Jazz and Democracy
It’s no stretch. Jazz is an expression of democracy. So much so it was outlawed in Nazi Germany, and later […]
It’s no stretch. Jazz is an expression of democracy. So much so it was outlawed in Nazi Germany, and later […]
The other night I was watching a report on the unrest on college campuses over the Israel-Hamas War and heard
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The other night my trio performed at an event where the crowd was so loud we could hardly hear ourselves
You’re probably familiar with the American Songbook, the collection of songs composed in the first half of the 20th century
One of my favorite pastimes is writing about jazz for ArtsATL.org, the Atlanta arts community website. In 2009, as the
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