonEssiet #JasonBrown #JazzForum come to 7pm show and stay for the 2nd show free! This is real jazz! pic.twitter.com/yYJTz6ISDX— JazzCorner.com (@jazzcorner) April 6, 2019
The ELMA Music Foundation
Manhattan School of Music, The ELMA Music Foundation and the Hugh Masekela Heritage Foundation announce The Hugh Masekela Heritage Scholarship Through this partnership, Manhattan School of Music will provide full scholarships t https://t.co/fIZenn4YaW— JazzCorner.com (@jazzcorner) April 9, 2019
Ashley Pezzotti
Capturing the hearts of audiences around the country, Ashley Pezzotti will perform tonight at 7:00PM!— Birdland Jazz Club (@birdlandjazz) April 9, 2019
Her debut album, released in March, features her array of original compositions from the young but experiences singer!https://t.co/nq2So8XpJC pic.twitter.com/n0EI0CfqzI
Monday, April 8, 2019
1957: another incredibly influential ...
1957: another incredibly influential year in jazz history. Here are our five essential records by Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, and more! #MilesDavis #TheloniousMonk #jazz #jazzhistoryhttps://t.co/qIBJcByH5A— JAZZIZ Magazine (@JazzizMagazine) April 8, 2019
Areni Agbabian
Areni Agbabian, who came to international attention with the groups of @tigranmusic, draws deeply upon her Armenian heritage, reinterpreting sacred hymns and traditional tales.— ECM Records (@ECMRecords) April 7, 2019
"Bloom", featuring Nicolas Stocker , is now available to pre-order!https://t.co/yPB7jA7cfE pic.twitter.com/OJLCz325AJ
"Eight Winds"
Four years after the critically lauded "Eight Winds" the Athens-based @sinopoulos_s Quartet returns with the aptly-named "Metamodal." Now Available!— ECM Records (@ECMRecords) April 8, 2019
Listen and order here: https://t.co/VVmShYPwNh pic.twitter.com/Ug0kVdV8ZQ
Hugh Masekela's 80th Birthday
Today the Search Engine @Google is celebrating Hugh Masekela's 80th Birthday with Google Doodle in US, UK, South Africa and few other countries. Happy Birthday Hugh Masekela 🎺🎺🎺 😊 Visit https://t.co/eMStzSopio to share the link and celebrate with us! 🎺 #HughMasekela80th pic.twitter.com/wTkb5h8AU7— #HughMasekela80th (@hughmasekela) April 4, 2019
Listening to music in silence?
Listening to music in silence? Here's the backlash :"Your right to a conversation with your friends has just been revoked." (£-wall) https://t.co/2EPeid4Y3o— LondonJazz News (@LondonJazz) April 8, 2019
Graham Costello’s STRATA
CD REVIEW: Graham Costello’s STRATA – Obelisk https://t.co/nvZvwAm3bg pic.twitter.com/0Rco8KoiqU— LondonJazz News (@LondonJazz) April 8, 2019
Belgian Jazz Meeting 2019
ROUND-UP: Belgian Jazz Meeting 2019 in Ghent https://t.co/O6nLHL6SBf pic.twitter.com/rDYfRla0zp— LondonJazz News (@LondonJazz) April 8, 2019
Tonight NIKARA
Tonight NIKARA @NWarrenVibe presents POLITICAL GANGSTER TRILOGY - THE MUSIC OF CURTIS MAYFIELD, MARVIN GAYE & CHARLES MINGUS (entry free for members!) pic.twitter.com/748NUfpxMs— The Jazz Gallery (@TheJazzGallery) April 4, 2019
@TheJazzGallery
Sesame Street Assistant MD, Trombonist, Arranger & Stalwart Sideman, JOE FIEDLER @bigsackbut Looks at 50 Years of Musical Invention with OPEN SESAME - TONIGHT at TJG!— The Jazz Gallery (@TheJazzGallery) April 5, 2019
Joe Fiedler -trombone
Jeff Lederer -saxophone
Steven Bernstein -trumpet
Sean Conly -bass
Michael Sarin -drums pic.twitter.com/AUVw1zhC04
The Music in Ken Burns’ The Vietnam War Is Remarkable
When the first notes of The Beatles’ “Let It Be” ring out in the closing minutes of Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s 10-part, 18-hour documentary The Vietnam War, you’d be forgiven for letting out a disappointed sigh. You’ve heard the song, which Paul McCartney plucked from a dream about his dead mother, countless times. The feelings it evokes in you are well-trod territory.
