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Jacques Schwarz-Bart: Hazzan (Enja/Yellowbird)

The world’s religions have long provided jazz musicians with melodies to explore, and while Judaism has never been as pervasive an influence as Christian gospel … Read More

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Eleven-day festival featured more than 800 concerts

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Jacques Schwarz-Bart: Jazz Racine Haiti

Jacques Schwarz-Bart’s conflation of jazz with the voodoo music of Haiti is executed so seamlessly here that the background info he provides is somewhat superfluous, … Read More

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Jacques Schwarz-Bart: The Art of Dreaming

It isn’t essential-but it doesn’t hurt-to know that The Art of Dreaming is French tenor saxophonist Jacques Schwarz-Bart’s counterpart to Carlos Castaneda’s same-titled book. Part … Read More

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Jacques Schwarz-Bart: Hazzan (Enja/Yellowbird)

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