Jazz Listings

12th June

The News Review:

- Jazz Listings
- Music festival performances set in Sesser Du Quoin
- Longtime jazz magazine exits the stage
- Five Drummers Whose Time Is Now
- Special events at the Jazz Festival
- Playboy Jazz Festival: Sharon Jones’ songs come straight from the …

Jazz Listings
New York Times
(Chinen)20090611★SEARCH AND RESTRE (Sunday) This jazz showcase part of the Northside Festival features experimental music of brainy design and visceral effect. The headliner is Five Elements an influential band led by the alto saxophonist and composer Steve Coleman. Also on board: Andrew D’Angelo’s Gay Disco Trio led by Mr.

Music festival performances set in Sesser Du Quoin
The Southern
Klassics for Kids a free interactive music program designed just for the very youngest of music lovers comes to the Du Quoin Middle School beginning at 10 a. The feature is a string quartet.

Longtime jazz magazine exits the stage
Examiner.com
I kind of like the feeling of belonging you get from listening to music you know other people are enjoying. That may be an imagined social involvement but it’s still a good psychological buzz. With the typically small audience for jazz music related magazines function as much as trade publications as they do consumer magazines meaning they advertise band equipment and other insider products more than say Volkswagens or shampoo. And with people now pinching pennies thanks to the recession music listening and relevant reading become more of a luxury purchase punishing some of the greatest artists on the planet with the tragedy of simply being ignored by listeners and hence out of work. com recently pondered the question.

Five Drummers Whose Time Is Now
New York Times
Ten years ago jazz suddenly started to sound different and drumming had a lot to do with it. Not everything but a lot. At the time Nasheet Waits Rodney Green John Hollenbeck Eric Harland and Daniel Freedman were among those developing their own identities but also connecting everything through groove and pulse: making traditional jazz rhythm fit with free improvisation Afro-Cuban music funk Middle Eastern music classical percussion. Those five whom I wrote about in 1999 have helped widen the language of jazz. Here are five who have come to light more recently. They’re all finding new ways to look at the drum set and at jazz itself. Despite the demise of the.

Special events at the Jazz Festival
The Daily News nline
The free cruises start at 2:30 and 4 p. Board at Corn Hill Landing on Exchange Blvd. There is no charge to attend but donations are welcome to support the scholarship fund. Scholarships will be awarded to three students.

Playboy Jazz Festival: Sharon Jones’ songs come straight from the …
Press-Enterprise
Now 53 Jones who has arguably the most powerful voice in soul since the heyday of Motown never gave up and her group Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings has won over hipster audiences as well as longtime music fans with performances at everything from the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival to New rleans’ famed JazzFest without compromising. "We’re doing what we love doing" Jones said in a recent telephone interview. n Saturday the group will perform Saturday at the Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl. Jones said the group has been working in the studio on a follow-up to the critically acclaimed "100 Days 100 Nights. " She said a couple of the new tracks may make it into the set this weekend. The band which also features Riverside native Gabe Roth on bass is known for its dynamic live performances. "It comes from the heart" Jones said.
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