The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
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The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
Pat Metheny will release a new album, Wide and Far, on Nonesuch Records on February…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz…
New Norah Jones Collection of Singles Out April 12: Norah Jones will release Begin Again, a new collection of singles gathering seven eclectic songs that she has recorded over the past year, including with collaborators Jeff Tweedy and Thomas Bartlett. Begin Again will be released on April 12 via Blue Note Records. It was produced by Jones and features her on lead vocals, piano and organ, with Brian Blade on drums, Christopher Thomas on bass, Dave Guy on trumpet and Leon Thomas on saxophone.
Leonard Cohen Exhibition at the Jewish Museum: 
2019 Juno Awards Jazz Winners: The 2019 winners of the Juno Awards, the awards presented annually to Canadian musical artists and bands to acknowledge their artistic and technical achievements in all aspects of music, were announced on March 16, including those of the three jazz categories. Andy Milne & Dapp Theory’s The Season of Being won Best Jazz Group Album, Robi Botos’ Old Soul won Best Jazz Solo Album, and Laila Biali’s self-titled LP won Best Jazz Vocal Album.
Duduka Da Fonseca's 68th Birthday Celebration at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola: Drummer Duduka Da Fonseca celebrates his 68th birthday by performing a series of concerts at New York City's 
Over 75 Musicians Top-Flight Jazz Musicians to Perform on Blue Note at Sea 2020 Cruise: For the 4th consecutive season, Blue Note Jazz Clubs and Blue Note Records are collaborating with Entertainment Cruise Productions to bring many of the world's most renowned contemporary jazz musicians together for 
Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, Ancestral Recall (Ropeadope/Stretch Music)
With Ancestral Recall, trumpeter-composer Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah continues his mission of unifying people via musical and cultural voices by tearing down the sonic and social constructs that separate then, melding together various different influences and sounds from the African Diaspora and beyond to create a trademark sound of his own. "It is time we created a sound that dispels singular narratives of entire peoples and looks to finally represent the wealth of narratives found throughout the American experience," he explains. "An experience that shows all forms of expression in sound are valid, as all people are." Ancestral Recall features collaborations with such fellow innovative artists as Chris Turner, Mike Larry Draw, Elena Pinderhughes and many more.
The Rippingtons, Open Road (Peak Records/Entertainment One)
Patrice Jégou, If It Ain't Love (Prairie Star Records)
If It Ain't Love is the new, musically diverse new album by Canadian-born former figure skater turned singer Patrice Jégou, and it is a collection of new takes on jazz and pop tunes that encompasses big band and huge orchestral arrangements, power ballads and a cappella adaptations. Recorded at LA's legendary Capitol and United Recording Studios, If It Ain't Love finds Jégou backed by a cast of A-list musicians, including The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra and the award-winning vocal group Take 6, plus orchestral arrangements by Jorge Calanadrelli, John Clayton, Mark Kibble, David Paich and Mike Lang. "For this album, only the best would do," the vocalist explains via a press release.
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