And yet, within just a few seconds, despite however many times you’ve heard “Let It Be,” it is redefined — made new again — as the words take on new meaning in the aftermath of the moving passage read by writer Tim O’Brien, a military veteran whose story is one of those featured in Burns and Novick’s exhaustive film.
It’s a remarkable moment.
“It was the one thing I insisted on, from the beginning,” Burns tells me during several long conversations about the moving and powerful use of music in the film. “As soon as I knew there might be a remote possibility that we could get The Beatles’ music, I chose that as the final piece. I knew it was the only way for our audience to exit this film.”
https://medium.com/@esquire_67482/the-music-in-ken-burns-the-vietnam-war-is-remarkable-here-s-how-it-was-chosen-42fec82cf48d
Ricky Rodriguez’s music
Ricky Rodriguez’s music displays a mix of Caribbean rhythms with a combination of Classical music, Rock music and contemporary Jazz harmonies.— The Jazz Gallery (@TheJazzGallery) April 6, 2019
With The New Quintet featuring Fabian Almazan, John Ellis, Thana Alexa, Samvel Sarkisyan #WhereTheFutureIsPresent pic.twitter.com/0ofBdla1Os
Sunday, April 7, 2019
Wynton Marsalis
Wynton Marsalis a toujours eu à cœur de présenter un programme original pour Jazz in Marciac. Cette année, son nouveau projet avec Edouard Baer pour la première fois et en exclusivité pour le public de Marciac est en cours de préparation... Que nous concocteront-t-ils ? Mystère ! pic.twitter.com/FrRcAPyOeN— Jazz in Marciac (@Jazz_in_Marciac) April 1, 2019
Billie Holiday, BOTD 1917
Billie Holiday, BOTD 1917, American singer and songwriter, known as one of the best exponents of jazz music in the 20th century. She remains one of the most important influences in the history of not only jazz but also pop music. @americanjazzkc @BillieHolidayHQ @WikiWomenInRed pic.twitter.com/lE7mYTqC8N— Damesnet (@damesnet) April 7, 2019
Nérija review
Nérija review – jazz supergroup blow away the old school #jazzmusic https://t.co/NOXNvNitLC— JARIS Reed (@JARISReedGroup) April 3, 2019
Jazz Appreciation Month
HAPPY JAZZ APPRECIATION MONTH! Every April 1st, Jazz Appreciation Month (or "JAM") honors jazz as an early American art form for the entire month. https://t.co/R3ich0CeSZ …#jazz #jazzappreciationmonth #jazzeducation #JAM pic.twitter.com/QeARUGoWeD— JazzEducationNetwork (@JazzEdNet) April 1, 2019
#WoodyAllen
#WoodyAllen has made some brilliant movies, but have you ever thought about his film scores? He doesn't use original music, but does he select the ideal classical or jazz music to match the mood of his films? pic.twitter.com/EBCSFEkimf— Michael W. Freeman (@Freelineorlando) April 7, 2019
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Come What May, the new Joshua Redman Quartet album, is out today on @NonesuchRecords.— Joshua Redman (@Joshua_Redman) March 29, 2019
Buy the record and watch the video for "How We Do" here: https://t.co/jdf47KWNmO #comewhatmay pic.twitter.com/SKCk1EmIfr
Interview withTheon Cross
Interview withTheon Cross: “Playing the tuba didn’t make me cool when I was at school.” https://t.co/gJgXavPP3S— Richard Scheinin (@RichardScheinin) March 30, 2019
Christian Scott aTundeh Adjuah
Read this informed review of Christian Scott aTundeh Adjuah's new CD. On first approach, I think his amazing trumpet sound - forthright/clarion; reminds me of Hannibal - is too smothered by the production blanket. But post-Pitchfork, I'm going back 2 re-listen. Scott is 36 today. https://t.co/LDbaPr2Tr6— Richard Scheinin (@RichardScheinin) March 31, 2019
The Corea/McBride/Blade trio
