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Jazz - Latest News Stories And Headlines On Jazz Music And Jazz Artists.
Global news service providing latest news stories and headlines on jazz musicand jazz artists. WorldNews.com. Jazz Sites. All About Jazz.com. Jazz.com.
http://www.radiojazz.com/

Extractions: Jazz Sites All About Jazz.com Jazz.com ContemporaryJazz.com DownBeatJazz ... Jazz Review Records Companies Verve ECM Records 33Jazz Records recording artists include Don Weller, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Theo Travis, Pete Oxley, Tina May, etc. Amulet Records an independent jazz label founded by Billy Martin Arbors Records traditional jazz and swing in the classic manner featuring many internationally-known jazz stars and some who deserve wider recognition. Blue Note Records includes artist biographies, tour dates, sound and video clips, new releases, and a mailing list. Mosaic Records specializes in creating limited edition jazz collections for dedicated fans and record collectors Jazz CD's Counterpoint Music jazz CD's, independent releases and special orders. Internet Jazz Hall of Fame Jazz Artists Search Engine World Radio Radio Berlin Hong Kong Radio Radio London Radio Paris TaiwanFM Radio Washington Radio Sport Global Business Radio FILM POP ROCK SOUL ... Feedback JOHN SCOFIELD NEW RELEASE "...another groove-lined affair, full of steamy, infectious rhythms and choice guitaring....Smart, arty party music..."
Oli Bott-Bertrand Lauer Band
Music samples, photos, and upcoming concerts of this band of French and German jazz musicians.
http://membres.lycos.fr/thejazzband/
Jazz Music
Christmas. Country Western. Gospel. Jazz. Mixed. Reggae. Salsa. School Bands.Soca. Spouge. Steelband. The Merrymen. World Music. Music Links. jazz music Search,Artist
http://www.crsmusic.com/show_category.cfm?CategoryID=10
Jazz Music: Jazz A' La Rosemary By Rosemary Phillips
jazz music Listen to music on the album Jazz a' la Rosemary (by RosemaryPhillips) and buy the CD online from CRS Caribbean music online store.
http://www.crsmusic.com/album_details.cfm?AlbumID=115&CategoryID=10
Knoxville Jazz Music - Free Jazz Downloads - The Knoxville Jazz Orchestra
Knoxville Tennessee free jazz music downloads, hear the bigband sound of jazz music from Keith Brown and others.
http://www.knoxjazz.org/

Extractions: The LIVE CD from this performance is finally here The Knoxville Jazz Orchestra is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to promoting jazz music in East Tennessee. Formed in August of 1999, the group has already released two critically acclaimed CDs and has performed at major European jazz festivals including the Montreux Jazz Festival, Jazz a Vienne, and the Ezcaray Jazz Festival. The orchestra's repertoire includes both standard big band literature as well as ambitious original material. Follow the links to the left to find out more about this exciting ensemble. This page designed and maintained by Vance Thompson.
Tom Lord - The Jazz Discography - Catalog Of Jazz Music
Ragtime, Traditional, Dixieland, Mainstream, Bop, FreeJazz, Avant-Garde,Vocals, Swing, New Music, Big Band, and more - from all over the world.
http://www.lordisco.com/

Extractions: The most complete Jazz reference work ever produced. Published on books and on CD-ROM. Now, jazz fans and record buyers, collectors and jazz musicians can access accurate information covering 100 years of jazz recordings in affordable CD-ROM format. The Jazz Discography CD-ROM contains detailed recording information on a vast repertoire of jazz in all genres, from 1896 to today. All That's Jazz Ragtime, Traditional, Dixieland, Mainstream, Bop, Free-Jazz, Avant-Garde, Vocals, Swing, New Music, Big Band, and more - from all over the world. Keywords: jazz discography, jazz discographies, tom lord, the jazz discography, jazz, discography, discographies, lord, catalogues, cd-roms, recordings, lps, cds, music, reference, history, tom lord
LitKicks: Jazz And The Beat Generation
of New York City, where musicians like Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, CharlieParker, Max Roach and Miles Davis were ushering in a new era for jazz music.
http://www.charm.net/~brooklyn/Topics/JanssenOnJazz.html

