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A time for drumming - Vimarsana News

A time for drumming

Kahil El’Zabar at Ronnie Scott’s

Covenant Winery Summer Concert Series: Eight Weekends of Live Music and Wine Starting with Parisian Jazz Pianist Franck Amsallem - Vimarsana News

Covenant Winery Summer Concert Series: Eight Weekends of Live Music and Wine Starting with Parisian Jazz Pianist Franck Amsallem

ENewsChannels NEWS: -- The Covenant Winery Summer Concert Series kicks off Memorial Day weekend in Berkeley with acclaimed French/American jazz pianist, composer and arranger Franck Amsallem. Franck has recorded ten CDs under his own name as well as a collaboration, "New York Stories," with (Berkeley's own) Joshua Redman, Roy Hargrove, and Danny Gatton on Blue Note. :: News from eNewsChannels

Special Programs for May 8 thru May 14 - Jazz 88.3 KCCK - Vimarsana News

Special Programs for May 8 thru May 14 - Jazz 88.3 KCCK

Jazz Corner of the World Saturdays at 12:00 Noon Richie Beirach’s Piano Artistry    Host Craig Kessler takes a detailed listen to pianist Richie Beirach. We’ll hear Richie from his first recordings in 1974 in a variety of solo settings, with guitarist John Abercrombie, and with  reedman Dave Liebman. Tune in for a masterful display … Continue reading

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Chucho Valdes, Cécile McLorin Salvant to headline this year's Detroit Jazz Fest - Vimarsana News

Chucho Valdes, Cécile McLorin Salvant to headline this year's Detroit Jazz Fest

More than four dozen acts will perform on four stages at this year's Fest, the world's largest free jazz festival. It returns in-person Sept. 2-5.

Bristol's month in jazz - May 2022 - Vimarsana News

Bristol's month in jazz - May 2022

The first festivals of spring, some big improv moments and a particularly rich mix of African music all add up to a full-on month for hepcats