Mary Halvorson Octet, Brandee Younger Trio and Odean Pope’s Saxophone Choir: the 7th annual DC Jazz Loft Series at the DC JazzFest
And … we’re back. CapitalBop is thrilled to be presenting three of the most exciting artists in jazz today...
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CapitalBop is back at Hill Center for a Hot 5 concert on June 19 featuring Reginald Cyntje!
[ai1ec post_id=”122183″ view=”agenda”] You’ve probably read about our blowout series of loft shows at the DC Jazz Festival over...
After a banner 2015, Reginald Cyntje uses a familiar musical family to conjure fresh ‘Moods and Colors’
Trombonist Reginald Cyntje was born on the island of Dominica and raised in St. Thomas, but for the past...
Track Premiere: ‘Atonement’ by Reginald Cyntje
Trombonist Reginald Cyntje brings a worldly wisdom to all his musical endeavors. Pulling together influences from his native U.S....
Weekend in Jazz | 8.9-8.11: Visits from royalty returning from Newport, a local legend & more
by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board We’re holding a D.C. Jazz Loft for the ages this weekend, featuring the virtuosic...
Audio | A highlight reel from last month’s D.C. Jazz Loft, where experimentalism took on many forms
At CapitalBop’s D.C. Jazz Loft last month, a variety of approaches to experimentalism made themselves heard. Whether it was...
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News | D.C. Jazz Loft is back this Sunday with Reginald Cyntje’s trombone ensemble & more
by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board Update: The location of this Sunday’s loft has been changed. It will be taking...
Weekend in Jazz | 8.31-9.2: Javon Jackson’s soaring sax, Mose Allison’s croon & much more
by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board The pianist and singer Mose Allison, a jazz and blues legend with over 60...
D.C.’s Best Records of 2011, Honorable Mention (Part 1 of 2)
Compiled by Giovanni Russonello & Luke Stewart Editorial board These have been a triumphant 12 months for D.C. jazz,...
Weekend in Jazz | 11.18-11.20: Mingus, Maupin & more; this weekend, music of legends late and living
by Giovanni Russonello Editorial board The music of jazz legends – both late and living – is flooding into...