Extractions: Visit the general discussion board or view list of boards As the Beat movement was getting underway, bebop was already going strong, especially in New York City, where 52nd Street was bustling with activity in jazz clubs up and down its length. Bebop was an innovative style of jazz which saw its heyday in the '40s, characterized by smaller combos as opposed to big bands and a larger focus on virtuosity. Bebop's renaissance came about in the heart of New York City, where musicians like Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Max Roach and Miles Davis were ushering in a new era for jazz music. Jack Kerouac Allen Ginsberg and friends spent much of their time in New York clubs such as the Red Drum, Minton's, the Open Door and other hangouts, shooting the breeze and digging the music. Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Miles Davis rapidly became what Allen Ginsberg dubbed "Secret Heroes" to this group of aesthetes. Why did jazz suddenly become such a driving force behind the writings of the Beat authors? What similarities can we find between jazz musicians and the Beats? Perhaps the most obvious comparison we can make is indicated by the very word "beat." "The word 'beat' was primarily in use after World War II by jazz musicians and hustlers as a slang term meaning down and out, or poor and exhausted". Kerouac went on to twist the meaning of the term "beat" to serve his own purposes, explaining that it meant "beatitude, not beat up. You feel this. You feel it in a beat, in jazz real cool jazz".
Jazz Clubs In New York City
jazz music presented Wed. through Sat. Metronome Jazz Lounge 915 Broadway (Cornerof 21st St.) 212505-7400 Music showcased Wed. to Sat. 700 - 1100.
http://www.ny.com/clubs/jazz/

Extractions: New York City is the "hub" of the Jazz World. All the greats made their names here, and young up-and-comers flock to the city for the chance to prove themselves. List maintained by Gordon Polatnick : Gordon Polatnick moved back to New York City in 1995 and was immediately bitten by the jazz bug. Soon after, he developed West Miles Disease and has been scratching that itch all over town in search of improvisational healing. Gordon invites the curious jazz novice and the aficionado to share in his thrill seeking adventures from the Village to Harlem, every night of the week. See Jazz clubs in Brooklyn and Queens Manhattan 55 Bar Leni and Mike Stern hold court, also Sweet Georgia Brown, Billy Bang and Wayne Krantz. $3 cover and 2 drink min. Weeknight shows begin at 9:30 pm. Early show Friday and Saturday are from 6:00 - 9:30 pm. Friday and Saturday late shows begin at 10:00 pm. Get there early because the club is small and Mike Stern packs them in. Expect a $15 cover on Mike Stern nights, but that includes 2 drinks. American Museum of Natural History On 81st St. off Central Park West (Hayden Planetarium)
Robert Huntley - Pianist
This talented musician is also a composer and songwriter, recording artist and producer, with three albums of original newage jazz music on JustBe Music.
http://www2.pro-ns.net/~rhuntley/

Extractions: P IANIST Robert Huntley performer, composer and songwriter, recording artist and producer. Robert plays beautiful piano music, both light jazz piano entertainment for all occasions, and original new-age jazz on his albums and at live performances. This talented musician has composed and recorded three albums of original music. For more information about his musical background and albums, see Bio and Recordings . To hear audio clips from his latest CD, Duet , visit his site at IUMA.com . Or come to one of his Next Performances Robert Huntley provides the finest piano entertainment for all occasions a smooth and elegant medley of easy-listening light jazz, popular, Broadway and movie themes, and light classics, polished by years of playing as a staff pianist at Nordstrom at the Mall of America in Minnesota. For more information or to have Robert play for your next function, see Piano Entertainment Robert Huntley PO Box 1014, Chanhassen, MN 55317 USA
Jazz: Music: Subject Guides: MIT Libraries
Kinkle, Roger D. The complete encyclopedia of popular music and jazz, 19001950. Jazza history of America's music; based on a documentary film by Ken Burns.
http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/subjects/music/jazz.html
Jazz Links
JazzSteps.com The source for jazz music, history, and scene information. . AngelsA Danish site specializing in jazz and improvised music.
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~losinp/music.html
Liberty Hall Jazz Quartet - Cape Cod Traditional Jazz Music Site
Traditional jazz band with sound files in MIDI, Real Audio and other formats. Site includes information Category Arts Music Styles Jazz Bands and Artists LWARNING This Site Contains Traditional Jazz Material. Welcome To Cape Cod,Massachusetts. Visitors With Impaired Hearing D. Liberty Hall Jazz Logo.
http://www.libertyhall.com/
The Destination For Jazz Music, Videos, Webcasts, News, Mp3 And CDs
Shipton offers a radical new look at Jazz history, testing many of the myths andassumptions that have been perpetuated in all other accounts of the music.
http://www.jazzplus.com/
Oregon Festival Of American Music
Features classical and jazz music. Held annually in Eugene. Site contains calendar, event information, brochure, and order form.
http://www.ofam.net/

