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Vocal Jazz, gospel, close harmony uit de oude én uit de nieuwe doos in dit eerste van All That Jazzz.
Kaitlyn Fay is a music teacher, jazz singer, flutist, and saxophonist. Benno Greene sat down with her to talk about where her musical influences come from, what it's like being a musical educator, and about her upcoming performances on March 8th in The Capital Region Vocal Jazz Vanguard and Keith Pray's Big Soul Ensemble on March 25th.
Greg's father was a Russian-Polish Jew and his mother is Italian-American. Greg remembers accepting Yeshua while visiting his grandmother's church at eight years of age. As a teenager and college student, Greg attended a wide variety of churches. He also gained proficiency in gospel music during these years. Greg graduated from college at the University of Massachusetts with a B.A. in both Vocal Jazz & Gospel Music as well as Psychology.In 2001, while studying classical choral conducting for a Master's degree at Temple University, Greg was invited by a friend to visit Congregation Beth Yeshua, one of the flagship Messianic synagogues in the United States. From the moment he arrived, he felt spiritually as though he had “come home.” Greg ministered full-time at Congregation Beth Yeshua from 2004-2010. In Summer of 2010, the Silverman family moved out west to Tucson, Arizona. Greg had been accepted with full scholarship into the prestigious University of Arizona doctoral program in Choral Conducting. Dr. Greg Silverman completed the doctoral degree in December 2013. He served as a Music Professor and Choral Conductor at Eastern University. Dr. Greg presently is the President of his own ministry as well as the Director of Worship Arts at Desert Hope Lutheran Church in Tucson (www.deserthope.org). As part of his work in Silverman Ministries, Inc., Dr. Greg offers worship concerts, recordings, and training for other worship leaders and artists. Visit https://gregsilverman.com/about/ministry to learn more about Silverman Ministries, Inc.
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Een All That Jazzz gevuld met louter Vocal Jazz. Werd 't wel weer eens tijd voor, dacht ik...
Deel twee van deze "All That Jazzz", geheel gewijd aan Vocal Jazz.
In the 38th episode of the ECM podcast, we're joined by the trio of Alice Zawadzki, Fred Thomas and Misha Mullov-Abbado, who present a rare alchemy on their trio debut "Za Górami", fusing folk idioms from a multitude of sources with free flowing interplay and fluid structures. Inhabiting their own stylistic realm, the trio encompasses folk song, chamber music, improvisation and acoustic jazz, and presents the full span of their reach in a mesmerizing whole. Alice, Fred and Misha talk about the meaning behind the Polish term "Za Górami", the emotional impact of Ladino songs, how the three came together and where they meet in music as well as aobut the recording session at the Auditorio in Lugano, and more.
In the 36th episode of the ECM podcast, the legendary singer Norma Winstone joins us to talk about her new duo album "Outpost of Dreams", recorded in duo with pianist Kit Downes. Norma talks about her incredible career, her history with ECM and the collaboration with Kit Downes.
A lot of listeners worry that jazz has ossified in the last, say, fifty years or so, but Mike decides to do something about it, terminological speaking, anyway. So this fortnight's episode explores the difference between curating a tradition and trying to create something new within it. Our test subjects comprise three brand-new releases (two instrumental, one vocal) and a vocal album from the nineties paying tribute to the Prince of Darkness himself, Miles Davis. Curtis Taylor – TAYLOR MADE; Brandon Goldberg– LIVE AT DIZZY'S; April Varner – APRIL; Shirley Horn – I REMEMBER MILES.
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet".
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Michele Weir is a distinguished educator who has made significant contributions to the advancement of vocal jazz education, globally. As an arranger / pianist / vocalist, she is well known for her versatile skill set and ability to inspire. As one student put it, “Thank you again for being such an amazing mentor. You are truly the person I strive to be.” Michele's arrangements have been performed by renowned vocal groups such as New York Voices and the Swingle Singers, in addition to orchestral works played by symphonies including the Boston Pops. Michele served as Vocal Producer for the Manhattan Transfer's 2009 CD release, The Chick Corea Songbook, contributing two arrangements to the project as well. Her numerous educational arrangements are available through various publishers in addition to her online platform, the MichMusic Store. Currently on faculty at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Michele is an active teacher and clinician. Her expertise has taken her to over 20 countries, presenting at premier music conferences such as the World Choral Symposium, the Jazz Education Network Conference, and the ACDA National Conference. A notable highlight was her invitation to be Keynote Speaker for the inaugural International Jazz Voice Conference in Helsinki, 2015.
"I didn't want to do any middle level teaching because of behavior, but I ended up teaching eight years at Patrick Henry Junior High. I loved every moment of it. I learned that if the kids loved and trusted you, they would do anything for you. It was just so much fun to take what they were willing to give and do some good work with them. It all translated into how they behaved in choir."Cathleen Britton has been making music her entire life. She grew up in Aberdeen, South Dakota, and then studied music at The University of South Dakota, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master's Degree in Music Education. Britton has spent her career largely in Sioux Falls directing middle and high school vocal music programs. Her concert choirs have been selected repeatedly to perform at regional conventions, college music festivals and even at Carnegie Hall. Show choirs directed by Britton have received top awards at competitions in a multi‐state area. Outside school, Britton directed the Asbury Methodist Adult Choir for 15 years and was vocal conductor at the Augustana Summer Music Camp. She has served as Clinician and Festival Conductor at numerous conventions and competitions throughout the state and region. She traveled to Muscat, Oman as a festival conductor for the TAISM Festival of Choirs.Britton has fostered the growth of vocal music programs through her work in the American Choral Directors' Association where she has served as Repertory and Standards Chairperson for Vocal Jazz and Show Choir, Publicity Chair, and Convention Clinician for the North Central Division of the ACDA. She also held the office of State President of the South Dakota Chapter of ACDA. In 1996, Britton received the Encore Award for excellence and achievement in choral music and in 2008 was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award by her peers in the American Choral Directors' Association‐South Dakota Chapter. Britton was honored as the South Dakota recipient of the National Federation of High Schools 2011 Outstanding Music Educator Award. She was their North Central regional recipient for the same award in 2017, and in 2020, she received a national citation from NFHS.To get in touch with Cathy, you can find her on Facebook (@cathy.clark.britton) or Instagram (@catbritton).Choir Fam wants to hear from you! Check out the Minisode Intro Part 3 episode from February 16, 2024, to hear how to share your story with us.Email choirfampodcast@gmail.com to contact our hosts.Podcast music from Podcast.coPhoto in episode artwork by Trace Hudson
We're back! Our spring season ('spring' is a bit 'hopeful' at the moment and also autumn for southern hemisphere listeners) opens with a look at vocal jazz in the cool company of the sextet, STANDARD DEVIATION. Ever tried it yourself and wondered just how it works? Now you can. Robert is joined by Tegan Eldridge, Olivia Hugh-Jones, Nell Norman, Hugh Beckwith, Harry Baker and Tom Lowen.TRACK LISTING :Swingin' Till The Girls Come HomeOscar Pettiford & Jon Hendricks, arr. Harry BakerA Red Red Rosetrad./Burns, arr. Edward Randell (ex-Swingle)I Know You KnowEsperanza Spalding, arr. Aled WalkerSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/choral-chihuahua. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ryan W. Holder is currently in his eighteenth year as the Associate Director of Choral Studies at Northern Arizona University (Flagstaff, AZ), where he directs Vox Astra and the Northern Voices and High Altitude vocal jazz ensembles, teaches undergraduate and graduate conducting and choral methods, supervises choral student teachers, and serves as the adviser for the NAU student chapter of the American Choral Directors Association and the three contemporary a cappella groups. In addition, he is the coordinator of the annual Jazz/Madrigal festival, which brings in over 85 high schools and 145 choirs every year.Dr. Holder has given lectures and presentations at local, state, and regional ACDA and NAfME conventions, including a lecture on “Making the Transition from Classical to Vocal Jazz”. His vocal jazz ensembles have also been invited to perform throughout the Southwest, including performances at state and regional ACDA conferences, and was one of only three vocal jazz ensembles selected to perform at the 2012 Jazz Educators Network Conference in Louisville, Kentucky.Ryan has served as the Arizona State ACDA President as well as on the ACDA National Committee on Educational Technology. He also serves as the director of music at The Church of the Red Rocks in Sedona, Arizona where he is the founding artistic director of the Sedona Academy of Chamber Singers.Dr. Holder received his DMA degree from the University of Miami in addition to bachelor's and master's degrees from Southern Oregon University and University of Northern Colorado, respectively.To get in touch with Ryan, you can email him at Ryan.Holder@nau.edu or find him on Instagram (@the_ryan_holder).Choir Fam wants to hear from you! Check out the Minisode Intro Part 2 episode from May 22, 2023, to hear how to share your story with us.Email choirfampodcast@gmail.com to contact our hosts.Podcast music from Podcast.coPhoto in episode artwork by Trace Hudson
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental, and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet".Episode 12 - Smooth Jazz (2023)Date: July 15, 2023Session #11. Richard Elliot - Lip Service (4:35)2. Nicholas Cole - Snap (feat. Vincent Ingala) (4:29)3. Jaared - Crosswalk (4:31)4. Boney James - Bring It Back (3:36)5. Sugar & Silk - A.T.S. (4:53)Session:26. Pieces of a Dream - Malibu Nights (5:37)7. Gabriel Mark Hasselbach - Presence of Mind (4:34)8. Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do for Love (4:46)9. Roberto Vally - Woody's Gap (4:14)10. Peter White - Autumn Day (Album Version) (4:34)Session:311. Dino Soldo - Fool Me Twice (3:46)12. David Blamires - With Every Passing Day (5:22)13. Lake Effect - Used to Be Cha-Cha (4:43)14. Paul Brown - 7 And 7 (feat. Euge Groove) (3:45)15. Euge Groove - CHILLAXIN (6:07)Session:416. Blake Aaron - Big Bounce (radio edit) (3:38)17. Donald Fagen - I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World)(“International Geophysical Year”) (6:03)18. James PJ Spraggins - Up From Here (feat. Greg Manning & Eric Essix) (3:35)19. Mezzoforte - Playing for Time (5:18)20. Brian Simpson - Soul Connection (3:32)Session:521. Roberto Tola - Driving to Madrid (Radio Edit) (3:47)22. Al Jarreau - Boogie Down (4:03)23. Philippe Saisse - The City That Never Sleeps (feat. Marcus Miller) (3:50)24. Les Sabler - Moonlight (Radio Edit) (3:41)25. The North Lounge - Gentle Breeze (3:19)Session:626. George Benson - Fly By Night (4:53)27. Freddie Fox - Well Alright (4:01)28. Greg Adams & East Bay Soul - Dreams Come True (3:53)29. Brian Culbertson - Dance With Me Tonight (3:58)30. Brian Bromberg - Nico's Groove (4:36)
In this 24th episode of the ECM Podcast we're joined by Elina Duni to talk about her new recording "A Time To Remember", which sees her continuing her intimate musical conversations with Rob Luft on guitar, Fred Thomas on piano and percussion as well as Matthieu Michel on flugelhorn. Elina talks about images, sounds, exile, water and love.
