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One of the great newspaper corrections, though as many have pointed out, it’s certainly possible this was a both/and issue rather than either/or.
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Counterpoint 1 with Marc Mommaas at @jazzworkshop. I’ve taken a few excellent classes with Marc, but this one in particular feels like it’s opening up a new understanding of music, both contemporary and historical.
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We wish the very happiest of birthdays to the iconic Hermeto Pascoal, who turns an eternally youthful 86 today!
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“What we play is life.” Louis Armstrong. June is #BlackMusicMonth.
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Happy 86th birthday to Carla Bley, one of our very greatest living composers.
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"I heard a lot of music when I was growing up on the radio, these things are all in my mind. It’s all one, it’s all together... unification is the lesson for today. Unification!" Sonny Rollins speaks to Jazzwise Magazine: jazzwise.com/features/articl…
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NYJW is delighted to announce a full summer lineup of In-Person/Online Hybrid Jazz Intensives! You can attend in NYC or from anywhere in the world. Read more and register here:
newyorkjazzworkshop.com/work…
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.@Wayne_Shorter's "Infant Eyes" is one of the most sublime ballads of all time. Attain a state of serenity with our new playlist "Calm": bluenote.lnk.to/calm
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Not many people know that I play the French horn. I hadn’t played since I was child. But after I was shot, I started speech therapy, physical therapy, and music therapy. Relearning an instrument has been a huge part of my recovery, and I’m getting stronger every day.
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1/ Someone jokingly commented that Liebman-Grossman sounded like a law firm!! For sure we were tight in the early 70s, even trading the saxophone chairs with the Elvin Jones' and Miles Davis’ Groups. We WERE the happening sax players in the early ‘70s rooted in first generation
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“There were people, generations before myself, and all of these people were legends to me. ... This picture showed jazz musicians to be people.” Sonny Rollins on Art Kane’s “Great Day in Harlem” photograph, taken this day in 1958. cbc.ca/radio/q/thursday-janu…





