Extractions: Friday, April 25, 7:30 pm at The Shedd Sacred Steel The Campbell Brothers In the late 1930's musicians of the House of God Keith Dominion Holiness-Pentacostal Church began playing their worship music on electric steel guitars. Taking the words from Psalm 150:4 "praise Him with stringed instruments" and Psalm 149:3 "let them praise His name in the dance," the guitarists developed unique styles, tunings, repertoires, and techniques. The Campbell Brothers were the first Sacred Steel musicians to take the music out of the church and perform in clubs, concert halls, and at festivals throughout the United States as well as in Europe and Africa. But while many of their shows are now at secular venues, they bring the spirit of the church to every performance. OFAM proudly presents the remarkable Campbell Brothers in concert at The Shedd Friday, April 25. For tickets call OFAM at The Shedd: 687-6526.
Chicago Entertainment Guide For Chicago Jazz Music
Links to Chicagoland musicians, clubs, CD sales, and the online version of Chicago Jazz magazine.Category Arts Music Styles Jazz Magazines and Ezines Announcing the Third Issue of our new Chicago Jazz Magazine The print magazineis available at Borders Books and Music Jazz Clubs throughout Chicago or Sign
http://www.chicagojazz.com/
Your Arts Network For Classical Jazz Opera WorldMusic Theater & Ballet
On-demand classical and jazz music radio programs.Category Arts Music Styles Classical RadioClassical Music, Jazz Opera see exclusive live events, buy CDs, listen to completepieces of music, watch video interviews with artists and tune into GMN
http://www.gmn.com/
Add A Touch Of Class With Encore Jazz
Providers of classical jazz music to the Toronto area.
http://encorejazz.com

Extractions: Jazz is the best choice for entertainment when you need background music or ambiance; a focal point for your event; lively concert music; or simply when your guests vary in age. Jazz reaches people of all ages with sounds that can be either mellow and relaxing, or lively and toe-tapping. Whatever mood you want to set, you can always count on Encore Jazz to provide you with highly qualified, friendly, professional musicians who love their work. You can be assured that all of your guests will thoroughly enjoy the music. Encore Jazz has provided music for: internet launches, cocktail receptions, weddings, wedding ceremonies, dinner parties, openings, conference interludes, jazz festivals, special events, company functions, barbecue luncheons, outdoor events, Christmas parties, restaurant background music, house parties, wedding anniversaries, and more... Beautiful music and professionalism are the keys to our success.
Arnold Jazz Music Workshop
Bruce Arnolds Music Workshop. By learning the building blocks of music and musictheory you will open up whole new worlds for your artistic fulfillment.
http://www.arnoldjazz.com/workshop/

Extractions: T hese pages will be used as an educational site for instrumentalists interested in building their overall musicianship, technique and improving their understanding of improvisational concepts. The kind of learning presented here is essential. By learning the building blocks of music and music theory you will open up whole new worlds for your artistic fulfillment. For many of my students it sparks great ideas and helps them get closer to the music inside them. I t goes without saying that to become a great musician it is equally important to develop your creativityBut that does not mean waiting for the muse to pay a visit! Matisse said that creativity comes through work. Don't wait for inspiration before you practice, inspiration will come; just start practicing. To help you understand this process check out the books: "Matisse on Art" by Jack Fram, "Giacometti Portrait" by James Lord, "Letter to a Young Poet" by Rainer Maria Rilke, and "The Courage to Create" by Rollo May. These excellent books will help you understand the process of being a creative person. Always try to apply each of the exercises presented to a musical situation. For example, if you are learning a scale, memorize the notes and degrees but then apply it to a progression, or use it while you play along with your favorite CD. It is easy to lose yourself in theory and technique, so balance your practicing with being creative.
Boston Globe Online / Obituaries / Mongo Santamaria; Fused Latin
Send this story to a friend Easyprint version Search archives . MongoSantamaria; fused Latin, jazz music. By Los Angeles Times, 2/5/2003.
http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/036/obituaries/Mongo_Santamaria_fused_Latin_ja
Jazz Music
jazz music Department of Music, College of Arts and Sciences Chairperson JudithLochhead Director of Undergraduate Studies Perry Goldstein Undergraduate
http://naples.cc.sunysb.edu/CAS/ubdepts2.nsf/pages/jaz

Extractions: The undergraduate major in music at Stony Brook is designed as a balanced educational program that serves as preparation for professional careers and advanced training in performance, composition, scholarship, teaching, and other arts-related careers. The department also offers the minor in music and the minor in jazz music.

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