Heute mit Efrat Alony. Seit ihrem ersten und letzten Auftritt mit dem Zurich Jazz Orchestra sind inzwischen 16 Jahre vergangen. Anlässlich des diesjährigen Konzerts haben wir mit Efrat Alony über ihre damalige Erfahrung im Vergleich zur heutigen gesprochen - und über vieles mehr: Welchen Beruf sie fast eingeschlagen hätte, ihre Studienzeit, und wie sich der Kreis mit ihrem neuen Album «Händel - Fast Forward» schliesst. Auch erzählt sie uns von der Bedeutung der Musik als Brücke zwischen verschiedenen Menschen, ihrem Kompositionsprozess, ihrer langjährigen Zusammenarbeit mit Ed Partyka, ihren Werten als Gesangsdozentin und vom Musikbusiness mit all seinen Hürden.
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet".Episode 11 - Smooth Jazz (2023)Date: 8 May 2023Session #11. 2Smooth(Rod Tate & Gregg Haynes) - Double Deuce (5:10)2. Allen Hinds - I Keep Forgetting (3:44)3. Fourplay - 101 Eastbound (5:56)4. Aaron Brown - Satin Sunset (4:23)5. Cindy Bradley - For The Cool In You (4:30)Session:26. Bob Baldwin - The Way She Looked (At Me) (5:44)7. Le Sonic feat. Jim Hynes & Scott Kreitzer - Riverside Drive (3:12)8. Claudia Hayden - I've Got This (4:36) 9. Amandus - Moving Up North feat Uli Brodersen (4:16)10.Ricky Peterson - Ricky Peterson - Look Who's Lonely Now (4:20)Session:311. Bobby Lyle - Nujazzy (5:10)12. Jayson Tipp - Groove Together (4:07)13. Bill Meyers - Valdez in The Country (4:09)14. Toni Braxton - I Love Me Some Him (Radio Edit)(4:36)15. Walter Beasley - Deja Vu (3:40)Session:416. Roberto Vally - Jazz Trance (5:47)17. Nathan Mitchell - Summer Nights (5:32)18. Ed Hamilton - On My Way (4:36)19. Kevin Jackson - KJ's Vybe (4:24)20. Threestyle - Living in This House (3:56)Session:521. Rocco & Rahj - Tobago Moon (6:23)22. Euphoria West - Studio City (4:19)23. Tony Lindsay - Never (4:03)24. Brooke Alford - Heaven on Earth (Radio Edit) (4:10)25. Earl Klugh - Twinkle (5:25)Session:626. Lemek - Groove Central feat. Ryan La Valette (radio)(4:43)27. Vincent Ingala - Ridin' The Wave (3:45)28. Jamiroquai - Seven Days In Sunny June (3:41)29. Al Degregoris - Bayou (3:41)30. Jonathan Butler - Bon Appetit (5:18)
We continue to gear up for the 2023 PMEA All-State Festival by talking with the conductors of all six All-State ensembles. Today we talk with Joe Boga, All-State Jazz Ensemble Conductor and Charlie Masters, All-State Vocal Jazz Conductor. Learn about the musical programs and what student participants can expect.
Boom and Muzi revist cat vs dogs, where are they now? What if the podcast were recorded in medieval times and finally they go back to music: a mini series discussing jazz. www.boomdachik.com https://support.boomdachik.com Medieval Loop One by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
“Over the Rainbow”, “Get Happy”, “Come Rain or Come Shine”. These are the songs you have been singing your whole life, and now is your chance to learn about who wrote them! In this week's episode, travel somewhere over the rainbow into the singular mind of renowned composer Harold Arlen, a key contributor to the American Songbook whose hundreds of pop tunes became runaway hits during the 1930s, ‘40s, and ‘50s. Arlen collaborated with the greatest of the Tin Pan Alley lyricists, including E.Y. "Yip" Harburg, Johnny Mercer, Ted Koehler, Ira Gershwin, Dorothy Fields, and Truman Capote. While any number of Arlen's compositions assured his prominent place in musical history, the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) deemed “Over the Rainbow” to be the 20th century's greatest song. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
“I Got Rhythm”, “Summertime”, “The Man I Love”. These are the songs you have been singing your whole life, and now is your chance to learn about who wrote them! In this week's episode, the men you love are at the forefront: George and Ira Gershwin, brothers who sometimes seemed to write their hits with four hands and one brain. George's gift for melody and Ira's ability to seamlessly blend lyrical sophistication with the American vernacular made for a plethora of immortal songs that both reflected and shaped the dynamic forces of American modernism during the Jazz Age. Hear directly from Michael Feinstein, Norm Lewis, and more, as they guide you through the astounding lives of these two geniuses, cut from the same cloth.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
“You're the Top”, “I've Got You Under My Skin”, “Love for Sale”. These are the songs you have been singing your whole life, and now is your chance to learn about who wrote them! In this week's episode, you'll fall freely in love with Cole Porter, the master of melody and lyrics who changed the soundscape and language of American music - and America itself. Writing songs for over 30 stage and film musicals, his best work set standards of sophistication and wit seldom matched in the popular musical theater. And, as explained by pioneering songwriter Justin Tranter, Porter blazed the trail for generations of queer writers to come, pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo of the American musical form. Featuring key interviews from acclaimed writer Adam Gopnik and musical icon Elvis Costello, this episode illuminates the magic of Cole Porter.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
“Wouldn't It Be Loverly”, “Get Me to the Church on Time”, “If Ever I Would Leave You”. These are the songs you have been singing your whole life, and now is your chance to learn about who wrote them! This week's episode is guaranteed to be “loverly”, as we dive headfirst into the life and times of Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe, one of the greatest songwriting teams in history responsible for the most stylish, sophisticated theater music of the 20th century. The Lerner-Loewe formula was to combine Loewe's lush, melodic music, redolent of Viennese waltz, with Lerner's witty, literate lyrics; this they did in some of the most popular and best-remembered musicals of the mid-20th Century, including My Fair Lady, Brigadoon, and Camelot. As told by scholars such as Laurence Maslon as well as Liza Lerner, Alan Lerner's daughter, the origin story of Lerner & Loewe illuminates how their disparate paths converged to form a dynamic duo that would define the future of American musical theater. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet".Session 11. Ultrablue - Skybound (3:31)2. Althea Rene - Seven Years Good Luck (4:42)3. Nicolas Bearde - Summer Sunday (4:22)4. Kim Waters - Joy Dance (4:11)5. Eric Hutchinson- The Best Part (4:53)Session 26. Soul Ballet - Luv'll Find A Way (5:39)7. Gabriel Mark Hasselback - Litmus Test (4:34)8. The Pat Pervillo Big Rhythm Band - Runnin' (7:11)9. Ryan La Valette - Dreams (4:37)10. Pamela Williams - Stone Cold (4:17)Session 311. Gerry Smoot - Say Less (5:08)12. Seal - Crazy (5:56)13. Les Sabler - New Bossa (4:02)14. Attila Zavodi - River Waves (3:52)15. Tim Bowman - Africa (4:33)Session 416. Kyle Turner - Nightvibes (6:02)17. Victor Fields - Let Me Be Good To You18. Carl Cox - Stickwidit (3:39)19. Andre Ward - Kiss of Life (3:58)20. Jason Jackson - Workin' It Out (4:13)Session 521. Paul Taylor - And Now This (3:44)22. Ricky Peterson - Look Who's Lonely Now (4:20)23. Mario Rossi - Wonderlove (3:32)24. Carlos Camilo - On My Way (feat. David Margam) (4:32)25. Steve Barakatt - Temptation (5:50)Session 626. Tim Cummingham - Freedom (5:33)27. Mark Etheredge - Saucy (feat. Paul Brown) (4:16)28. Norman Brown - Late Night Drive (3:51)29. Vincent Ingala - Snap Crackle Pop (3:51)30. Peter White - Perfect Moment (Album Version) (4:45)
Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
“Paper Moon”, “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?”, “Over the Rainbow”. These are the songs you have been singing your whole life, and now is your chance to learn about who wrote them! In this week's episode, feast your ears on a wealth of knowledge as we pull back the curtain on Yip Harburg, “Broadway's social conscience” who was unique among his peers for always integrating his worldviews into his shows and songs. From articulating the struggles of the Great Depression to daring listeners to dream, Yip Harburg seamlessly weaved politics and prose together, and in doing so, crafted a musical fabric now embedded into the zeitgeist of American musical culture. Immerse yourself in the story of Harburg and his lasting legacy, as told by cultural icon Rufus Wainwright, Yip Harburg's son Ernie, and more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Join renowned vocal pedagogue, Jeanie LoVetri, as she explores Our Vocal Universe! Gain insight into the system and art of the singing voice, learn applied information from Jeanie's Pedagogy Corner, and hear from her incredible guests! Our special guest for episode 3 is Kate McGarry, the world-renowned singer and voice teacher!
Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
“Moon River”, “Days of Wine and Roses”, “Hooray for Hollywood”. These are the songs you have been singing your whole life, and now is your chance to learn about who wrote them! In this week's episode, we say hooray and honor of the life of Johnny Mercer, preeminent songwriter whose poetic lyrics vividly captured the complexities of human experience. A four-time Oscar winner, Mercer was an incredibly versatile writer, with a catalog of songs stretching from tear-jerking ballads to comedic, character-driven numbers. Featuring stories recounted by Paul Scahill and Margaret Whiting, descendants of long-time Mercer collaborators Sadie Vimmerstedt and Robert Whiting respectively, this episode offers a lens through which to see the man whose words defined American popular culture of the mid-20th Century.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
“People”, “Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend”, “Everything's Coming Up Roses”. These are the songs you have been singing your whole life, and now is your chance to learn about who wrote them! In this week's episode, everything's coming up Jule Styne, one of the undisputed architects of American musical theater. Fast-talking and a relentless hustler, he was a highly adaptable, brilliant musician, composing the scores for Broadway hits such as Gypsy and Funny Girl. Listen here for an in-depth journey into this musical icon's storied past, as told by renowned author James Kaplan and musical legend Alan Bergman.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
“At Last”, “Lullaby of Broadway”, “That's Amore”. These are the songs you have been singing your whole life, and now is your chance to learn about who wrote them! In this week's episode, come along and listen as we take a deep dive into the life and times of Harry Warren, one of the most prolific composers and lyricists in American musical history. While others found fame and glory on Broadway, Warren worked primarily in motion pictures, writing over 300 songs for the silver screen and turning out hit after hit. Featuring exclusive interviews with Billy Corgan, Michael Feinstein, and Warren's granddaughter, Julia Riva, this episode will shine a new light on both Harry Warren's illustrious body of work and the personal history that shaped it. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Setting The Standard: Stories From The Great American Songbook
A new podcast from Warner Chappell Music, BANG and Audiation, Setting the Standard: Stories from the Great American Songbook, cordially invites you to listen along as we answer the question: “Who wrote these classic songs”? From Johnny Mercer to Cole Porter to the Gershwins, join us as we dive headfirst into the lives of America's musical greats and learn how their musicianship and storytelling would shape American culture for decades to come. Replete with key interviews from a bevy of cultural icons such as Billy Corgan, Michael Feinstein, and Alan Bergman, this podcast will grant you unparalleled access into the world of this formative era in American musical history.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet" for your listening pleasure.Session #11. Earl Klugh - Twinkle (5:25) CD "Crazy for You'-19812. Michael Fields Jr. - Lovette Road (3:43) CD "On the Move'-20183. Patrick Yandall - Stay Tonite (4:33) CD "Stratophunk'-20224. Daniel Girvan - Stay Wit It (4:13) CD "Khronos'-20225. Jonathan Butler - Sweet Serenade (4:37) CD "Living My Dream"-2018Session #26. Jason Peterson DeLaire - After Hours (3:50) CD "After Hours"-20227. Will Donato - Good On You (4:11) CD "Good On You"-20228. Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - I'll Still Be Lovin' You featuring Phil Perry on lead vocals (4:48) CD "Smokin' Section"-19999. Thom Rotella - Feelin' It (3:35) CD "Feelin' It"-202210. Roberto Vally - On the Down Low (4:14) CD "On the Down Low"-2021Session #311. David Benoit - Miles After Dark (5:33) CD "Professional Dreamer"-199912. Rohan Reid - Razzle Dub (3:56) "single"-202213. Paul Brown - Secret Sauce (4:00) CD "Promised Land"-202214. Eric Burdon & War - Spill the Wine (4:03) CD "Eric Burdon Declares War"-197015. Jim Adkins - Night Groove (4:51) CD "Soul Expression"-2022Session #416. WaKaNa - Silk (4:26) CD "A Sunny Day" -202217. Norman Brown - Pop's Cool Groove (4:25) CD "Stay with Me" -200718. Tony Lindsay - True Love (RADIO EDIT) (4:00) "single" -202219. A. Ray Fuller - A Coastal Breeze (3:44) "single"-202220. Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - Just Takin' A Walk (5:55) CD "Smokin' Section" -1999Session #521. After 7 - Tomorrow Can Wait (3:24) "single" -202222. Boney James - Bring It Back (3:36) CD "Detour" -202223. Sonny Emory - Latina feat Bob James (radio edit) (3:40) CD "Soul Ascension" -202224. Anita Baker - Same Ole Love (365 Days of the Year) (4:02) CD "Rapture" -198625. Nick Colionne - Step To This (3:52) "single" -2022Session #626. Martin Fuss - Two of A Kind (4:52) CD "Vienna Soul Station" -200627. Nils - Nine 2 Five (4:00) CD"Cool Shades" -202228. Lindsey Webster - Stay With Me (Soul Jazz Mix) (feat. Randy Brecker) (4:24) CD"Reasons" -202229. Jazz Funk Soul - Hustle (3:33) CD "Forecast" -202230. Johnny Britt - After We Play ft. Peter White (3:53) "single" -2022
Join renowned vocal pedagogue, Jeanie LoVetri, as she explores Our Vocal Universe! Gain insight into the system and art of the singing voice, learn applied information from Jeanie's Pedagogy Corner, and hear from her incredible guests! Our special guest for episode 2 is Theo Bleckmann, the world-renowned artist and teacher!
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet" for your listening pleasure.Session #11. Dave Koz - Together Again (4:15)2. Ryan La Valette - Highway 10 (4:25)3. Demetrius Nabors - Sensuality (5:39)4. Steve Cole - Covent Garden (4:44)5. Daryl Hall - Cab Driver (5:22)6. Steve Oliver - Slingshot (3:52)7. Garry Percell - Smooth Strut (3:50)8. Paul Hardcastle - Cut Loose (4:22)9. Boz Scaggs - Desire (5:17)10. J3 - Hela (3:20)Session #211. Slim Gambill - Boom (3:35)12. Allen Carman Project - Straight Up (4:05)13. Jacob Webb - Nothing Better (4:14)14. Tony! Toni! Tone! - (Lay Your Head On My) Pillow (6:12)15. Kim Scott - SHINE! (feat. Blake Aaron) (4:21)16. Brenda Russell - Walkin' in New York (4:23)17. Norman Brown - Back At Ya (3:42)18. Four80East - Shakedown (5:03)19. David Mann - Where is the Love (4:12)20. Chris 'Big Dog' Davis & Najee - Quiet Storm (4:07)Session #321. Jackiem Joyner - Say What (3:47)22. Daryl Beebe - Road Trip (4:10)23. Amandus - Groove Infection (feat. Uli Brodersen) (4:58)24. Bobby Caldwell - Your Precious Love (4:27)25. Julian Vaughn - Rock Steady (feat. Darren Rahn) (4:26)26. Jeff Lorber - Say Love (feat. Eric Benet) (4:16)27. Vincent Ingala - Hypnotic State (3:54)28. Wakana - A Sunny Day (4:16)29. Jeff Lorber Fusion - Sun Princess (4:03)30. Brian Simpson - A Soft Touch (4:30)
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion,Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both majorand indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet"for your listening pleasure.Session 11. Cindy Bradley - Drive (4:21)2. Lin Rountree - Candie's Dance (4:29)3. Wakana - Fika Talk (feat. Jonathan Fritzen) (4:15)4. Daryl Beebe - New Day (3:45)5. Mike Phillips - City Lights (3:00)6. Patrick Lamb - Dream Again (4:30)7. Sergey Chipenko - All for You (4:51)8. Al Green - Take Me to the River (3:44)9. Dave Koz - Summertime in NYC (feat. Brian McKnight) (4:06)10.Brian Simpson - What I'm Waiting For (4:12)Session 211.Yancyy - Happy (Radio edit) (3:48)12.Ryan La Valette - Let It Flow (4:06)13.Walter Chancellor Jr - TIME 2 CHILL (4:22)14.Richard Elliot - Move Ahead (3:56)15.Pieces of a Dream - In Too Deep (4:32)16.Nicholas Cole - Feelings (5:01)17.Mark Carter - Swingtown (feat. Mark Etheredge) (3:47)18.Blair Bryant - Kiss of Life (4:47)19.Dee Brown - Make Up Your Mind (radio single) (4:00)20.The Braxton Brothers - Catalina Nights (4:04)Session 321.Bruno Mars & Anderson Paak - Love's Train (5:07)22.Mike Levine - Chillin Out (feat. Andy Snitzer) (3:38)23.Kyle Schroeder - Let's Get Up (3:27)24.Paul Jackson Jr. & Jeff Lorber and Lindsey Jackson - Love Like This (3:58)25.Eric Darius - That's My Jam (feat. Justin Lee Schultz) (4:19)26.Gary Honor - Deep Blue (Radio Edit) (4:29)27.ERIC ESSIX & RUBEN STUDDARD - AIN'T NO SUNSHINE (3:58)28.Ragan Whiteside - Thrill Ride (4:12)29.J. Walker Jr. - Velvet Rose (3:59)30.Jazz Holdouts - Workin' (4:06)
