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Weekend in Jazz | 12.2-12.4: Notes from the underground

by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board This weekend, two of the world’s most exciting avant-garde acts arrive in D.C. for...

December 2, 2011 0

by Luke Stewart Editorial board William Parker is the most iconic bassist of New York City’s downtown scene, and...

December 1, 2011 2

by Luke Stewart Editorial board Across the music industry’s diverse landscape, independent record labels have taken on many forms....

November 17, 2011 4

by Giovanni Russonello Editor-in-chief Fourteen years ago, experimental jazz in D.C. was a dog without a home. d.c. space,...

September 14, 2011 0

by Luke Stewart H Street NE is ground zero for urban development in D.C. In only the past few...

August 10, 2011 3

by Luke Stewart Brian Settles Bohemian Caverns Tues., July 19, 2011 Most of the D.C. jazz community recognizes Bohemian...

July 25, 2011 0

by Luke Stewart The debut album of a jazz artist marks the beginning of a visionary journey. After years...

July 12, 2011 3

by John Cook Jacob Anderskov Twins Jazz Mar. 22, 2011 Danish composer and pianist Jacob Anderskov led the illustrious...

March 28, 2011 0

by Luke Stewart This Tuesday, D.C. avant music presenter and New Atlantis Collective mastermind Ed Ricart invades Twins Jazz...

March 21, 2011 0

by Luke Stewart This weekend, Bohemian Caverns hosts a special, two-day performance series in honor of Black History Month....

February 24, 2011 1