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Recently I was at a café wrapping up a day by reading Edwardian ghost stories, bored by the music on the sound system and not …
Taking up a brass instrument comes with specific difficulties in terms of development and maintenance. Entering the jazz sphere adds different weight and dimensions to …
For her entire career, trumpeter, singer, and composer Sarah Wilson has been wrestling with apparently separate pursuits: trumpet vs. voice; living and working in New …
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George Wein, a pianist, producer, and impresario whose name became synonymous with the concept of the jazz festival, died September 13 at his home in …
For its 28th edition, the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival—presented as part of the New York City Parks Foundation's SummerStage concert series—returned to …
“I live close to the ocean here in Los Angeles, so I’m surfing pretty much every day, and fortunately my family is close by …
The pandemic that began in March 2020 had a disproportionate effect on jazz festivals, in part because the majority take place in the spring, summer …
Reviews
The DC Jazz Festival Keeps On Adapting
I had hoped to report on the 2021 edition of the DC Jazz Festival without using the word “pivot,” a term that was already overused …
