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Sutra Foundation chairman Datuk Ramli Ibrahim leads the artistic direction for Spellbound Odissi featuring Young Dancers of Sutra Dance Outreach Programme on Sept 4. I DETEST the decision to disallow Datuk Ramli Ibrahim (pic) from giving a talk on how dance transcends race. As an esteemed institution of higher learning, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) is sending all the wrong messages. It should uphold academic excellence first and last, and be the bastion of healthy discourse and conversation.Sadly, it allows its Islamic Centre to decide what is appropriate and what is not, and in the c...

South African pianist, Keenan Meyer, makes his professional music debut with 'Komani' featuring Tshepo Tsotetsi, ahead of the release of his debut 'The Alchemy of Living' album.

Adrienne Warren, NY Philharmonic & More Announced for Bryant Park Picnic Performances 2021 Summer Lineup See twenty-five live music, dance and theater events for a free, ticketed audience at midtown Manhattan's Bryant Park.by BWW News Desk Bryant Park Corporation has announced the current programming schedule for its summer performing arts series, Picnic Performances, featuring artists including Adrienne Warren, the New York Philharmonic, Mykal Kilgore, New York City Opera and many more! See twenty-five live music, dance and theater events for a free, ticketed audience at midtown Manhattan's...

South African Jazz musician Zim Ngqawana (1959 - 2011) plays tenor saxophone as he leads his Zimology Quartet at the NYC Winter JazzFest 2008 on the Knitting Factory Main Space, New York, New York, January 12, 2008. (Photo by Jack Vartoogian/Getty Images) It has been ten years since Zimasile ‘Zim’ Ngqawana died on 10 May 2011.  A flautist and saxophonist, composer and teacher, Ngqawana’s biography and his achievements are well known. Recalling him on the 10th anniversary of his death is to remember how a South African jazz musician’s life and death. Zimasile ‘Z...

Despite devastating setbacks like his studio being vandalised, the saxophonist and teacher believed that music can heal - part of a vision that shaped a future generation of jazz artists.