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Swing the changes: London Jazz Festival
Mercury Prize-nominated pianist Zoe Rahman is performing solo concerts in three different venues as part of the Festival on the Move strand What's been happening to jazz? There's hardly a sharp-suited bopper to be seen in the line-up for the 17th London Jazz Festival, which begins on Friday.
Prepare your senses for a creative feast as artists from all corners of the world collide at the New Zealand Arts Festival.
Chicago-based drummer and composer Dana Hall has been in demand as a sideman for nearly two decades, working with major names in jazz such as Joe Henderson, Branford Marsalis, Maria Schneider, Benny Golson, the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, and Kenny Barron.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
In a pinch, SUNY Oswego professor lays down the beat with Branford Marsalis
When Branford Marsalis called for a drummer - any drummer - to fill out his quartet an hour into his performance at the Eastman Theatre last Sunday, Eric Schmitz stayed in his seat.
David S. Ware Quartet: Live in Vilnius
The year 2009 could be a rather big year for tenor saxophonist and improvising composer David S. Ware, and that's saying a lot.
Jazz great Marsalis brings act to Eastman Theatre
One of jazz music's most well-known musicians played at the Eastman Theater Sunday night.
Jazz saxophonist and Grammy Award-winner Branford Marsalis performs at 7 p.m. Sunday at Eastman Theatre.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Ten things to do in the Rochester area this weekend
Tickets are $30 to $65. Call 745-3000. 2 On Saturday, Strong National Museum of Play opens a new permanent exhibit, American Comic Book Heroes: The Battle of Good vs.
Dafnis Prieto Si o Si Quartet at Berklee
Berklee College of Music students don't have to wait for graduation to rub elbows with music pros or play gigs around town.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Musicians visit Rochester to benefit local organizations
Two accomplished musicians will make goodwill appearances this month in Rochester to benefit area organizations.
Robert Glasper is following in the footsteps of Coltrane
RobertGlasper's music education came in the church. He was something of a latecomer to both jazz and hip-hop, which makes him more willing to try to advance both.
Last night kicked off the opening of the international Enjoy Jazz festival in Heidelberg.
Concert review: Indy Jazz Fest 2009
It's 10:45 p.m. on Sunday night. Indy Jazz Fest is over and I'm sitting at The Chatterbox Lounge, listening to the post-fest music.
Marsalis, local artists enliven Jazz Fest
'There's another word for y'all,' saxophonist Branford Marsalis said after his introducer praised a rain-soaked crowd Saturday night at the Indy Jazz Fest for being courageous and loyal: 'crazy.' Crazy he called them, but a couple of hundred diehards loved the oldest Marsalis son as he led his quartet to close out the first outdoor day of the 11th ...
Blood, Spirit, Land, Water, Freedom
Jazz-playing brothers Zaccai and Luques Curtis have not yet achieved the household-name status enjoyed by Wynton and Branford Marsalis, but the Hartford natives possess the talent, drive and intelligence necessary for such success.
Branford Marsalis Gallery Spotlight: Boston, MA - Sept. 23, 2009
Alongside siblings Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason, his musical education began early by way of his pianist/teacher father Ellis Marsalis Jr., and was fine-tuned later at the Berklee College of Music.
Tracked Down: Jennifer Garner, Branford Marsalis, Cameron Diaz & more...
"The Untitled Wichita Project" leading lady Cameron Diaz grabbing a pack of Parliaments at the Bostonian Market on Harrison Avenue .
While saxophonist Branford Marsalis takes his work seriously, he isn't afraid to take risks, both through his sensitive and adventurous improvisations, and on a career path that has taken him from The Tonight Show and mainstream success to founding an independent label and shucking jazz conventions.
Petter Wettre's A Music Supreme
Can Norwegian tenor saxophonist Petter Wettre be called "the Branford Marsalis of Scandinavia?" Both saxophonists favor a big sound, steeped in tradition but not beholden to convention.
Grammy Award-winning Branford Marsalis and his quintet have a show Oct. 18. Music calendar There's an intriguing mix of concerts already scheduled Rochester is spoiled, and perhaps overloaded, with nine days of jazz ecstasy each June during the Rochester International Jazz Festival.
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