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As broadcast @ www.totallywiredradio.com Tuesday 22.04.25Hour One and Two with Ket Shah01. Fred Kingdom - Fresh Air (Nuco Music 2025)02. The Freedom Affair - Don't You Wanna Love Me (Colemine 2025)03. Resavoir & Matt Gold - Canopy (International Anthem 2025)04. Rosettes - The Call (Timmion 2025)05. Luna Soul - Just For Us Tonight (Legere 2025)06. Al Lindsey - It's Gonna Be Alright (Self Released 2025)07. Roy Inc x Darren Morris - Rivers Of Blood (Wallace & Morris Vocal Remix) (Ramrock Red 2025)08. OjiAji - Diamonds (Hope Street 2025)09. Web Web - Bird's Lament (Compost 2025)10. Rebecca Vasmant ft Emilie Boyd - Sun Song (New Soil x Women In Jazz 2025)11. Mark Millington - Matilda's Dance (Albert's Favorites 2025)12. Rita Donte - Rita Donte (Ansonia 2025)13. Raúl Monsalve y los Forajidos - Como el Sol (Olindo 2025)14. Gizmo Varillas - Desde El Otro Lado (Sonteca 2025)15. Anan - Anan (Space Echo 2025)16. Daylight Robbery with Nick Marks - Invitation Unknown (Melting Pot 2025)17. Housellers - Telecat (Irma Dancefloor 2025)18. Collettivo Immaginario - Oltreoceano (Domanda 2025)19. Yumbs - My House My Rules (Warmer Music Africa 2025)20. Thiery Tomas - Why Why (Deeppa 2025)21. Black Loops - Inmasoul (Freerange 2025)22. Fransisco Basso - Intl Rhythms 2025)23. Nutty Nys - Never (Stay True 2025)24. Ricky Montanari & Discoplex - Garagesque (Extended Mix) (Peppermint Jam 2025)25. Inkswel & Andre Espeut & Leonard Charles ft Han Litz - Callin 4 U (Jamie 3:26 Remix) (Compost 2025)
Celebrate Women's History Month as we look back at Hazel Johnson's Women in Jazz festival. The festival ran from 1986 to 1991 at the Madam Walker Theatre and featured many important women from the Indianapolis jazz scene, including Flo Garvin, Aretta La Marre, Mary Moss, Cherryl Hayes, Vickie Daniels, Anita Walker, Brenda Walls, Margaret Floyd, Cyann Proffitt, Salathiel Latrell, and others. Listen to music from artists who performed at the festival, including never-before-heard live recordings of Hazel Johnson. Johnson started the Women in Jazz festival, to provide young and veteran women an opportunity to perform together. In a 1987 article published by the Indianapolis Star, Johnson said, “For many years men have dominated the jazz field. We feel the time is right for women to step out and receive the recognition we've been told we deserve.” The first Women in Jazz festival was held on October 12, 1986 and was hosted by the legendary Indianapolis broadcaster Barbara Boyd. Johnson was born in Indianapolis in 1944. She grew up in the Avenue neighborhood and attended Crispus Attucks High School. Johnson began singing as a child. By age 14, she was performing professionally with the Naptown bandleader Larry Liggett. During her long career, Johnson played at many Avenue venues and she performed with many significant Indianapolis musicians, including Pookie Johnson, Jimmy Coe, Mel Rhyne, Thurston Harris, Carl Bailey, Johnny Dial, Errol Grandy and many more. During her final years, Johnson spent much of her time managing the Inner-City Music School, a program she co-founded in 1994 with her husband Mack Strong. The school provided free music education for Indianapolis youth. Johnson's contributions to jazz music were honored in 2007, when she was inducted into the Indianapolis Jazz Hall of Fame. Hazel Johnson died in 2011. She was 67 years old.
Katia Cardenas is a professional singer in the Twin Cities as well as being the program director for Walker West without Walls. Cardenas is also at the helm of the Women in Jazz Initiative for Walker West. This Saturday there is as a "Youth Women in Jazz Workshop" at South High School. Katia was nice enough to connect with MN Jazz Tracks host Sam Keenan to talk about this initiative in general and Saturday's workshop in particular.
Dr. Joan Cartwright is Founder, and Executive Director of Women in Jazz South Florida (WIJSF), a 501c3 nonprofit that promotes women musicians globally. A veteran jazz and blues singer, composer, author, historian, educator, and producer, her goal is to teach and bring awareness about the lives, contributions, and joy brought to the global society, by […]
Dr. Joan Cartwright is Founder, and Executive Director of Women in Jazz South Florida (WIJSF), a 501c3 nonprofit that promotes women musicians globally. A veteran jazz and blues singer, composer, author, historian, educator, and producer, her goal is to teach and bring awareness about the lives, contributions, and joy brought to the global society, by […] The post Dr Joan Cartwright and Mimi Johnson with Women In Jazz South Florida appeared first on Business RadioX ®.
