Larry Appelbaum
Larry’s Contributions
08/18/11 Before & After
Gretchen Parlato: A Maven of Tone, Timbre and Texture
A listening session with the acclaimed singer
06/07/11 Before & After
Sonny Rollins: The Gentle, Humble Jazz Giant
Listening session with the legendary saxophonist
May 2011 Before & After
Jimmy Heath: Royalties for the Melodies, Please
Larry Appelbaum conducts listening session with legendary saxophonist on-site at Mid Atlantic Jazz Festival
March 2011 Before & After
Bobby Watson
A Before & After session with saxophonist during Mid Atlantic Jazz Festival
11/02/10 Before & After
Terri Lyne Carrington: Analytic Listening
Listening session with the noted drummer and educator
09/18/10 Before & After
Marc Cary: Deconstructing the Tough
Pianist, composer and bandleader sits down for listening session with JazzTimes' Larry Appelbaum during Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival
08/09/10 Concerts
Molde International Jazz Festival
Larry Appelbaum reviews jazz festival in Molde, Norway
07/12/10 Concerts
Review of TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival
Larry Appelbaum reviews concerts and events at the 2010 TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival
05/28/10 Before & After
Lee Konitz: Hold the Schmaltz
Larry Appelbaum hosts a no-holds-barred Before & After listening session with saxophonist Lee Konitz
March 2010 Before & After
Anat Cohen
Larry Appelbaum plays an assortment of clarinet recordings for the noted reedist
January/February 2010 Before & After
Monty Alexander: Listening for Life
Larry Appelbaum spins Nat King Cole and other pianistic gems for the noted Jamaican-born keyboardist
October 2009 Before & After
Before & After with Earl Klugh
Earl Klugh’s music matches his disposition: warm, relaxed, gentle and thoughtful. The Atlanta-based nylon-string guitarist took a break from his sold-out weekend engagement at Blues Alley in Washington, D.C., to drink coffee and listen to music. Afterward...
August/September 2009 Before & After
Before & After with Lou Donaldson
Saxophonist Lou Donaldson shoots from the hip during in a listening session done during the Portland Jazz Festival
09/21/08 Concerts
Jazz in the Hermitage Garden
Russia has a long, complicated history with jazz, reaching back to the 1920s. Viewed as decadent and forced mostly underground during the Stalin era, jazz has proven remarkably hardy, especially since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. The Russian...
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ReportAbout Larry Appelbaum
Larry Appelbaum is a Senior Music Reference Librarian and jazz specialist in the Music Division at the Library of Congress. He writes for various music magazines and websites around the world, curates a film series and hosts a jazz radio program for WPFW-FM in Washington DC.