Free Jazz And Blues Concert Series In Yonkers
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- Free Jazz And Blues Concert Series In Yonkers
- big blend of jazz classics
- Michael Jackson tribute: The music
- Her voice will ‘Loar’ you in
Free Jazz And Blues Concert Series In Yonkers
Westchester.com
The schedule of featured artists includes:July 10Nicole Hart a modern day Blues woman who straddles a diverse musical terrain defined by icons such as Kobo Taylor Susan Tedeschi Janiva Magness and Bonnie Rait came to national attention in 2008. She was the lead female performer for Florida’s “Springing the Blues” week as well as many other prominent festivals. She was recognized as the “Female Vocalist of the Year” by the Los Angeles South Bay Music Awards. ”July 17Antoinette Montague a jazz & blues singer from Fairfield Connecticut regularly performs with her quartet at famous New York City venues. She was in the Great Women in Music Festival at Birdland with the Duke Ellington and selected to perform at the 10th Anniversary of International Women in Jazz. She emanates energy joy and fun on and off the stage. July 24Vinny Valentino & Colorfunk consists of Chrissi Poland (vocal and keys); Joel Rosenblatt (drums) and Chris Tarry (bass)— jazz musicians who continue to redefine jazz music to the acclaim of audiences worldwide.
big blend of jazz classics
San Francisco Chronicle
Jazz solos play off a background of composed melodies. Written counterpoint gives way to free group improvisation. “I like to mix all these different things in my own way” says Small a gifted San Francisco bassist and composer whose alluringly original music draws on a rich range of classical jazz and indigenous music. He’s equally versed in Stravinsky and Weather Report Art Blakey and Bart?the plucked sounds of the Mongolian morin khuur and the lutelike Chinese pipa.
Michael Jackson tribute: The music
Chicago Tribune
his daughter really touched my heart. xxxxPosted by: karen | Jul 7 2009 3:52:31 PM. And also don't bring the "jazz" word into your article as this has absolutely nothing to do with jazz – i guess you don't know too much about jazz either. Just because it was an instrumental it doesn't make it jazz. He is a quality musician and he played his heart out in a fitting tribute. Posted by: d p b | Jul 7 2009 4:21:28 PM.
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Her voice will ‘Loar’ you in
South Bergenite
Loar would sing at jazz clubs and the only artist who grabbed her attention in the pop music world was Joni Mitchell. Around that time she met her husband who was an avid rock and pop listener. She found herself at a dead end with jazz music and started writing music in a rock and pop vein. As a songwriter Joni Mitchell initially inspired her to write. Later Atwood and Loar collaborated on a rock musical called "Water from the Moon". Atwood wrote the script and Loar wrote the music which she released as an album. The musical had a week’s worth of performances.