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet"for your listening pleasure.1. Michael Broening - Summer In Blue (Radio Edit) (4:29)2. Marcus Anderson - Soul Ties (4:06)3. Kim Waters - Feels Like Friday Night (4:19)4. Blake Aaron - Dreamland (4:08)5. Najee - Bounce (4:20)6. Bob Baldwin feat. Paul Brown & Ragan Whiteside - The Rubberband Man (5:44)7. Jason Jackson - Groove All Night (3:53)8. Boney James - Sundance (3:49)9. Lisa Addeo - Deep Blue C (feat. Ryan Montano) (4:26)10. Tom Grant - Talk to Me Nice (4:04)11. Wakana - Dance with Sea Firefy (4:31)12. Randy Crawford - Bye Bye (3:54)13. Matt Lee - ONE MORE KISS (4:24)14. Daryl Beebe - Road Trip (4:10)15. Wayman Tisdale - It's A Good Day (feat. Jeff Lorber & Tom Braxton) (4:15)16. Chris Standring - Shadow of Doubt (4:32)17. Tim Bowman - Soul Dream (5:02)18. Ryan La Valette - Highway 10 (4:25)19. David Mann - Smoke Rings (5:26)20. Jason Peterson DeLaire - Nightcap (feat. Chris Camozzi) (3:53)21. Greg Manning - Be Strong (4:34)22. Richard Elliot - Harry the Hipster (4:31)23. Gerald Albright - G Wiggle (4:30)24. Sekou Bunch - Everything I Miss at Home (4:08)25. Jeff Ryan - Sentimental Soul (4:01)26. Joyce Cooling - East Side (5:35)27. Vincent Ingala - Shadow Dancer (4:06)28. Marc Antoine - Quand Le Jazz Hip-Hop (4:12)29. Eric Valentine - Q's Vibe (4:19)30. Four80East - Bumper to Bumper (3:58)31. Terry-O - Side Hustle (4:01)
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion,Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both majorand indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet"for your listening pleasure.Episode 4 - Smooth Jazz (2022)Session 11.Matt Marshak - Time For Takeoff (4:12)2.Brian Culbertson - Step into Love (5:08)3.Nicolas Bearde - Wild Is The Wind (4:26)4.Paul Taylor - Find a Way (4:25)5.Joe Plass - Coastline Drive (Radio Edit) - (feat. Andy Warr, Barry Aiken & John Raymond) (4:43)6.George Jinda - Somewhere, Nowhere (6:11)7.Everette Harp - What's Going On (5:46)8.Oscar Brashear - Smooth (4:05)9.Micheal Manson - Outer Drive (4:54)10.Joe Sample - Jungle Walk (5:11)Session 211.JJ Sansaverino - Miami (4:08)12.Tom Scott & The L.A. Express - Smokin' Section (4:59)13.Ray Obiedo - One wish (3:56)14.Wayman Tisdale - Way Up (4:06)15.Bobby Lyle - Southern Winds (4:57)16.Najee - Dr. Dolittle (Featuring Frank Wilkens) (4:28)17.Marc Antoine - Sarava (5:31)18.Roger Smith - Vega (4:02)19.Tom Scott - Sarah, Sarah (5:22)20.Ronny Jordan - Island Paradise (5:36)Session 321.Kloud 9 - Don't Take It Personal (feat. Kirk Whalum) (5:07)22.The Braxton Brothers - Didn't I Tell Ya? (5:07)23.Myron McKinley & Reggie Hamilton - If You Leave Me Now (4:48)24.Darren Rahn - Midnight Sun (Extended Version) (4:22)25.Ian Martin - Tell Me If You Still Care (3:56)26.Patrick Bradley - Song of May (feat. Darren Rahn) (4:24)27.Kevin Toney - Just Like the First Time (4:37)28.Walter Beasley - Hydra (5:45)29.Act Of Faith - If You Believe (Steppers Instrumental) (4:58)30.Randy Crawford - I'd Be An Angel (4:47)
"Going Pop" can mean many different things where jazz musicians are concerned, from adding electricity (dang it, Miles, why you do that?), to covering pop songs, to actually experimenting with writing pop songs (not too many take this path and few emerge unscathed). And then there's rare jazzer combining jazz and pop songs, as you'll soon find out. This time out we look at approaches all over the spectrum, ending with a vocal album Mike has already pegged as an album of the year contender. Cecile McLoren – GHOST SONG; John Pizzarelli – DOUBLE EXPOSURE; Reuben Wilson – LOVE BUG; Bill O'Connell – A CHANGE IS GONNA COME.
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet" for your listening pleasure.Episode 2 - Smooth Jazz (2022)Session 11.Nick Colionne - What You Do To Me (4:57)2.Spontaneous Groovin' Combustion - Chicago Morning (4:20)3.Phil Casagrande - Love's Theme (Radio Remix) (4:09)4.Bob Baldwin - You Got This (feat. Gregory Goodloe) (5:07)5.Dante - Defy (4:20)6.Slim Gambill - Slim Gambill Boom (3:35)7.Nestor Torres - Thank You Willie (4:16)8.Jason Peterson DeLaire - Nightcap (feat. Chris Camozzi) (3:53)9.Mark Maxwell - That Night (5:29)10.Sonny Emory - Car Guy - (Feat. Bobby Lyle) (3:23)Session 211.Ephy Nev - Up From the Skies (3:46)12.Julian Vaughn - Amore (3:52)13.Justin Klunk - Dive (3:40)14.Yancyy - Happy (Radio edit) (3:48)15.Matt Lee - ONE MORE KISS (4:21)16.Eric Valentine - Q's Vibe (4:19)17.Gabriel Mark Hasselbach - Heading North (4:42)18.Aston Grey Project - You Be On (4:32)19.Igor Gerzina - Driving All Night (3:30)20.Michael Coleman Jr. - Glide (4:03)Session 321.Johnny James aka "Dr. J" - Foolish Heart (Paul Brown Mix) (3:37)22.Tommy Davidson - Sweet Reunion (feat. Dave Koz) (4:24)23.Claudia Hayden - Turn Me Up! (4:06)24.Julian Vaughn - Take That (4:17)25.Mike Levine - Miami Spice (feat. Nestor Torres) (4:00)26.Rodney Greene - Real Close ft. Jackiem Joyner (4:10)27.Jason Jackson - Groove All Night (3:53)28.Rockie Robbins - You and Me (4:50)29.Sylvester Harper - Night Mood (4:47)30.Tom Browne - Radio Vibes (feat. Jeanette Harris) (4:09)Check out The Source:Smooth Jazz Radio @ https://www.thesourcesmoothjazzradio.com/playing.html
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet"Episode 2 - Smooth Jazz (2022)Session 11.Blake Aaron - Dreamland (4:08)2.Jason Peterson DeLaire - Nightcap (feat. Chris Camozzi) (3:53)3.Dante - Defy (4:20)4.Christophe Goze - Soul to Soul (3:48)5.Stabe Wilson - Calling (5:15)6.Brandon Marceal - Keep Movin' (3:59)7.Miles Gilderdale - Purple People (RB Mix) (3:19)8.Igor Gerzina - Driving All Night (3:30)9.Joe Leavy - Inside You (Smooth Vibe) (4:08)10.Sonny Emory - Car Guy - (Feat. Bobby Lyle) (3:23)Session 211.Norman Brown - Back At Ya (3:42)12.Carl Cox - Risk (3:58)13.Nestor Torres - Thank You Willie (4:16)14.Art Ruprecht - Saving Grace (4:08)15.Justin Lancaster - All In (3:46)16.Roberto Vally - On the Down Low (4:14)17.Jo Harrop - Everything's Changing (Remix) (3:58)18.Aston Grey Project - You Be On (4:32)19.Clay Benjamin - Forever and Always (4:15)20.Abe LaMarca - Back in my natural groove (Radio edit) (3:54)Session 321.Riley Richard - Can't Hold Back (4:05)22.Freda Payne - Just to Be With You (4:25)23.Julian Vaughn - Amore (3:52)24.Richard Elliot - Move Ahead (3:56)25.Keith Andrew - Now's the Time (feat. Bob James) (4:20)26.Joyce Spencer - Sax-O-Phunk (3:55)27.Sergey Chipenko - Kindness (feat. Dave Koz) (4:05)28.Erisa Nicole - Good Feelin' (3:37)29.Mattias Roos - Can You Feel The Love (3:40)30.Tom Braxton - Sharon's Groove (4:11)
We had such a lovely chat with artist, teacher, bandleader, Paola Vera coming to us from her home in France! Paola along with her artist career is also a highly respected music educator, who's a professor of Jazz at the prestigious Conservatoire of Music in Bordeaux, France! Chatting about her inspirational life story - her arrival in France a decade ago, and the monumental achievements she's achieved in her musical, and music educational career, as a f/t working Mom, becoming a French citizen, learning a new language. Paola gives us the inside scoop on what was her motivation for her latest new single release ~ ''Jack Of All Trades' and YOU get to hear a clip as well ~ #WomensInternationalDay2022 You can check out ALL the links for Paola Vera - https://linktr.ee/PaolaVeraMusic Music Matters with Darrell Craig Harris is sponsored by Kathy Ireland Worldwide with support from www.MusicTribesUnite.News~ and Nigel J.~ my co-producer and voice over talent from his studio @ VoiceWrapStudio.com ~ Our thanks to Rodney Hall FAME Recording Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama for our intro and outro backing music clip. A Big Shout and thanks to our friends at #AudioGeer , @sullenfamily and the awesome support! #Shure #MV7 #podcast mic! Please check out our Music Matters podcast on @spotifypodcasts Hey, also check out the New Music Matters Podcast Website- and Music Matters SWAG - Please, support, LIKE and helps us grow - check out our Social Media pages:
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet"Episode 1 - Smooth Jazz (2022)Session 11.Pieces of a Dream - Ear Candy (4:17)2.Adam Hawley - Gotta Get Up (4:11)3.Heatwave - Always and Forever (6:09)4.Lee Jones feat.David Margam - Sunset Boulevard (3:38)5.Chris Standring - Change The World (3:44)6.Lindsey Webster - I DIDN'T MEAN IT (5:52)7.Eric Burdon & War - Spill the Wine (4:03)8.Cal Harris Jr. - Bridges (radio single) (4:05)9.Norman Brown - Peace of Mind (4:11)10.ILYA SEROV - My Funny Valentine (Radio Edit) (4:28)Session 211.Keith Andrew - Now's the Time (feat. Bob James) (4:20)12.Sergey Chipenko - Kindness (feat. Dave Koz) (4:05)13.Roberto Tola - American Dream (3:22)14.The Rippingtons featuring Russ Freeman - One Step Closer (4:36)15.Greg Manning - Be Strong (4:34)16.Amandus - Groove Infection (feat. Uli Brodersen) (4:58)17.Bob Gross - Hard Time Waiting (feat. Najee) (4:37)18.Bob James Trio - Feel Like Making (Live) (3:56)19.Hank Bilal - Don't Stop Believin' (feat. Jackiem Joyner) (4:20)20.Fattburger - GrooveY2K (4:48)Session 321.Ohio Players - Heaven Must Be Like This (7:13)22.Ryan La Valette - Let It Flow (4:06)23.Vincent Ingala - Shadow Dancer (4:06)24.Johnny Britt - Is It Cool (feat. Josh Britt) (4:24)25.Paula Atherton - Keep It Comin' (4:06)26.Brian Bromberg - Quarantine Radio Edit (4:06)27.Blair Bryant - Chocolate for Breakfast (4:23)28.The Braxton Brothers - Didn't I Tell Ya (5:07)29.Janice Lacy Project Feat. Eden Perez - Back In The Sun (3:49)30.Julian Vaughn - Amore (3:52)
We continue to gear up for the 2022 PMEA All-State Festival by talking with the conductors of all six All-State ensembles. Today we talk with Brian McCarthy, All-State Jazz Ensemble Conductor and Elizabeth Radigonda, All-State Vocal Jazz Conductor. Learn about the musical programs and what student participants can expect.
