Bill Evans Trio – Gloria’s Step – 1972
Have a great weekend.
Bill Evans Trio – Gloria’s Step – 1972
Have a great weekend.
Well here’s some good news. Toronto has a new education and advocacy group, the ”Art of Jazz”. Further, the group has announced its festival event the ”Art of Jazz Celebration” will be held in Toronto May 17 – 21, 2006.
Founded by a group of jazz musicians and educators, the not for profit organization will will present an annual 5 day event, paying tribute to Canadian and International Jazz Masters. The 2006 event will honour the great bebop pianist Barry Harris, and Canadian multi-instrumentalist Don Thompson.
For more information visit artofjazz.org
Tribute to Barry Harris
Thursday May 18, 2006
Toronto / Canada
Hank Jones, Charles McPherson, Jimmy Slyde, Earl May and Leroy Williams
Tribute to Don Thompson
Friday May 19, 2006
Toronto, Canada
Jim Hall, Dave Holland, John Handy, Phil Dwyer and Terry Clarke
This Thursday starts Wednesday.
The Vinson Valega Trio rolls in tonight (wednesday) from New York for a stop at the Dominion on Queen. Can’t make it out tonight? Have no fear. They play a second show Saturday at The Red Guitar.
Over at the Montreal Bistro Thusday the scene will be Juno rich as Hilario Duran starts a three night stay featuring Roberto Occhipinti and Mark Kelso. More info at montrealbistro.com
Mark Kelso will also be busy tonight at the Rex playing with the Robyn Pauhl Quintet. Thursday you can catch The Music of Donny Hathaway: Michael Dunston Sept, and don’t miss the Bob Brough Quartet Saturday.
Cheers!
The first installment of JazzTV.
John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones – 1963. Enjoy.
JAZZ.FM91 will relocate to contemporary new premises in downtown Toronto when the radio station moves its operations at the end of this month to street front facilities on Pardee Avenue in the King & Dufferin area known as Liberty Village. Today’s announcement came from Bernard Webber, long-time Chairman of JAZZ.FM91’s board of directors who said the move culminates nearly 14 years during which JAZZ.FM91 has broadcast from the Ryerson University building it currently occupies at 150 Mutual Street.
Read more here.
April is Jazz Appreciation Month in the United States, and an occasion to explore the history of and current developments in the world of jazz.
Two webchats with leading jazz scholars and broadcast personalities will afford audiences prime opportunities to discuss the world of jazz. On April 3 at 11:00 a.m. EST (1500 GMT), Becca Pulliam, producer of such National Public Radio broadcasts as Jazz Set with Dee Dee Bridgewater and the annual Toast of the Nation New Year’s Eve national broadcast will field questions on “Jazz in the New Millennium,” and other jazz-related topics.
On April 20 at 11:00 a.m. EST (1500 GMT), Sheila Anderson, host of the Late Night Jazz broadcast on station WBGO-FM in Newark, New Jersey, and www.wbgo.org, that station’s Web site, and the author of Quotable Musician: From Bach to Tupac (2003) and How to Grow As A Musician: What all Musicians Must Know To Succeed (2005), will chat on “Jazz on the Radio: Playing Music for the Masses,”and related topics.
Find out more at allaboutjazz.com or usinfo.state.gov
New York City has been chosen as the host home of the very first Jazz Awards telecast planned for November of 2006.
As more information becomes available, it will be released at the production’s official website jazzawards.com. The Jazz Awards site promises to re-launch on March 28, 2006 with dynamic polling, information on presenters, honorees, the venue, previews of stage settings and more.
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