Podcasts about charenee wade

HAROLD LAND THE FOX Los Angeles, August, 1959The fox, Mirror-mind rose, One second, pleaseDupree Bolton (tp) Harold Land (ts) Elmo Hope (p) Herbie Lewis (b) Frank Butler (d) VÁZQUEZ / MENARES / RECABARREN FAMILIA 2Brooklyn NY, 7 de junio, 2023Terra, Aninovo, Después de todoYago Vázquez (p) Pablo Menares (b) Rodrigo Recabarren (d) AARON DIEHL SPACE TIME CONTINUUM New York, August 26 & 27, 2014Uranus, The steadfast titan (1), Kat's dance (3)Aaron Diehl (p) David Wong (b) Quincy Davis (d) Joe Temperly (bar-1) Benny Golson (ts-2) Stephen Riley (ts-3) Charenee Wade (vcl) Continue reading Puro Jazz 18 de Julio 2024 at PuroJazz.

HAROLD LAND THE FOX Los Angeles, August, 1959The fox, Mirror-mind rose, One second, pleaseDupree Bolton (tp) Harold Land (ts) Elmo Hope (p) Herbie Lewis (b) Frank Butler (d) VÁZQUEZ / MENARES / RECABARREN FAMILIA 2Brooklyn NY, 7 de junio, 2023Terra, Aninovo, Después de todoYago Vázquez (p) Pablo Menares (b) Rodrigo Recabarren (d) AARON DIEHL SPACE TIME CONTINUUM New York, August 26 & 27, 2014Uranus, The steadfast titan (1), Kat's dance (3)Aaron Diehl (p) David Wong (b) Quincy Davis (d) Joe Temperly (bar-1) Benny Golson (ts-2) Stephen Riley (ts-3) Charenee Wade (vcl) Continue reading Puro Jazz 18 de Julio 2024 at PuroJazz.

Award-winning vocalist and educator Charenee Wade joins Angélika Beener to celebrate Roberta Flack on the legendary musician's 86th birthday through a rich discussion of her classic Killing Me Softly LP, which turns 50 this year and the new PBS American Masters documentary which chronicles Flack's fascinating career. Wade speaks on Flack's invitation to expand what soul and activism can sound like, the true role and impact of an interpreter, and much more.

In this episode of The Working Artist Project, Jeanette Berry and Darrian Douglas talk to Master Percussionist Alvester Garnett. Mr Garnett has performed with Abbey Lincoln, Betty Carter, Regina Carter, Clark Terry, Pharoah Sanders, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Teddy Edwards, James Carter, Cyrus Chestnut, Charenee Wade, Lou Donaldson, Benny Golson, Al Grey, Rodney Jones, and Sherman Irby, among others. Join us as we explore his amazing career! Support this podcast