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet"Episode 14 - Smooth Jazz (2021)Session #11. Bona Fide - Club Charles (4:32)2. Groove Frequencies - Grooves To Go (4:32)3. Vincent Ingala - Disco Sax4. Le Sonic - Any Moment (3:14)5. Jeff Ryan - New Day (4:11)6. Jessy J - Second Chances (Ft. Norman Brown) (3:44)7. Steve Cole - Wayman (3:29)8. Jonathan Butler - Sweet Serenade (4:34)9. Carl Cox - Elevation (4:17)10. Gary Honor - Moonstreams feat. Steve Oliver (4:16)Session #211. Acoustic Alchemy - Marcus (4:43)12. The Rippingston featuring Russ Freeman - Temple Of The Sun (4:45)13. Cal Harris Jr. - Bridges (radio single)(4:05)14. William Prince - Mainstream (3:52)15. Boomtang All-Stars - Love Trip (3:57)16. Chris Camozzi - Swing Shift - (feat. Dave Koz) remix17. Teddy Pendergrass - Feel The Fire (feat. Stephanie Mills)(5:32) 18. Bob Baldwin - B. Positive! (3:58)19. Philippe Saisse - SHIFT ft. Marquis Hill (4:13)20. Larry Carlton And Paul Brown - Miles And Miles To Go (4:26)Session #321. Brian Culbertson - Feel The Love (4:59)22. Keb Mo - The Whole Enchilada (4:26)23. Gregg Karukas - Believe in Me (5:31)24. Da'Jatize - Lost Chronicles (4:58)25. Basia - Astrud (4:35)26. Karen Linette - Let Me Know (3:52)27. Derek Frank - I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) (5:32)28. Brother 2 Brother - I Like The Way She Makes Me Feel (4:43)29. Queens of Soul Jazz (Althea Rene & Jeanette Harris) - We Are One (4:18)30. Brooke Alford - SHINE (3:38)
Live from the Midwest Clinic in Chicago! Anna talks about her upcoming session Hindsight Is 20/20: A Vision To Build a Stronger Beginner String Foundation. Anna Radspinner is an alumnus of the Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education with a Master's degree in Administration from Wilkes University. She has been a music educator for 19 years with teaching experiences ranging from Kindergarten through 12th grade in the choral/classroom and in string education. Her areas of study include African-American music in which she leads a gospel choir at her home church, Vocal Jazz, the Orff-Schulwerk Approach and string pedagogy, where she arranges music and incorporates what is "relevant" into her style of teaching. Mrs. Radspinner has been a presenter at the Pennsylvania Music Educator Association State Conference and at the National Conference for the American String Teacher Association. She has also been a guest conductor and clinician for several festivals and in-services sessions in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia and West Virginia. Her intermediate school chamber orchestra will have performed for the Pennsylvania Music Educator Association State Conference three times in the past 5 years. Mrs. Radspinner has received the Pennsylvania Music Educator Association Citation of Excellence in Teaching Award, the Pennsylvania Delaware String Teacher Association 2018 String Teacher of the Year Award and most recently was named the Pennsylvania State University Music Educator's Alumni of the Year. Outside of the school day, Mrs. Radspinner performs in the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra and maintains a private violin and viola studio. She is also deeply committed to serving her community through school service projects. Currently, she is teaching strings in the Williamsport Area School District at the Andrew G. Curtin Intermediate School. She resides in the city of Williamsport with her husband, Matthew, also a string teacher in the district and their 3 daughters, Megan, Elizabeth (Libby) and Nina. For more information and for a ton of free resources, visit https://www.mrsradspinner.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/orchestrateacher/support
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet"Episode 13 - Smooth Jazz (2021)Session #11. Norman Brown - Heart To Heart2. 3rd Force - We Should Be Together3. Kim Waters - Step to This4. Dave Koz - The Closer We Get5. Steve Oliver - Slingshot6. Nathan Mitchell - Groove Therapy7. Bob Baldwin - Love's Light in Flight-Love Trippin'8. Yvonne Gage - Light My Fire9. Merlon Devine - Vigor (feat. Freddie Fox)10. Avenue Blue - Gimmie Some (feat. Jeff Golub)Session #211. Marc Antoine - Still In Love12. Kevin Hall - Why Not13. Stanley Clarke - The Learning Curve14. Vincent Ingala - Hypnotic State15. Larry Carlton And Paul Brown - Soul Searchin'16. Pieces of a Dream - Ear Candy17. Mark Jaimes - Peak Too Soon18. Chris Botti - Ever Since We Met19. Brian Simpson - Take It Up20. Chris Godber - West Coast SoulSession #321. North '2unes' Woodall - Funkie Sister22. Ron King - Chicago Song23. Zhane - Rendez-Vous24. Fantasy Band - The Last Laugh25. Ben Tankard - Right Turn Ahead26. Average White Band - When We Get Down To It27. Sun on a Beach Smooth Orchestra - Whispering Trees (radio edit)28. Marion Meadows - Lunchbox29. Marius Billgobenson - Wait And See30. Bill Meyers - Valdez in The Country
Questa puntata vi porta ad ascoltare una linea musicale che è quella indicata nel sottotitolo: Elektro-jazz, postbop, vocal-jazz. Apriamo con la musica dei Portico Quartet e proseguiamo come potete ascoltare o come potete leggere nell'articolo che trovate a questo link: https://www.jazzinfamily.com/la-puntata-del-18-novembre-2021-219/ Buon ascolto!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jazz-in-family/message
Sie hat den Vocal Jazz geprägt wie wenige andere Sängerinnen des 20. Jahrhunderts: Billie Holiday. Die Tragik ihrer Lebensgeschichte ist jedoch definitiv unerreicht. Die neue Doku „Billie“ stellt die Performance ihres prägendsten Songs ins Zentrum, in dem Holiday ihre private Tragödie zu der Geschichte der Schwarzen in den USA transzendiert: Strange Fruit.
