#jazz

#jazz

Wynton Marsalis is set to perform live accompaniment for the screening of 'Louis: A Silent Film,' featuring his original score.

Celebrate International Jazz Day with a free concert featuring the Michael Webster Quartet on April 30.

Jazz in the Garden concert series begins May 23, featuring free live performances and picnicking in the National Gallery of Art's Sculpture Garden.

Hiromi's upcoming shows in the Bay Area highlight her exceptional talent and joy as a jazz pianist.

The Lunar Octet offers a dynamic outdoor concert featuring a fusion of various musical traditions.

Jazz at the Make-Out Room features innovative performances and the release of Karl Evangelista's new album.

Event highlights include diverse collaborations among Bay Area's top musicians.

Kenny Barron will perform four diverse shows at SFJAZZ Center in April, showcasing his exceptional talent and new music.

Andy Bey was a legendary jazz singer and pianist, known for his remarkable vocal range and influential contributions to the American Songbook.

Jazz remains a vibrant and evolving genre, showcasing new talents who infuse the tradition with innovation and personal expression.

The Wiggles' interactive show encourages music and movement for kids, while upcoming performances of Stop Kiss and Mads Tolling's jazz concert highlight diverse entertainment.

Independent musicians earn little from recordings due to streaming's impact, but they persist to share their vision and connect with audiences.

Jason Moran's performance at the NEA Jazz Masters Tribute emphasized jazz's future amid uncertainty for federal arts support.

Eugene Marlow's documentary 'Jazz In Arabic Culture' explores the evolution of jazz in the Arabic region, highlighting its cultural significance and fusion.

Indigenous musicians' contributions to jazz are historically overlooked, and Julia Keefe is leading efforts to change this narrative through her Indigenous Big Band.

Ron Carter celebrates his musical legacy with performances at the Blue Note Jazz Club ahead of his 88th birthday.

Chet Baker's sound inspires new interpretations, showcasing the difficulty of his mastery but offering fresh delights through varied artist approaches.

Kamasi Washington's concert elevates the spirit of collective musical expression and joy through extended jazz improvisations.

Nels Cline's evolution as a musician reflects his diverse influences and innovative collaborations in jazz and new music.

Peter Brötzmann shares a rich emotional connection with Albert Ayler's music, acknowledging both similarity and distinct paths in their improvisational styles.

Francis Davis, influential jazz critic, passed away at 78, leaving a significant legacy in music journalism and cultural critique.

Francis Davis, notable jazz critic and husband of Terry Gross, passed away, leaving a lasting legacy in the jazz community.

Brad Mehldau leads a new trio featuring Christian McBride and Marcus Gilmore, performing seven shows in six days across the Bay Area.

The 1920s were characterized by significant cultural and social changes, including jazz music and the Harlem Renaissance.

Angel Bat Dawid announces new album 'Journey to Nabta Playa' in collaboration with Naima Nefertari, inspired by ancient history and folklore.

Brandee Younger revolutionizes jazz harp with her education and collaborations.

Polyphonic's new video essay brings fresh perspective to iconic jazz albums and their historical significance in American culture.

Wizards seek to extend road trip success against Jazz on March 19.

Lakers suffer disappointing loss to Jazz, failing to maintain focus and intensity despite absence of key players.