This week, we had the privilege of interviewing award-winning poet, Founder, Artis(Tree) Live and The Artis(Tree) Youth Project and Co-founder of The Cypher Open Mic Poetry & Soul, Taryn C Wharwood, also known as @IAmLoveReigns who dropped by to discuss the upcoming Jax Poetry Fest: Party in the Park with Al Letson which will be held in Hemming Park later this month. Then we witnessed jazz bassist Jonathan Baptiste perform a special rendition of the gospel-classic "Amazing Grace" and discuss his concert Jazz In The Gardens which will be held TONIGHT at Freedom Church Jacksonville, a jazz interpretation of Jesus’ last days in the Garden of Gethsemane and features vocals by Tori Peoples Tori L. Peoples @thetoripeoples ), poetry by Tilly and Jus Amanda Batts, and a live painting by Erin Kendrick of Erin is Creative TARYN WHARWOOD - BIOBorn and raised in Miami, FL, Taryn “LoveReigns” Wharwood is a proud product of The Ebony Village School in Dania, FL. Curated by the Dr. Merita Green and late Dr. Josephine Ivey, The Ebony Village School would prove to be the purposeful foundation of LoveReigns career as a performing artist, a host, entrepreneur, community advocate, curator, mentor, and activist. Along with the direction of her mother, retired Teacher, Sharon Wharwood, Drs. Green and Ivey saw a spark in Taryn that would lead her to develop a deep love for poetry. LoveReigns’ passion for people and words has afforded her opportunities to perform and advocate on the hills of Washington, DC, Canada and educational institutions from elementary to university levels. LoveReigns is truly in a lane of her own and isn’t afraid to create another one if she has to. JONATHAN BAPTISTE - BIOJonathan Baptiste is a bassist/composer, and native of Orlando, Florida. Raised in the church, his roots are predominantly in Gospel. He attended Polk State College's music program, where he received the Marie Ann Golden and the Polk County Cultural Arts Scholarships. Jonathan was the recipient of the American Music Scholarship and Weinstein Memorial Scholarship in Leadership at UNF. He received the Most Outstanding Musician of the Year award at the UNF School of Music. Jonathan is the 2018 Northeast Florida Jazz Association Jazz Scholarship Recipient. Jonathan is also a teacher at Jacksonville Arts and Music School. He is also a freelance musician, having played with the likes of 2x Grammy Award-winning Saxophonist Tivon Pennicott, Sofija Knezevic, Terry "Doc" Handy, Daniel D, Marcus Printup, Riza Printup, Nat Adderley, Jr., Jon Irabagon, Charenee Wade, Patrick Bartley, Jamison Ross, Fred Wesley, Alyson Williams, John Lumpkin and International Gospel Recording Artist, Lisa McClendon and others. Recently, Jonathan received the great honor of being chosen by the legendary jazz trombonist Teddy Adams, Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, as a “Future of Jazz” recipient and have been recognized for their work in Jazz. He and the other recipients were honored at the Savannah Heritage Festival (2017,2019). Jonathan has also played with his band, The Urban Intellectuals at the 2018 Jacksonville Jazz Festival. The Urban Intellectuals is built with the some of the finest musicians Florida has to offer. The phrase “Urban Intellectuals” derived from the phrase “Urban Renewal”, often criticized by the great James Baldwin, which was a tactic used in the 60s that relocated a majority of African Americans into what we now know as the projects. Those “urban” individuals that refused to just go with the flow and to enlighten their communities is what sparked the name: The Urban Intellectuals. Jonathan Baptiste and The Urban Intellectuals look to educate and inspire people through their music. The band endeavors to set a consistent example and be role models to inner city kids — showing them that they make music and be creative— no matter their skin color. Music: https://soundcloud.com/jonathanbaptistemusichttps://www.jonathanbaptiste.com/media --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tastetestlive/message

Join us this week as we welcome the Americana band, Banjo Nickaru & Western Scooches. New York City's Banjo Nickaru & Western Scooches are likely the only band today infusing elements of Gullah-Geechee and world rhythms with folk traditions, Americana, New Orleans influences, and 1920s jazz. The forthcoming sophomore album, "Get Us Out Of Fearland", due June 15 2018, builds upon the multicultural exuberance that made the band’s debut album, "Very Next Thing", a transcendent breath of fresh air. Highlights of "Get Us Out Of Fearland" include the playful 1920s verve of “I Don’t Need No Glasses,” the warm lilting embrace of “I Wish The World Knew Why,” the organ-driven, gospel-tinged “Dandelion” (featuring special guest vocalists, Stephanie Rice and Charenee Wade), and “Soar,” an inspirational song filled with optimism, determination, and perseverance. The band members include: Nick Russo - guitar/banjo/resonator/composer/band leader, Betina Hershey - voice/guitar/composer, Emiliano Valerio - cajón/percussion, Miles Griffith - voice/composer, and Dr. David Pleasant - percussions. We will talk to them about their upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at their music, feature their latest songs, and ask them to share their message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Banjo Nickaru & Western Scooches at http://banjonickaru.com/ and spread the word. And as always we will give shout outs to our deployed military listeners. Our message to the troops: WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.