A wide variety of Smooth Jazz, Contemporary, Easy Listening, Fusion, Instrumental and Vocal Jazz from around the world featuring both major and indie label artists. Playing "The Best Smooth Jazz on the Internet"Episode 12 - Smooth Jazz (2021)Session 11. Peter White - Are You Mine (5:22)2. Brian Culbertson - Feel the Love (4:59)3. Chris Botti - Miami Overnight (4:32)4. Reggie Harris - (I can't go for that ) NO CAN DO (4:07)5. Richard Smith - Soul Share - (feat. Richard Elliot) (4:15)6. Philippe Saisse - SHIFT - (feat. Marquis Hill) (4:13)7. Chris Geith - Claremont Avenue (4:16)8. Paul Brown - Deep Into It (4:07)9. Jeff Jarvis - Silverbird (3:45)10.Charles Langford - Dance With Me (4:11)Session 211.Jonathan Fritzén - Keys To Paradise (4:01)12.Doc Powell - Me Myself & Rio De Novo (feat. Bobby Lyle & Larry Kimpel) (4:21)13.Dean James - GroovySax (4:28)14.Bob Baldwin - B. Positive! (3:58)15.Norman Brown - Peace of Mind (4:11)16.Euge Groove - Good Night (5:02)17.Judah Sealy - Stylish (3:58)18.Allen Carman - Straight Up (4:05)19.Gino Rosaria - Don't Stop Now! ft. WaKaNa (4:07)20.Ilya Serov - Ironic (4:21)Session 321.MAYSA - Lovin You is Easy (4:05)22.Dee Brown - Tie The Knot (feat. Lin Rountree) (4:08)23.Althea Rene - My Summer Love (4:16)24.Ricardo Silveira - Francesa (5:31)25.Dee Lucas - Full Tilt feat Blake Aaron (4:10)26.Dave Koz - Summertime in NYC (feat. Brian McKnight) (4:06)27.Bill Banfield's Jazz Urbane - Unmistakably You (feat. Yanina Johnson) (3:17)28.Gabriel Mark Hasselbach - Chill@Will (feat. Bob Baldwin) (4:26)29.Marion Meadows - Twice As Nice (3:54)30.Axon Radio - Prom Drama (3:39)Session 431.Gerald Albright - Hope (4:20)32.Jody Mayfield - Strawberry Sunday (4:31)33.Mark Harris - Pocket Change (3:42)34.U-Nam - Perfect Match (The Wedding Song) - RadioEdit (3:59)35.Doug Jones - New Situation (4:05)36.Nils - Above the Clouds (radio edit) (3:53)37.Kayla Waters - Open Portals (Radio Edit) (4:23)38.Grover Washington, Jr. - Can You Stop The Rain (6:35)39.The Fantasy Band - Over And Over (5:21)40.Johnny Britt - Good Feelin (4:26)
On this episode of Finding Your Bliss, is fashionista and entrepreneur Dawn Librach. She is the owner and creator of Rewind, one of Toronto
Singular vocalists share words of wisdom and direction as they each discuss their unique approach to singing jazz and leading a group. Moderator: Camille Thurman. Panelists: Dee Dee Bridgewater; Kurt Elling; Sheila Jordan.
Sintonía: "Kenaston" - Chilly Gonzales "Will The Circle Be Unbroken", "Come On Up In Glory", "Don´t Drive Me Away", "Don´t Knock", "So Soon", "Somebody Saved Me", "Pray On", "Downward Road" y "Let´s Go Home", extraídas de una recopilación reeditada en vinilo por Cornbread Records, y titulada "Will The Circle Be Unbroken", del grupo de R&B vocal, The Staple Singers (1960) "Afro-Blue", "Long As You´re Living", "Let Up", "Thursday´s Child", "Brother, Where Are You?" y "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise", extraídas del álbum "Abbey Is Blue" (Cornbread Records, 1959), de la cantante de Jazz Abbey Lincoln Escuchar audio
Highline is a vocal jazz quintet comprised of five friendly friends who really like singing. The group was founded in December 2017 and has been creating music videos for original, tight 5-part arrangements ever since. Based in NYC, they perform in the tri-state area and beyond, such as headlining N.E. Voices 2020, opening for DCappella on tour, and setting the stage for Kathie Lee Gifford at the 2019 Nashville Pops Holiday Show. We sit down with the group's arranger, Jared Graveley, to talk about their rendition of the jazz standard, How High The Moon. Listen to it at https://open.spotify.com/track/5edHUd37KiVPLm5bTfkU4S?si=xrfGFvk-Q8uVPkOO5JTpKQ. Learn more about the group at https://www.highlinevocaljazz.com.
Kristin Berardi joined Dave Fuller from the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues to chat with David Moyle on Bent Notes about the importance of the National Jazz Awards, and their featuring of the Vocal […] http://media.blubrry.com/bent_notes/p/joy.org.au/bentnotes/wp-content/uploads/sites/107/2020/08/Wang-Fuller-Berardi-20200823-PODCAST.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 14:44 — 13.5MB) | Embed Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post National Awards Call for Vocal Jazz appeared first on Bent Notes.
Amanda Cornaglia steps in for Rachael to showcase a conversation with the incredible Bill Hare, the world’s most awarded individual Contemporary A Cappella producer, including over 70 appearances on BOCA, over 100 CARA nominations, over 40 albums in the RARB "Picks of the Year" lists, and 13 "DeeBee" awards since 1987 in the Vocal Jazz category from Downbeat Magazine! Learn more about Bill Hare here: https://www.billhareacappella.com/home.html.
June 16, 2020: I’ll Be Seeing You | Oklahoma All-State Vocal Jazz Ensemble by FUMCFW
We profile the Vocal Jazz Ensemble at ASIJ in this special episode. Plus, check out their recording of the song Bluesette by Toots Thielman at http://dealio.asij.ac.jp/episode/7f5a5927617044fe/bonus-bluesette. Credits: Audio Editing - Noah (11), Solomon (12) Music: www.bensound.com Find out more at http://dealio.asij.ac.jp
VJC Q&T podcast host Russell Schmidt has known jazz pianist, vocalist, composer, educator Pam Morita (The Nash Futures Workshop, Paradise Valley Community College) for more than a decade. Pam is the former Director of CityJazz (an outreach of Phoenix Center for the Arts) and currently leads the Nash Futures Workshop in downtown Phoenix. Additionally, she is on the faculty at Paradise Valley Community College.Just over a month ago, Pam sat down with Russ to discuss her initial transition from classical piano student to a working jazz musician, why she has been particularly motivated to work with music students at the beginning of their jazz journeys, and even how a more optimistic worldview has allowed her to find beauty in some interesting places.Learn more about Pamela Morita here: https://pamelamorita.wixsite.com/jazzLearn more about her innovative educational program, The Nash Futures Workshop, here: https://thenash.org/education/the-nash-futures-workshop/Learn more about some of the people, places, pieces, and concepts mentioned in the podcast here:J. S. Bach – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Sebastian_BachCount Basie – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Count_BasieTony Bennett (performing artist) – https://tonybennett.com/music.phpTony Bennett (visual artist) – https://www.tonybennett.com/arts.phpMiles Davis (performing artist) – https://www.milesdavis.com/albumsMiles Davis (visual artist) – https://www.milesdavis.com/gallery/miles-artwork/Claude Debussy – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_DebussyMichael Kocour – http://www.michaelkocour.com/Paul-Eirik Melhus (on SoundCloud) – https://soundcloud.com/paul-eirikmelhusMulgrew Miller – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulgrew_MillerMulgrew Miller (improvisation-as-language video) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyRGB_x7VSgLucas Pino – https://www.lucaspino.com/Maurice Ravel – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_RavelDiana Ross – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diana_RossDennis Rowland – https://www.dennisrowland.com/George Shearing – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_ShearingMiyoshi Umeki – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miyoshi_UmekiJoe Williams – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Williams_(jazz_singer)Oprah Winfrey – http://www.oprah.com/index.htmlAc-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive (song) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate_the_PositiveThe Courtship of Eddie’s Father (series) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Courtship_of_Eddie%27s_FatherCrazy Rich Asians (film) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Rich_Asians_(film)Every Day I Have the Blues (song) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Every_Day_I_Have_the_BluesThe Nash – https://thenash.org/Paradise Valley Community College Music Department – https://www.paradisevalley.edu/musicRelocation/Internment Camps – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internment_of_Japanese_AmericansTempo rubato – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempo_rubatoUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign School of Music – https://music.illinois.edu/Thanks for listening!PLEASE SUBSCRIBE & RATE THIS EPISODE!Website: https://www.valleyjazz.org/Social Media (Facebook): https://www.facebook.com/ValleyJazzCooperative/About The Host: Pianist/composer/educator Russell Schmidt has performed with such celebrated artists as Carl Allen, Michael Brecker, Eddie Daniels, Joe Lovano, Gerry Mulligan, Lucas Pino, Arturo Sandoval, and Clark Terry. Among his recordings as a leader are Anachromysticism (2012), which highlights Russell’s wide-ranging efforts as a jazz composer, Jazz Triptych, Volume I – The Sacred (2018), a collection of hymns and spirituals reimagined in the jazz language, and his most recent recording, the companion album Jazz Triptych, Volume II – The Secular (2019).After a distinguished career in academia, Russell joined Music Serving The Word in June 2014 as Coordinator of Education, founding MSW’s Valley Jazz Cooperative program in 2016. Previously, he served as Director of Jazz Studies at Bowling Green State University and the University of Utah. He was also a member of the Eastman School of Music jazz faculty, where he co-conducted the Eastman Studio Orchestra. A student of Rayburn Wright, Russell holds two degrees from Eastman.Find music from VJC Q&T host Russell Schmidt here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuao1b7Ztc7JNpUTzyorXDQ?The Questions & Tangents podcast is produced by Caleb Kilian for the Valley Jazz Cooperative, an outreach of MSW Ministries, a 501(c)(3) organization.
