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Tomorrow in the Bronx
Saturday | June 22, 2024 | 7:30 p.m.
Hostos Community College
450 Grand Concourse,
Bronx, New York 10451
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Box Office: (718) 518-4455
For more info and to get tickets:
hostoscenter.org/
Hostos Community College
450 Grand Concourse,
Bronx, New York 10451
RESERVED SEATING
$20 Regular | $18 Seniors
$5 Students/Youth
Box Office: (718) 518-4455
For more info and to get tickets:
hostoscenter.org/
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Alina Bloomgarden and MusicontheInside.org
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Alina Bloomgarden and MusicontheInside.org
Harlem of the West The San Francisco jazz Era
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Harlem of the West The San Francisco jazz Era
The Jazz Cruise... Live streaming breakthrough
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Aurora Nealand A look at KindHumanKind
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Description: All the links referred to in this video can be found on this page: www.jazzonthetube.com/aurora-nealand-a-look-at-kindhumankind/
Universal Tonality: The Life and Music of William Parker
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Universal Tonality: The Life and Music of William Parker
Mike Vaccaro - Big bands, Hollywood, and a life of music
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Mike Vaccaro - Big bands, Hollywood, and a life of music
JeffSchneiderMusic.com
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For more info about Jeff, please visit: jeffschneidermusic.com
Matt Fripp of JazzFuel.com
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For more info about Jeff, please visit: jazzfuel.com/
Saxophone Colossus - The Life and Music of Sonny Rollins
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David Amram: Recalls his adventures with jazz greats
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David Amram: Recalls his adventures with jazz greats
David Amram: The vibe in New Orleans "The most American city"
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David Amram: The vibe in New Orleans "The most American city"
Complete interview - December 29, 2023
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Complete interview - December 29, 2023
Al Jackson - Growing up in New Orleans in the 50s and 60s
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Al Jackson - Growing up in New Orleans in the 50s and 60s
Vox Humana - Bobby Sanabria with Janis Siegel (Manhattan Transfer) and Antoinette Montague
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Vox Humana - Bobby Sanabria with Janis Siegel (Manhattan Transfer) and Antoinette Montague
Sean Wilson and jazz's secret engine of innovation
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Sean Wilson and jazz's secret engine of innovation
Music and Life Thoughts on Music, Phrasing, Woodwinds and this Modern World
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Kevin Finch and Wes Bound: The Genius of Wes Montgomery
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Kevin Finch and Wes Bound: The Genius of Wes Montgomery
Jordan Hirsh of "A Closer Walk" interviews Al Kennedy
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Jordan Hirsh of "A Closer Walk" interviews Al Kennedy
Aurora...........NOLA..............so many instruments..............so many bands (Royal Roses/Reed Minders/Basher/George/Rory Danger).........so much talent and creativity.........................
it gives me goosebumps just listening to oscar talking about art
How someone can better talking about the spontaneus music ; i absolutly agree with all Cecil said (if C . Taylor made Free-jazz ; Ellington made Free-jazz ; (Ragtime ; Charleston ; Swing or Be-bop are a mind-free in music)
Thank you, Ken, for addressing this new frontier; an unexplored continent akin to the Italian Renaissance. I deeply value the work you do. Keep the coming!
Very powerful.
Muito Booooommmmmmmm.
Tks
Is this in Hi-Fi?
KD was a true master of phrasing!
Beautiful post, variations. Thanks!!
Wow! Where and when was this performance?
Fantastic book. I read it while visiting my Aunt who lives right on the Mississippi.
Masterful
one of the meant for my life. I cannot explain well, way of gear, ..my..my..
Grinning from ear to ear through this entire clip!!!!❤❤
The Velvet Fog was a true match for the Queen of Jazz! Love them both!
I shared this in my community. It made me smile 🙂
Two of the best ever. Thrilling!
I have a number of Ella Fitzgerald CDs and recordings because I love her work and remember seeing her on shows like Ed Sullivan. I completely forgot about Mel Torme!! Thanks for reintroducing him to me. I need to start scouring UA-cam and Apple Music for his tunes.
GAWD, she could scat
Wowza! Killin it.
