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Portsmouth, New Hampshire (PRWEB) May 10, 2022 -- Jimmys Jazz & Blues Club Features 2x-GRAMMY® Award-Winning & 17x-GRAMMY® Award Nominated Jazz Fusion Band

University of Central Missouri (UCM) Music welcomes jazz saxophonist, scholar, and Kansas City native Dr. Melvin Butler, associate professor of music at the University of Miami, for a two two-day residency on campus, April 19-20. His visit includes a performance April 19 and a lecture April 20 that are free and open to the public.

It’s a relatively rare musical instrument, but for those who play it, the EWI opens up whole new worlds of possibility. The EWI (pronounced ee-wee) is an…

Night Train | January 24-27, 2022

JazzArts Charlotte’s virtual live music series presents Raleigh-native trombonist Mitch Butler. Enjoy an evening with Butler’s high energy arrangements of jazz standards with a stellar group of seasoned musicians and young upstarts from our own Jazz Academy. Mitch Butler has been the trombonist and arranger for a number of critically acclaimed musical groups, including the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra (Grammy Award for large jazz ensemble with the release of the recording Book One) and the int...

Remy Le Boeuf's Assembly of Shadows Orchestra shines on Architecture of Storms, featured on Mainstream and Modern on WCLK

  Bob Stewart Hollis Monroe Ron Adkins Bob DeForest Saul Lubaroff Bob Stewart: Monday-Friday 6 a.m. – 10 a.m. 1) Dave McMurray   – Grateful Deadication (Blue Note) It’s not every day one hears the rock band the Grateful Dead used as source material for a jazz artist. But that’s exactly what saxophonist Dave McMurray did on … Continue reading

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Night Train | October 25-28, 2021

New Music Monday—Miles Davis, Bob Mintzer & the WDR Big Band, and Altoizm Join Arturo Gómez on Monday, July 5 at noon as he debuts the following recordings among others: Miles Davis: “Merci Miles!” Since his first arrival to Paris in 1949. Miles loved France and France loved him back! Miles began playing in the Parisian jazz clubs, then in festivals around the country leading up to performing in the biggest and most prestigious concert halls. In the Summer of 1991, Davis returned to Fran...