Black History Month 2018 was one for the books. We saw millions of fans celebrate #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay on Superbowl Sunday, Sade announce her first musical release in seven years for the Ava Duvernay-directed A Wrinkle In Time, the Obama presidential portraits unveiled, and The Golden State Warriors opt out of the traditional White House visit to instead take a group of students to the Smithsonian National Museum of African-American History and Culture. We even saw a Black Lives Matter flag raised over a high school in Vermont, and of course Black Panther burn up the box office, smashing records along the way. We spent the month honoring the past, present, and future of Blackness in Brooklyn. We got a lesson on jazz great Betty Carter’s legacy from some of her contemporaries and closest friends. We joined a book club that celebrates black literature and womanhood. And we followed a group of students from Brooklyn all the way to Wakanda. #BlackHistory, #BlackFuture, #BlackExcellence. Say it loud in Brooklyn, USA. ••• Brooklyn, USA is produced by Sachar Mathias and Emily Boghossian. Thanks to Gail Boyd, Ora Harris, Carmen Lundy, Marc Cary, Charenee Wade, Shannon Effinger and Kuye Youngblood for telling Betty Carter’s story, and to Keisha "TK" Dutes and the Bondfire Radio family for mixing the piece. For more information on Betty Carter and Jazz Ahead, visit www.kennedycenter.org Thanks to Primos Cobb and the 7th graders at Exceed Charter School for letting us tag along, and to Frederick T. Joseph for starting the #BlackPantherChallenge. That story was produced by Emily Boghossian and Khyriel Palmer. Thanks to Glory Edim and all of the Well Read Black Girls who took time out of the festival to share their experiences with us. For more information on the book club visit www.wellreadblackgirl.com, and make sure to pick up the upcoming anthology, "Well Read Black Girl: Finding Our Stories, Discovering Ourselves" when it comes out this fall. This episode featured music from the de Wolfe music library. If you like what you hear, think we got something wrong or just want to get in touch, you can leave us a comment, tweet us at BRIC RADIO or leave a message at (347) 504-0801. For more information on this and all BRIC Radio podcasts, visit ww.bricartsmedia.org/radio.

Nigel plays out an old interview with Al Jarreau. Plus he speaks to Robert Glasper, Charenee Wade and Gregory Porter ahead of their confirmed appearances at Love Supreme Jazz Festival 2017.

Live highlights from the 37th Annual Detroil Jazz Fest (2016): Charenee Wade & Lakecia Benjamin, Lisa Fischer & Grand Baton, Ron Carter, Kirk Lightsey, Robert Hurst, Louis Hayes, Terri Lyne Carrington, Luciana Souza and Roy Hargrove w/ Strings.

Nigel has a session from Madeleine Peyroux – she talks about her new album ‘Secular Hymns’ and plays live in the studio. Plus another chance to hear from Charenee Wade – the acclaimed vocalist from the states who channels the music of Gil Scott Heron and Brian Jackson for her album, hear the stories behind that, and a preview of what’s in store when she’s in the UK later this month.

Interviews with vocalists Charenee Wade & Sarah Elizabeth Charles

LOTL The Comfort Zone  Welcomes , Soulful Jazz Vocalist CHARENEE WADE. Releases Her Interpretation of The Revolutionary Music of Gil Scott-Heron  & Brian Jackson ..Offering: The Music of Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson . Charenee Wade is not one to hold back or let fear stand in her way. The first artist ever to enter two Thelonious Monk Vocal competitions, she walked away from the second one in 2010 with instant buzz and second place to her new friend Cecilé McLorin Salvant. Now is the time for Wade's star to rise. Known for expert vocal improvisational ability and her seriously swinging groove, Wade evokes a classic jazz sound akin to Betty Carter and Sarah Vaughan, two of her musical touchstones. With her Motéma debut, Offering: The Music of Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson (June 23), she pays tribute to another inspiration, the socially conscious poet and musician Gil Scott-Heron, and confirms that she too plans to use her artist platform thoughtfully. The first full-length album tribute to Scott-Heron and his musical collaborator Brian Jackson by a woman artist, Offering is arresting in just how timely Scott-Heron's messages are today and how perfectly Wade delivers them through her savvy arrangements and intimate jazz interpretations. While she has earned many accolades – first runner-up in New York's Jazzmobile Vocal competition; a participant in Betty Carter's Jazz Ahead program; a feature on NPR's Song Travels; a starring role in the off-Broadway show Café Society and in Jazz at Lincoln Center's Salute to Betty Carter – she may surprise people with this authentic tour de force. Wade embodies Scott-Heron's poems deeply and with a pathos that belies her age.