WOW. So much talent in one spot. So amazing to hear. Her voice so incredible. So clear and perfect. There will never be another Ella Fitzgerald. Back in my generation, some people used to make fun of Mel Torme. They never gave him the credit he deserved. He was a mellow-voiced singer and also a songwriter. If those people poking fun of him ever heard this, they would take back every mean thing they ever said about him. Nothing like hearing a little jazz and scat to make your day brighter.
Such a treasure to witness two great artists having so much fun together, with precision and freedom in their sandbox.
What a great version of great scat singers! Two of my favorites!
Wow
There's no one who could stay like these 2...especially Ella
One of my most gratifying evenings was sneaking in to the Ella Fitzgerald concert for the then new Smith College President. Fortunately, the window I climbed in was where the Will Mastin trio was hanging out and they thought this white college kid was cool. She had a fuschia scarf that she used as a prop. No one wanted her singing to end. Smooth as silk.
That's Mel Tormè with Miss Ella😊 They are taking that house down!! ❤
Love good scat and they were the best!
Fantástico
Muchas gracias, por este fragmento específico, de este documental excelente. "El Pregón de la fruta bomba" es una guaracha-son de mi padre, también voz segunda del Conjunto Típico Habanero, Humberto Más, quien me dio el ser y, además, me crió. Cosas que, a veces, no siempre se dan. Justo, un día como hoy, de 1997, partía hacia la eternidad, con 75 años. Tenía hecho Shangó. Saludos afectuosos y gracias nuevamente.
Queen Nefertiti Ponderosa Wagon train Rawhide Long rangers Outlaws
Princess Lavengra Queen Neferterria
6 years and no comments on this incredibly deep and powerful performance? at the height of the controversy over this beloved figure speaking out in anger at the injustice of the Little Rock Nine? Interjecting a "Star Spangled Banner" quote into this spiritual? shame, shame.... Would love to know more about the rest of this show around which this sanctified moment appeared...
Damn! It like that man possesses three, entirety separate brains! One handles the left hand, one handles the right hand and the third brain assigns them the ideas to carry out. No way to ever beat that!
.. Ну тётка даёт! Уважуха!
Great stuff. Thank you for the Longhair documentary.
Cuando la música se acaba siento la gravedad del mundo...
Thanks for sharing this great video!! Professor Longhair is a legend! His music is a gift to humanity!
That’s the truth right there, Mercy!
This is so interesting. This is the kind of stuff I find fascinating. Imagine no electricity, no way to get to the people, only through what was played in brothels, that's where it was heard and embellished
Hi Sir - Ozou`ne Sundalyah here. Thanks for sharing this Video with us. I have been trying to find Sir Gilberto who I met many years ago. He gave me his a Score of his Composition La Zorra and said that I should feel free to perform it with my Group. I am the Musical Director for JaMM Big Band and we hope to perform his La Zorra Composition on April 30, 2024, International Jazz Day. I would so love to touch base with him as he was so complimentary regarding my playing as I also so respected and so enjoyed his playing whenever we jammed. Blessings and thanks again.
Qwest playlists
While the Beatles were doing "Please Please Me", Frank was already experimenting and progressing rock music by using a bike as an instrument!
Coltrane playing alto in 1946
Seiji Ozawa, distinguished and esteemed for his profound influence in the realm of classical music, solidified his status as an eminent conductor in the late twentieth century. His presence, characterized by a compelling gravitas, captivated orchestral performers. Under his baton, orchestras were seemingly entranced, coalescing around his artistic vision, thereby weaving performances of meticulous craftsmanship and nuanced interpretation. He has long been associated with orchestral works by American composers. His interpretations of pieces by composers such as Gershwin and Copland have left an indelible mark on the classical music world. This was indeed his sole specialty, a testament to his artistry and unwavering commitment to musical excellence. Yet, through his extensive discography, Seiji Ozawa’s legacy will endure beyond the podium, inspiring and resonating with future generations.
Beautiful....
Blah, blah, blah 😂😂😂
Wow, this is some deep stuff and I'm loving it.
I've seen so many comments about people saying Oscar is the greatest pianist ever. Oscar always humbly mentioned Art Tatum with reverence. Those stories about Shostakovich, Horowitz paying their respects to Art!