Enjoy the ride - Eine musikalische Auszeit mit dem Vocal Jazz Seminar in Trossingen Raus aus dem Alltag und einfach mal eine Woche nur singen! Und das alles in schön entspannter Atmosphäre mit anderen Menschen. Geboten wird das beim internationalen Vocal Jazz Seminar in Trossingen, welches der Deutsche Musikrat veranstaltet. Alle zwei Jahre findet das Seminar statt, auch dieses Jahr vom 19.- 26. Juli. Musikjournalistin Nena Wagner war vor zwei Jahren das erste Mal dort und begleitete das Seminar mit seinen Teilnehmern und Coaches, darunter Katarina Henryson, Jim Daus Hjernøe und Matthias Becker. Entstanden ist ein einstündiges Radio-Feature mit Interviews, Gefühlen und viel schöner Musik. Moderation & Redaktion: Nena Wagner
Today, my big sister Amanda Greatorex and I talk about her life as a mother and a musician. At 29 years old, Amanda is wife to her high school sweetheart Andy and mother to four children under the age of six. She describes how being the firstborn of five kids spurred her to be an independent forward-thinker who follows her gut--even when her gut leads her down paths that a lot of her peers aren't traveling yet. We talk about her college experience studying Vocal Jazz at the University of North Texas, and what led her to move back to New Jersey shortly after graduation to get married and start a family. We also discuss the challenges of balancing a career as a musician with parenthood, as well as her recent experience with postpartum depression and the wisdom she's gleaned from the early years of motherhood. We laugh, swap stories, talk about sibling dynamics, and discuss our differences in personality. You can learn more by visiting the Shownotes page.
In this episode we had the pleasure of speaking with Paula Harrell of P. Harrell Wines. We talked about: Party Planning at 12 Years Old Ah Ha Moments Advice for budding and existing Entrepreneurs Self-Care And so much more……….. Paula's Bio Paula J. Harrell is a San Francisco native and founder of P. Harrell Wines. She has had a long standing career in Real Estate & Mortgage Finance, as well as many years of civic endeavors with film and special events, but she has always had a special passion for wine. After years of engaging with the wine culture as a hobby, she finally started her own private label in November 2015. The daughter of an immigrant mother from Panama and an American father, P. Harrell Wines is a tribute to her family's entrepreneurial legacy and dedication to community, friendship, and cultural heritage. Paula's parents raised her and her 4 siblings, built a series of thriving residential care facilities in San Francisco and in homage, Paula has named her first two wines after residences and properties of her family's in San Francisco that hold special meaning to her. The Last Five Sips: If money were no object, what bottle of wine would you splurge on? Chateaunef-de-Pape Who would you love to share a bottle with, living or deceased? Dad What are some of the things you do or read to keep up to speed on what is happening in the wine industry? Visit Wineries, Keven Zraly – Windows on the World Wine Course, Wine Enthusiast, Wine Spectator, Food and Wine Magazine and Bon Appetite What advice would you give you your 22 year old self? Focus on your interest and learn how to say “No” more. When you finish your day and sit down with your favorite glass of wine, what is on your music playlist? Big Band, Vocal Jazz, Bossa Nova, Parisian Music, Salsa For more information: Website: http://pharrellwines.com/ Instagram, Facebook and Twitter - @pharrellwines Resources: https://winefolly.com/review/about-chateauneuf-du-pape-wine/ https://www.theprisonerwinecompany.com/ https://nickelandnickel.com/ https://www.opusonewinery.com/ https://www.anticanapavalley.com/ Restaurants where can you find Paula's Wine: Chop Bar Oakland Rustic-chic gastropub offering all-day American comfort fare & cocktails, plus beer & wine on tap. Oeste Oakland Daytime eats, multi-cultural dinner plates & drinks in chic, comfortable digs (& soon, a roof deck). Lungomare Oakland Modern Italian hot spot featuring a brick oven, cocktail bar, daytime cafe & ocean views. Agave Uptown Oakland Upscale Oaxacan-Californian cuisine offered in a chic, cozy space with culturally inspired accents. Two Jack Nik's San Francisco Seafood & Southern comfort food served since 1977 in an easygoing space with open-mike nights. SouthEnd Venice, CA Vinos by the glass paired with specialty pizza, charcuterie & other nibbles at this snug wine bar. The Battery, Private Membership Club https://www.thebatterysf.com/
NYC vocal ensemble Marquee Five continues the celebration of Leonard Bernstein with their arrangement of "Something's Comin'." I have been playing with M5 for the past few years, since we all did a production of CITY OF ANGELS together at the Goodspeed Opera House. Members are Sierra Rein, Lynsey Buckelew, Vanessa Parvin, Mick Bleyer, and Adam West Hemming, who is also their arranger/MD.
Fred Rogers never went to 'Nam - that's just one of the many insights we learn from interviewing the charming and talented Keri Johnsrud about her collaboration with pianist Kevin Bales based on songs written by the man we like to call "Cole Porter in a cardigan." After the interview, the boys discuss three other albums with at least a tangential relationship to children's music because, hey, that's a theme, people. Kevin Bales & Keri Johnsrud - BEYOND THE NEIGHBORHOOD; Jamie Cullum - TWENTYSOMETHING; Meredith d'Ambrosio - SLEEP WARM; Donna Leonhart - BEIN' GREEN.
Mark Williams and the Broadcast feat: David Lubega (Keyboard), HiLos, Promise, In Rare Form, A Special Blend, King's Heralds, A Special Blend, In One Accord, Heritage Singers, First Call, Dr. Timothy Amukele, Babbie Mason feat: N'Namdi Bryant, Joe Sample Feat Take 6
In this special episode broadcast, we delve into the International Sound & Radio Archives and uncover a long forgotten radio program which also happens to be named "Obscure Music History". The episode explores crooner Lenny Ziff's classic jazz standard 'Is It Your Love I'm Buying?' from the 1920s! || To follow Tom Hogan's new podcast mini-series, Missing Richard Mercer, visit http://missingrichardmercer.com. In this episode, we also name dropped fellow podcasters Welcome To Patchwork - https://omny.fm/shows/welcome-to-patchwork - and Childproof - https://childproofpodcast.com. Check out all the other nominations for the 2018 Australian Podcast Awards - https://australianpodcastawards.com/latest-news/finalists-announced || Obscure Music History is a podcast investigating historic rarities and B-sides of unpopular music. And it's a comedy! Produced by Tom Hogan. "Is It Your Love I'm Buying?", and all music from Obscure Music History, is available on iTunes and Spotify. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts from! For more information, visit ObscureMusicHistory.com. || http://www.obscuremusichistory.com/Lenny-Ziff-Is-It-Your-Love-I-m-Buying-1927
Student Views is a snapshot of life at UMD from a different perspective. Alissa Hokr is our guest today at Student Views, talking about Vocal Jazz, being a member of a Lake Effect, in a band plus managing school and artistic work. UMD Vocal Jazz
I recently visited my alma mater, Carson High School, where the Drama department presented Disney's "Beauty and the Beast." It was a great closing performance and I met some of the cast, members of the production team, and other wonderful people. I spoke with Director Marcia Barryte, and it is evident, through her dedication and passionate efforts, she helped put Carson High School back on the map with a much-needed Performing and Media Academy program. With the help and support of the parent volunteers, Principal, Dr. Windy Warren, and Los Angeles Unified School District Senior Executive Director of Arts in Education, Dr. Rory Pullens, the program continues to flourish and produce quality shows. More importantly, it has sparked the interests of many students, many who have never performed before, but who have discovered a newfound love for theater arts. Choreographer Ray Garcia (original Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "Rent") and Vocal Director Jolly Rodriguez talked about watching the students grow from Day 1, reflecting on how much they have improved and flourished, and more importantly, how much the program has boosted confidence levels. Theater Arts also promotes the importance of academics. As with any curricular activity, students must maintain a certain GPA in order to participate, therefore education is clearly the number one priority at Carson High School. I am proud of Carson High School! It was here I began my musical theater career starring as Kim McAfee in "Bye Bye Birdie" and Daisy Mae in "Li'l Abner." I was also involved in Vocal Jazz, a small vocal group that performed in several programs and participated in competitions. I am especially proud to have been a part of a reputable sisterhood called the "Bannergirls," a 12-member auxiliary squad who carried the shiny "CARSON" sign proudly at parades and performed at all football games during pre- and halftime shows. Together with the entire Carson High School Blue Thunder Marching Band and Auxiliary Units, we competed and won championships in regional and statewide competitions. Returning to the campus to watch the closing performance of "Beauty and the Beast" brought back wonderful memories of my time at Carson High School. They were some of the best years of my life. Without the arts and music programs, I wouldn't have made lifelong friends. I likely would not have pursued my passion and love for musical theater in college and thereafter. It goes without saying how truly important the Performing Arts and Media Academy at Carson High School is necessary and valuable in helping to transform lives! Please support the arts! To learn more about the Performing Arts and Media Academy at Carson High School, visit https://carsonhs-lausd-ca.schoolloop.com/perfarts. ***** MUSIC: Annie Talks theme song by Music by Keahi http://www.keahimusic.com/ #CarsonHighSchool #CarsonHighSchoolDrama #CarsonColts #Disney #BeautyandtheBeast #PerformingArtsandMediaAcademy #LosAngelesUnifiedSchoolDistrict #LAUSD #MarciaBarryte #DrWindyWarren #PrincipalWindyWarren #Superintendent #DrRoryPullens #RayGaria #RayGarciaRent #RayGarciaChoreographer #Rent #JollyRodriguez #JollyRodriguezVocalDirector #JeffreyAndersen #JeffreyAndersenMusicDirector --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
To welcome 2018, The Hot Box presents an all-singing show hosted as usual by former RTE presenter Donald Helme. This is a mix of Irish and American singers, with some special attention paid to the late Jon Hendrix, who also features in Donald's blog piece recalling Hendrix's residency in Ashbourne, Co. Meath back in the late 1960s. The show also presents a new singer who hails from the New England area of the US, Allegra Levy, who has, according to those in the know, or at any rate in the publicity business, “taken the jazz world by storm”. She is a real new voice on the scene, and composes much of her own work too.
