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Coming Attractions in Jazz: July 2010

By J. R. Carroll Not going away doesn’t mean you have to stay at home; there’s plenty of live jazz within easy reach. The summer jazz festival season goes into high gear this month (watch for a Midsummer Festival Update in mid-July), but even if you’re stuck with another “staycation” this year, local and regional […]

By: J. R. Carroll Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Featured, Jazz, Music Tagged: Berklee College of Music, Bernard "Pretty" Purdie, Bernardo Monk, Craig Hartley, Curubande, Dwight Ritcher, Eguie Castrillo, Either/Orchestra, Fausto Cuevas, Fernando Brandao, Fernando Holz, George Coleman, Godfathers of Groove, Grand Fatilla, Grant Green Jr., Jerry Rivera, Kathy Olson, Kevin Thornton, La Timbistica, Luther Gray, Manolo Mairena, Mark Walker, Minsarah, Nicole Nelson, Peter John Stoltzman, Randy Pingrey, Reuben Wilson, Rich Greenblatt, Son de Madre, Tom Zicarelli, William Cepeda

Coming Attractions in Jazz: June 2010

By J. R. Carroll June brings a cupful of world jazz. [Updated: See Mose Allison item below] Photo by Daniel Sheehan While the eyes of the sporting world may be on the stadiums of South Africa, there will be plenty of international flavor here in New England this month. Brazilian born but now Seattle-based, pianist/composer/arranger […]

By: J. R. Carroll Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Jazz, Music, Visual Arts, World Books Tagged: Afrobeat, Al Di Meola, Allen Toussaint, Amazing Things Arts Center, Arturo Sandoval, Cesar Pedroso, Discover Jazz Festival, Don Byron, Duduka da Fonseca, Fela Kuti, International Festival of Arts and Ideas, João Gilberto, Jovino Santos Neto, Joyce Moreno, Julian Lage, Los Van Van, Manolo Mairena, Middle-East, Mose Allison, Narrows Center for the Arts, Natick Center for the Arts, Nilson Matta, Paradise Rock Club, Pupy y Los Que Son Son, Romero Lubambo, songo, Symphony Hall, Tony Allen, Trio da Paz, Trombone Shorty, Troy Andrews, Wilbur Theatre, World Sinfonia

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