All articles tagged with #jazz
Originally Published 9 days ago — by The Guardian
Iain Ballamy's Riversphere Vol 1 is a beautifully crafted jazz album that blends genres, improvisation, and harmony, featuring a talented lineup including Rob Luft and Laura Jurd, with a focus on the flow of musical ideas akin to rivers, and is part of a series with Volume 2 upcoming.
Originally Published 11 days ago — by The Washington Post
David Weiner hosts a monthly jazz party inviting 1,000 people, showcasing his generosity and love for music, creating a vibrant community event.
Originally Published 12 days ago — by AP News
Following President Trump's addition of his name to the Kennedy Center, several artists, including jazz group The Cookers, canceled performances citing political and cultural concerns, highlighting ongoing tensions over the building's renaming and its implications for artistic expression.
Originally Published 15 days ago — by BBC
A group of Bristol jazz musicians recreated the 1979 LP 'Jazz At The Duke' recorded at the Old Duke pub to raise funds for the Bristol Jazz Festival, featuring original artists and celebrating the venue's legacy.
Originally Published 16 days ago — by CBS Sports
Keyonte George scored 31 points, including a game-winning floater with 2.1 seconds left, leading the Utah Jazz to a 131-129 victory over the Detroit Pistons, who narrowly missed a comeback despite strong shooting and a standout performance by Cade Cunningham.
Originally Published 16 days ago — by The Guardian
The article highlights the top 10 jazz albums of 2025, featuring diverse artists and styles including Tom Smith's big band, Artemis' evocative ensemble, Jakob Bro's melodic guitar work, Ahmed's fusion of jazz and Middle Eastern music, and innovative works by Cécile McLorin Salvant, Linda May Han Oh, Joshua Redman, Anthony Braxton, Mary Halvorson, and Michael Wollny Trio, showcasing the year's rich and varied jazz landscape.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Arizona Sports
The Phoenix Suns improved their defense to secure a 118-96 win over the Utah Jazz, responding to a previous loss by limiting second-chance points and turnovers, with Devin Booker leading the effort with 36 points. The team showed better defensive sequences and balanced offense, despite injuries to key players, as they begin NBA Cup group play.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by The New York Times
Jazz legend Jack DeJohnette, renowned for his versatility and influential work with Miles Davis, Keith Jarrett, and his own innovative groups, has died at 83 due to congestive heart failure, leaving a profound legacy in the jazz world.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by NPR
Jazz drummer and pianist Jack DeJohnette, known for his dynamic and innovative style, passed away at 83 due to congestive heart failure. He had a versatile career collaborating with legendary artists like Miles Davis and Keith Jarrett, and was celebrated for his unique rhythmic approach and contributions to jazz and fusion music.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Guardian
Jack DeJohnette, a renowned jazz drummer known for his work with Miles Davis and his versatile, musical style, has died at age 83 from congestive heart failure. He played a significant role in jazz fusion and led numerous recordings, earning multiple awards including two Grammys and a NEA Jazz Master honor.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The New York Times
Shamek Farrah, a mysterious jazz saxophonist known for his 1974 spiritual jazz album 'First Impressions,' has lived a quiet life as a pastor in Georgia, with little public recognition of his musical legacy, which is now being rediscovered through streaming services.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Guardian
Hermeto Pascoal, a legendary Brazilian musician known for his innovative and eclectic approach to music, has died at age 89. Renowned for his virtuosity and unconventional instruments, he collaborated with Miles Davis and influenced many with his unique style that blended jazz with Brazilian genres. Pascoal's creative spirit and contributions to music made him an iconic figure until his passing surrounded by family and fellow musicians.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by BBC
Hermeto Pascoal, a legendary Brazilian composer and multi-instrumentalist known for blending jazz with traditional Brazilian music, has died at 89. Self-taught and innovative, he created over 2,000 pieces, played numerous instruments, and was celebrated by figures like Miles Davis. His work often incorporated household objects, and he remained active in music into his late 80s.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by NPR
Billy Strings, a Grammy-winning musician blending traditional bluegrass with improvisational jam music, discusses his new live album 'Live at the Legion,' his personal healing through songwriting, performing after his mother's death, and how fatherhood has influenced his music, in an interview with NPR.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by The New York Times
This article celebrates jazz pianist Mal Waldron, highlighting his mysterious and private style, his collaborations with jazz legends, and providing curated track recommendations from various musicians and experts to deepen appreciation for his unique and influential music.