In this tell-all interview, barbershop quartet The Pink Smudges open up, divulging the tragic details of how they came to be. This emotional interview explores notions of national identity, and parenthood, underlying their old timey single "Found A Dollar, Found A Dime". || Obscure Music History is a podcast investigating the anthology of rarities and B-sides of unpopular music. Produced by Tom Hogan. The Pink Smudges, and all music from Obscure Music History, are available on iTunes and Spotify. For more information, visit ObscureMusicHistory.com. || http://www.obscuremusichistory.com/the-pink-smudges-found-a-dollar-found-a-dime-1932
Coming from Arkansas, the Jacksonville HS Vocal Jazz joined us to talk about how they've transitioned to more of a contemporary a cappella focus, and what that means for their sound. We talk about what it's like to join a group in flux, and how the members have helped shape what's ahead. They also sang some songs for us! Recorded in 2017 - now the group is called Natural State of Mind.
Coming from Arkansas, the Jacksonville HS Vocal Jazz joined us to talk about how they've transitioned to more of a contemporary a cappella focus, and what that means for their sound. We talk about what it's like to join a group in flux, and how the members have helped shape what's ahead. They also sang some songs for us! Recorded in 2017 - now the group is called Natural State of Mind.
"The Singing Hoosier's and the Chimes of Christmas goes backdecades. We've welcomed the Vocal Jazz Ensemble to join us since their inception." Ly Wilder
Every week thousands of songs are released to radio, on streaming platforms, on digital stores, on social media, mixtapes, & CD albums. It would be impossible for the average musick lover to absorb this & sift through them -- That's why you have me. I'm Jakob Musick, & I was meant for this. You could say it's in my blood, or genes. Or Whatever. Today, I'm going to be highlighting a few great songs as well as one terrible one in a variety of genres - Hip-hop, Electropop, Vocal Jazz, Soul-- Though today's show is mostly Pop. It is fascinating to look at how many disperate releases are actually products of the same conglomerates. French mega-corporation Vivendi is responsible for 1, 3, 4, & 7 (Pop, Hip-Hop, & Jazz!). Oftentimes the differents parts of the same giant organization might not even be aware of each other's existence. Regarding no. 1 , I believe Justin Timberlake's vocal from the original "Where Is The Love" was utilizes, & I distinctly believe I heard some Mary J. & Usher in the background vocals of the song. However, I have no seen any official confirmation of this. Today! 1. #WHEREISTHELOVE - Black Eyed Peas, The World, Nas, Mary J. Blige(?), Usher(?), Justin Timberlake (?) - Pop - Interscope (Vivendi) 2. The Great Divide - Rebecca Black - Pop - Self-released 3. Sauce - Game - Hip-Hop - The Black Wall Street (Vivendi) 4. Hard Girls - KT Tunstall - Pop - Jaydone (Vivendi) 5. I Was Wrong (PANG Remix) - A r i z o n a - Electropop - Warner Music Group 6. Human - Bebe Rexha - Pop - Warner Music Group 7. Soul Eyes - Kandace Springs, Terence Blanchard - Vocal Jazz - Blue Note (Vivendi) 8. I Hate Donald Trump - Emilio Rojas - Hip-Hop - Same Plate Worst. Epitome Of Beauty - Charice - Pop - Star Recordings (ABS-CBS) Best. People Don't Get What They Deserve - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings - Soul - Daptone All except "Human" by Bebe Rexha are available now to stream & purchase. Please Support your artists!! Independent artists need your support on social media, spotify, & Itunes! Thank you!
The Jacobs School of Music's future-looking appointment brings a acclaimed vocal jazz educator to Bloomington.
We apologize for the archived show quality- Blogtalkradio.com was experiencing technical difficulties which prevented us from talking to callers because our switchboard was not operating correctly. On this special 90-minute show, Grammy nominated vocalist and scat singer extraordinare Janet Lawson was our guest! Janet Lawson is widely recognized for her impeccable musicianship and free-spirited, swinging improvisation. Her commitment to improvisation, the essence of jazz, and her later studies with tenor sax master Warne Marsh nourished her conception of the voice as an instrument. She has appeared with, among other jazz greats, Duke Ellington, Tommy Flanagan, Joe Newman, Barney Kessel, Milt Hinton, Ron Carter, Barry Harris, Dave Liebman, David and Lida Baker, Rufus Reid, Clark Terry, Billy Hart, Eddie Jefferson, Cedar Walton, Billy Higgins and Bob Dorough. Janet is co-founder of the Vocal Jazz program at The New School in NYC, where she is currently an Adjunct Professor. Lawson is also a member of the performing faculty of The International Music Camp for Young Latvian Musicians in Latvia. The vocal jazz degree programs she developed as a result of that association are now offered throughout Latvia. Her album, The Janet Lawson Quintet, earned her a Grammy nomination. (The winner of the Grammy in the same category that year was Ella Fitzgerald!) She also appeared on Eddie Jefferson's album, "The Main Man." To learn more about Janet, visit her website janetlawsonscats.com
We apologize for the archived show quality- Blogtalkradio.com was experiencing technical difficulties which prevented us from talking to callers because our switchboard was not operating correctly. On this special 90-minute show, Grammy nominated vocalist and scat singer extraordinare Janet Lawson was our guest! Janet Lawson is widely recognized for her impeccable musicianship and free-spirited, swinging improvisation. Her commitment to improvisation, the essence of jazz, and her later studies with tenor sax master Warne Marsh nourished her conception of the voice as an instrument. She has appeared with, among other jazz greats, Duke Ellington, Tommy Flanagan, Joe Newman, Barney Kessel, Milt Hinton, Ron Carter, Barry Harris, Dave Liebman, David and Lida Baker, Rufus Reid, Clark Terry, Billy Hart, Eddie Jefferson, Cedar Walton, Billy Higgins and Bob Dorough. Janet is co-founder of the Vocal Jazz program at The New School in NYC, where she is currently an Adjunct Professor. Lawson is also a member of the performing faculty of The International Music Camp for Young Latvian Musicians in Latvia. The vocal jazz degree programs she developed as a result of that association are now offered throughout Latvia. Her album, The Janet Lawson Quintet, earned her a Grammy nomination. (The winner of the Grammy in the same category that year was Ella Fitzgerald!) She also appeared on Eddie Jefferson's album, "The Main Man." To learn more about Janet, visit her website janetlawsonscats.com
JazzTones welcomes world-renowned jazz vocalist Judy Niemack to our show. We will be playing selections from her newest CD "In The Sundance." Judy has worked with many of the who’s who of jazz including pianists Fred Hersch, Kenny Werner, Cedar Walton, Kenny Barron, Steve Kuhn, & saxophonists Lee Konitz, Joe Lovano and James Moody, harmonica player Toots Thielemans, flugelhornist Clark Terry, bassists Ray Drummond and Eddie Gomez, drummers Billy Higgins, Joey Baron, Billy Hart and Adam Nussbaum, the New York Voices, the WDR Big Band, and guitarist Jeanfrancois Prins, Judy’s husband who has worked with her since 1992. Judy Niemack starting teaching jazz singing and improvising in the late 1970s. She has since become one of the most influential educators in jazz, and a pioneer of vocal jazz education in Europe. She taught vocal jazz at the New School For Jazz, William Patterson University, Long Island University, and New York City College and has been part of the staff at the Janice Borla Vocal Jazz Camp since 1990. After moving to Europe, she joined the jazz faculty at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, Belgium in 1993, and two years later became the first Professor of Vocal Jazz in Germany. She also teaches at the Musikene Conservatory in San Sebastian, Spain, has taught at conservatories in Holland and Belgium, and leads workshops throughout Europe and the world. She is the author of several books, including "Hear It and Sing It: Exploring Modal Jazz." "Her creative odyssey provides a fascinating illustration of the high road to mastery that transcends the limitations of genre...a vocalist of theatrical depth and consumate syllabic invention. Ever since her debut with (Warne) Marsh at the Village Vanguard, audiences have marvelled at the grace with which Niemack scats." -- K. Leander Williams, Downbeat
JazzTones welcomes world-renowned jazz vocalist Judy Niemack to our show. We will be playing selections from her newest CD "In The Sundance." Judy has worked with many of the who’s who of jazz including pianists Fred Hersch, Kenny Werner, Cedar Walton, Kenny Barron, Steve Kuhn, & saxophonists Lee Konitz, Joe Lovano and James Moody, harmonica player Toots Thielemans, flugelhornist Clark Terry, bassists Ray Drummond and Eddie Gomez, drummers Billy Higgins, Joey Baron, Billy Hart and Adam Nussbaum, the New York Voices, the WDR Big Band, and guitarist Jeanfrancois Prins, Judy’s husband who has worked with her since 1992. Judy Niemack starting teaching jazz singing and improvising in the late 1970s. She has since become one of the most influential educators in jazz, and a pioneer of vocal jazz education in Europe. She taught vocal jazz at the New School For Jazz, William Patterson University, Long Island University, and New York City College and has been part of the staff at the Janice Borla Vocal Jazz Camp since 1990. After moving to Europe, she joined the jazz faculty at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, Belgium in 1993, and two years later became the first Professor of Vocal Jazz in Germany. She also teaches at the Musikene Conservatory in San Sebastian, Spain, has taught at conservatories in Holland and Belgium, and leads workshops throughout Europe and the world. She is the author of several books, including "Hear It and Sing It: Exploring Modal Jazz." "Her creative odyssey provides a fascinating illustration of the high road to mastery that transcends the limitations of genre...a vocalist of theatrical depth and consumate syllabic invention. Ever since her debut with (Warne) Marsh at the Village Vanguard, audiences have marvelled at the grace with which Niemack scats." -- K. Leander Williams, Downbeat
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