Interviews Ahmad Jamal on having a ‘spiritual anchor,’ remembering Jimmy Heath and the world beyond the piano Ahmad Jamal first sat down at a piano at the age of 3; was playing Liszt and Ellington by... February 7, 2020 0
Interviews Herbie Hancock has been busy. On Tuesday he kicks off a world tour in D.C. [ai1ec post_id=”129390″ view=”agenda”] Herbie Hancock is always thinking about the future. As a keyboard player, he helped define the... July 29, 2019 0
News Who is Carla Bley? Here’s a crash course, in 5 videos. It isn’t every week that an international legend with more than five decades of jazz history to her name... March 18, 2019 0
Interviews When Has Something Ever Ended? Gabriel Zucker Writes Music Against Resolution Gabriel Zucker does not like resolution. One of his big aims as a composer is to subvert the tidily... November 26, 2018 0
Album reviews Dwayne Adell’s ‘The Periodic Table of Tonal Elements’ Simply put, Dwayne Adell is genius. A true and singular genius, unlike any other person alive. He is a... December 22, 2016 2
Features Newly released ‘Live at the 4 Queens’ presents Shirley Horn, D.C. jazz royalty, at the peak of her powers Of all the most storied musicians with an association to D.C. – Duke Ellington, Marvin Gaye, Mike Stern, Jelly Roll... September 30, 2016 0
Interview | Chick Corea on his life, legacy and upcoming D.C. concert with Gary Burton by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board Few musicians over the past half-century have synthesized more information or had more impact... November 7, 2012 1
Interviews Keiko Matsui brings global grooves to D.C. International jazz piano sensation Keiko Matsui’s previous visit to D.C., in 2011, comprised four sold-out nights at Blues Alley.... February 21, 2012 1