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Album review | Paul Carr’s Standard Domain

by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board Educators ought to have strong foundational beliefs, but pliable sensitivities. The robust tenor and...

December 20, 2012 1

Weekend in Jazz | 9.7-9.9: Rosslyn Jazz Festival, D.C. Jazz Loft and much more

by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board This weekend is packed with exciting music — everything from the Rosslyn Jazz Festival...

September 7, 2012 0

News | CapitalBop’s debut at Montserrat House features Michael Bowie’s Siné Qua Non

by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board CapitalBop is coming to the U Street Corridor. Starting on Sep. 9, our monthly...

August 30, 2012 1

Interview | Michael Bowie builds upon classical guitar legacy … in a jazz band, with no guitar

Adventurousness, if not always ambition, tends to ossify with age. The grass on the other side grows yellow, and...

May 20, 2012 1

Birthday bash: Bohemian Caverns’ 85th-anniversary celebration heats up with an all-star show

by Giovanni Russonello Bohemian Caverns is big again. Duke Ellington played at the club in the 1920s, as did...

January 26, 2011 2

Looking back, part 2 | D.C.’s top CDs of 2010

by Giovanni Russonello and Luke Stewart In 2010, D.C. undeniably experienced something of a jazz renaissance; even in today’s...

December 30, 2010 5

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