August 2012

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New Orleans Museum of Art previews ‘Ralston Crawford and Jazz’ exhibit

“Ralston Crawford and Jazz” headlines an exhibit at the New Orleans Museum of Art in City Park that considers the relationship between music, photography, painting, drawing and film as they intersect in Crawford’s work done in the Crescent City.

New Orleans Museum of Art previews ‘Ralston Crawford and Jazz’ exhibit

“Ralston Crawford and Jazz” headlines an exhibit at the New Orleans Museum of Art in City Park that considers the relationship between music, photography, painting, drawing and film as they intersect in Crawford’s work done in the Crescent City.

New Orleans Museum of Art previews ‘Ralston Crawford and Jazz’ exhibit

“Ralston Crawford and Jazz” headlines an exhibit at the New Orleans Museum of Art in City Park that considers the relationship between music, photography, painting, drawing and film as they intersect in Crawford’s work done in the Crescent City.

Luciana Souza: From Bossa Nova To Chet Baker

The Brazilian singer’s two new albums of cover songs explore her love of both jazz and bossa nova.

Cassandra Wilson On World Cafe

The jazz singer plays songs from her new album, Another Country, which explores Latin music.

Dallas’ Mora Collective On The Weight of Syllables And The Term ‘Porn Bebop’

It’s been 45 years since trumpeter Lester Bowie, in the introduction to his track “Jazz Death?” , answered the rhetorical question, “Isn’t jazz, as we know it, dead yet?” with the knowing rejoinder, “Well, that all depends on what you know.” Bowie might well have been speaking of the current Dallas jazz scene, which is diverse enough to include … (more)

Around The Jazz Internet: Aug. 31, 2012

Drummer Jimmy Cobb questioned, a poetic Jazz Passenger and goodbye to bassist Charles Flores.

Around The Jazz Internet: Aug. 31, 2012

Drummer Jimmy Cobb questioned, a poetic Jazz Passenger and goodbye to bassist Charles Flores.

Around The Jazz Internet: Aug. 31, 2012

Drummer Jimmy Cobb questioned, a poetic Jazz Passenger and goodbye to bassist Charles Flores.

Garth Fagan and Wynton Marsalis Reunite for ‘Lighthouse/ Lightning Rod’ – News

Program to be presented at BAM