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Video interview with pianist about how he was hired by legendary trumpeter
Accomplished jazz pianist Kenny Barron explains how after bumping into revered saxophonist, James Moody, on the street, he was hired on the spot (without playing) by jazz pioneer, Dizzy Gillespie, based solely on the reputation he forged while playing in Moody’s band.
Originally PublishedUPDATE: The program has now ended, but if you missed some or all of it, don’t worry—just go to https://www.arts.gov/honors/jazz to watch a full archived version. … Read More “2021 NEA Jazz Masters Tribute Concert”
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With his September 1, 2018 passing, the jazz world lost a singular pianist-composer-bandleader and endless seeker of the African essence of music and spirituality. This … Read More “Jazz Congress 2019: Celebrating Randy Weston”
