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Linda May Han Oh has all the basses covered: 'She's a singular, deeply creative jazz master' - Vimarsana News

Linda May Han Oh has all the basses covered: 'She's a singular, deeply creative jazz master'

The Malaysian-born, Australian-raised bassist and her band will open the La Jolla Athenaeum's 2024 winter concert season. Grammy Award-winner Oh's tour is in support of her CD-free sixth album, 'The Glass Hours'

Nanny Assis: Rovanio - Jazz Journal - Vimarsana News

Nanny Assis: Rovanio - Jazz Journal

US-based Brazilian singer takes a fresh view of the bossa with help from Randy Brecker, Fred Hersch, Ron Carter and others

What's hitting the Doudna stages this semester – The Daily Eastern News - Vimarsana News

What's hitting the Doudna stages this semester – The Daily Eastern News

A 15-time Grammy nominee and a world traveling Celtic rock group are just the tip of the iceberg for the upcoming performances coming to the Doudna Fine Arts Center at Eastern this semester. There are many premier events happening at Doudna this semester. To kick off the premier events, the band Kashmir will be performing their...

Jay Clayton, vocal innovator in jazz and beyond, dies at 82 - Vimarsana News

Jay Clayton, vocal innovator in jazz and beyond, dies at 82

Jay Clayton, a singer whose six-decade career encompassed freewheeling improvisation, lyrical songs and poetry, and the prescient use of electronics,

Singer Scott Morgan's 'Songs of Life' are Profoundly Moving, Miranda Music [REVIEW] - Vimarsana News

Singer Scott Morgan's 'Songs of Life' are Profoundly Moving, Miranda Music [REVIEW]

Scott Morgan makes his belated debut to sing his 'Songs of Life' (Miranda Music). It's a heartfelt session that transcends genre with material by Paul McCartney, James Taylor and Sammy Cahn/Julie Styne among others. The 13 tracks draw upon his own emotional experiences with love (both consummated and unrequited) and death. Morgan doesn't so much sing these songs as inhabit the characters within.