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Charles Mingus Centennial celebration planned for Arizona birthplace - Vimarsana News

Charles Mingus Centennial celebration planned for Arizona birthplace

Two musicians who played with jazz great Charles Mingus are doing a three-day Arizona tour to celebrate the bassist's birth 100 years ago in Nogales.

San Diego Ballet's "Bird/LAND" a family affair for sax great Charles McPherson and dancer daughter Camille - Vimarsana News

San Diego Ballet's "Bird/LAND" a family affair for sax great Charles McPherson and dancer daughter Camille

Jazz sax great Charles McPherson and his daughter, dancer Camille, have a tight bond on and off stage

DSO streaming 5-hour 'Jazz from Detroit' marathon Saturday - Vimarsana News

DSO streaming 5-hour 'Jazz from Detroit' marathon Saturday

 The five-hour festival, which will be streamed exclusively at dso.org, will run from 2 to 7 p.m.  Mark Stryker, author of “Jazz from Detroit” and a former Detroit Free Press arts reporter and music critic, will serve as host. Performers include saxophonist McPherson with pianist Randy Porter, bassist Hurst and Black Current Jam, saxophonist Elliot and pianist Michael Malis (performing as Balance), and violinist Carter with Xavier Davis. “The musicians in the marathon reflect the full sweep of Detroit’s extraordinary jazz legacy,” Stryker said. “Alto saxophonist Charles McPhers...

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Favorite music of 2020 - Vimarsana News

Favorite music of 2020

Favorite music of 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic devastated the music industry in 2020. With live performances cancelled and music venues forced to shut down, vast numbers of performers were thrown out of work. The livelihoods of musicians and technical support crews, most of whom work far outside the spotlight of music stardom, were devastated. Adding to the horror, many veteran performers died, among them jazz musicians Lee Konitz, Ellis Marsalis, Bucky Pizzarelli, Mike Longo and Wallace Roney, and country singers John Prine and Charley Pride. These were needless deaths caused by policies ai...

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