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When you hear tenor saxophonist Mark Turner’s name in conversation, it seems to be frequently linked to the notions of mindfulness, precision, and fastidiousness …
Walter Smith III has been burning the candle at both ends. As he connected with JazzTimes via Zoom from a New York City hotel room …
Jazz films have a tendency to let you know that they’re very much about jazz. The medium—and the clichés associated with it …
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Bassist Tim Lefebvre makes no bones about it: For cooking, his comfort zone is outside. The kitchen belongs to his wife, singer/songwriter/keyboardist Rachel …
On April 22, the world observed the 100th birthday of the great Charles Mingus. Among those celebrating in particularly appropriate style were the members of …
From April 29 to May 8, New Orleans' Fair Grounds Race Course opened its gates to one of the world's most famous music festivals …
Jazz Cruises, formerly known as Entertainment Cruise Productions, has announced the lineups for all four sailings of its jazz-themed cruises—The Jazz Cruise, Blue …
Reviews
Danilo Pérez’s Global Jazz Messengers in Washington, D.C.
“It’s time to imagine a place where we can come together,” Danilo Pérez said from the hallowed stage of Washington, D.C.’s …
