Larry Appelbaum
Larry’s Contributions
02/22/13 Before & After
Kenny Werner Takes the Before & After Challenge
The pianist/composer opines on Viyay Iyer, Sam Rivers and...the Marx Brothers
01/04/13 Before & After
Sachal Vasandani: In Search of the Apex
The rising-star vocalist in our monthly listening session
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
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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.