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theartsdesk Q&A: Jazz Musician Charles Lloyd. Interview by Nick Hasted - Vimarsana News

theartsdesk Q&A: Jazz Musician Charles Lloyd. Interview by Nick Hasted

Jazz Zelig’s long, strange trip from Howlin’ Wolf to Norah Jones

Bob Thompson Exhibition Explores His Brilliant Artworks From a Career Cut Short - Vimarsana News

Bob Thompson Exhibition Explores His Brilliant Artworks From a Career Cut Short

"All this was totally my imagination of a faraway place." - Bob Thompson An important traveling exhibition offers a rich reconsideration of a visionary African American painter. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, Bob Thompson (1937–1966) earned critical acclaim in the late 1950s for his paintings of figurative complexity and chromatic intensity. Bob Thompson: This House Is Mine borrows its name from a diminutive but exquisite painting created by the artist in 1960. With this title, Thompson ...

Bill Evans: The Quiet Man - Vimarsana News

Bill Evans: The Quiet Man

More than 40 years after his death, Bill Evans continues to exert an enormous influence on jazz. Brian Priestley re-evaluates the work of this still misunderstood master musician

John Legend on political activism, his 'Bigger Love' tour i - Vimarsana News

John Legend on political activism, his 'Bigger Love' tour i

PHILADELPHIA — When the Met Philadelphia reopened as a concert venue in 2018, John Legend was the second headliner to take the century-old opera house’s stage. (Bob Dylan beat him

How Philadelphia Artists Are Celebrating The City's Black Music Legacy - Vimarsana News

How Philadelphia Artists Are Celebrating The City's Black Music Legacy

Philly has historically been home to generations of forward-thinking, boundlessly creative Black artists. This year, the Black Music City program celebrated that legacy with a series of projects.

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