We’re baaaack! The Corea/McBride/Blade trio is back on the road! Tonight we start a 10-day run in Japan 🇯🇵 - Sapporo, Makubetsu, Mishima and Tokyo. Check https://t.co/fNtcPzlH1R or https://t.co/00wgOrvXyQ for future tour dates. pic.twitter.com/o1Sj65hRa5— Christian McBride (@mcbridesworld) March 31, 2019
Roscoe Mitchell & George E. Lewis
CTM 2018: Artist Talk with Roscoe Mitchell & George E. Lewishttps://t.co/ODPHoHH2RZ— Centro d'Arte Padova (@centrodarte) April 1, 2019
Wait Till you hear this
Wait Till you hear this, brothers & sisters. (Also happy April 1st.) https://t.co/R1lWUxpgWM cc @RichardScheinin @curtjazz @Almostconvinced @capemanchris @nombonisogasa @JCharlesLeonard— John Edwin Mason (@johnedwinmason) April 1, 2019
Monday, April 1, 2019
CHRISTIAN SCOTT
GIG REVIEW - CHRISTIAN SCOTT @ RONNIE SCOTT'S - facing the wall with the big RS logo, he silently started directing his band to start off what was soon to reveal itself to be an incredible show. Read more...https://t.co/AY9qTgo3TG pic.twitter.com/PMHfzM5Iuk— Jazz In Europe (@Jazzineu) March 29, 2019
Nancy Eve Cohen
If it works for carrots, maybe it can work for cutting edge jazz - Using a farm-share model to support free-improvised or creative music in Massachusetts https://t.co/qJ67YhRBLF @avantgardejazz @Freejazzblog @cellisita @blackearthmuse @jazz_posts @NEPRnet #csaday @FMCorg— Nancy Eve Cohen (@NancyEveCohen) March 28, 2019
Gearbox Records
Interview - Gearbox Records - The Cutting Edge of Vinyl.— Jazz In Europe (@Jazzineu) March 30, 2019
“We sort of stumbled across the new jazz scene, almost like a jazz journey. And that's why we've suddenly found that we are signing all these artists like Theon Cross, Binker & Moses."...Read more: https://t.co/GoP3GehB4B pic.twitter.com/BaGxMYa4ip
Toots Thielemans
"#Jazz #music is very much alive." Toots Thielemans ? https://t.co/CLR5P30ymS ? pic.twitter.com/ljtNtDlacA— スタイリッシュ・ジャズをあなたへ (@juqiqyxijobo) April 1, 2019
When Jazz Queen meets Blues Award Winners
The audience at the Kraichgau Jazzfestival experienced a thrilling concert a week ago by Barbara Dennerlein and the duo Ignaz Netzer / Thomas Scheytt. The Badische Neusten Nachrichten reported on the concert evening in the completely sold out Old Winepress House in Bahnbrücken with the motto: "Jazz Queen Meets German Blues Award Winner".
"Ignaz Netzer, a blues guitarist with a distinctive, smoky voice that conveyed a bluesy feeling, and a confident, fine blues-harp playing, was accompanied by his congenial partner Thomas Scheytt on the piano fine hands for fast boogie melodies ...
After that the Queen of the Hammond B3, Barbara Dennerlein, came on stage as a soloist and enthused from the beginning. She surprised again and again with unconventional harmony changes and fast demanding bass pedal play. Dennerlein: "My daily fitness program." Ignaz Netzer acknowledged: "She plays with her left foot faster than most bassists with their fingers." Stylistically, she moved extremely confidently between blues and swing. But even with her self-composed first "Organ Boogie" she hit the nerve of the audience. In the ballads the princess showed a fine and filigree play on the majestic Hammond B3.
In the second part of the concert, the three musicians presented themselves as well-rehearsed team and gave the best blues and boogie. Titles like "Let The Good Time Roll", "Stormy Weather Blues" and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" were fun for the audience. The protagonists' play had so much drive, rhythm and groove that a drum kit was not missed. The enthusiastic audience in Bahnbrücken occasionally took over, by clapping the percussion, so Ignaz Netzer commented: "With this we can take Montreux."
https://jazztage-kraichtal.jimdo.com/archiv/2019/barbara-dennerlein/
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