"I'm just so grateful." That's what legendary jazz vocalist Lisa Nobumoto says over and over to Emmeline in this episode as she talks about her life as a touring vocalist, her time with masters like Teddy Edwards, and the creation of her nonprofit organization, The Jazz Masters Series.In this episode, Lisa discusses her brand new album, A Tribute to Jazz Singer Nancy Wilson. She also talks about how she began making music, what mentorship looks like, and why the parents of musicians should be supportive first and judgmental second--if at all! She also shares with Emmeline her lifelong mission to uplift, honor, and celebrate jazz music of all kinds--from Los Angeles to Las Vegas to Memphis--through the Jazz Masters Series and the Jazz Masters Orchestra.To learn more about Lisa, visit her official website. To learn more about the Jazz Masters Series, visit the official website or stream the incredible new album now.For behind-the-scenes information and more about Journey of an Artist, visit the Journey of Series official webpage, or follow Emmeline on social media at @EmmelineMusic.
Heute mit Claudia Döffinger. Am 8. November stehen wir bereits zum zweiten Mal innerhalb eines Jahres mit Claudia Döffinger auf der Bühne. So konnten wir es natürlich nicht lassen, die deutsche Pianistin, Komponistin und Arrangeurin zu einem Gespräch über Big Band, Leidenschaft, ihre Unterrichtstätigkeit und ihre Beziehung zu ihrem ehemaligen Dozenten, Ed Partyka, einzuladen.
Heute mit Cinzia Catania. Am 26. Oktober stehen wir im Moods mit Cinzia Catania auf der Bühne. Dies haben wir zum Anlass genommen, um mit ihr über ihre Beziehung zu Big Band im Allgemeinen und zur Technik im Jazz zu plaudern. Wir sprechen mit ihr über ihre Vielseitigkeit in der Musik, was diese repräsentiert und was der gemeinsame Nenner ist.
Katia Cardenas and Lucia Sarmiento are both instructors in a new program from Walker West Music Academy called the "Women in Jazz Initiative". The first combo of players from the program are playing on Saturday June 24 at the Twin Cities Jazz Festival. Katia and Lucia discussed the importance of creating spaces where girls can thrive and feel supported as they learn jazz. These instructor/practitioners also discussed their upcoming shows as musicians.
Katia Cardenas and Lucia Sarmiento are both instructors in a new program from Walker West Music Academy called the "Women in Jazz Initiative". The first combo of players from the program are playing on Saturday June 24 at the Twin Cities Jazz Festival. Katia and Lucia discussed the importance of creating spaces where girls can thrive and feel supported as they learn jazz. These instructor/practitioners also discussed their upcoming shows as musicians.
This week on The Sound Kitchen, you'll hear music written and performed by the Women in Jazz South Florida collective – a program that originally aired 23 October 2021. Just click on the “Play” button above and enjoy! Hello everyone! Welcome to The Sound Kitchen weekly podcast, published every Saturday. You'll hear the winner's names announced and the week's quiz question, along with all the other ingredients you've grown accustomed to: your letters and essays, “On This Day”, quirky facts and news, interviews, and great music … so be sure and listen every week.Here's the music you heard on this week's program: “Bye Bye to the Blues” by Gustav Czik and Joan Cartwright, sung by Joan Cartwright; “Seabound” by Sunnie Paxson, played by Sunnie Paxson on the piano with her ensemble; “Differences” by Afrikkanitha, with Afrikkanitha, vocals, and her ensemble; “Move on Down the Line” by Gustav Czik and Joan Faulkner, sung by Joan Faulkner with her ensemble; “Narayana Buena Vista Social Club” by Radha Botofasina, performed by the composer; “Don't Stop Givin' Love” by Mimi Johnson, sung by Mimi Johnson with her ensemble, and “Sweet Return” by Joan Cartwright, performed by the Freddie Hubbard Kool Jazz All-Stars.The CDs featured on the program can be ordered from the Women in Jazz South Florida website.The Sound Kitchen will be back next week, 27 May.
Ist Jazz eine Männerdomäne? Diese und weitere Fragen stellen wir Christa Bruckner-Haring anlässlich des bevorstehenden Weltjazztages am 30.04. In ihrer KUG-Forschungsarbeit „Women and Jazz: European Perspectives“ liefert sie erste Antworten. Der Beitrag Women in Jazz erschien zuerst auf AirCampus.
In this episode it's all about honoring women jazz musicians from the past to the present. In the first segment I bring you female jazz greats from the past. In set 2 its all about women saxophonists, set 3 it is the sweet sounds of violins, set 4 shines light on women flutists and finishing things off the unique distinct sounds of the harp and bass. Each segment featuring a positive message to remind you of the contributions women have made to jazz, music and the world with their power, resilience, creativity and strength. Shirley Horn- Return to Paradise Betty Carter- This is Always Dakota Staton- Misty Imani Lauren -Solitude Pamela Williams- Stone Cold Wakana- A sunny day Brooke Alford Shine- Shine Lucine Fyelon- Emotions Chelsae Green- Summertime Kim Scott- Tree tops Althea Rene- In the moment Ragan Whiteside- A toast at sunset Marie Antoinette -So Amazing Karla Leal- Wait and See --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davina-smith4/message
This month Women in Jazz shine a light on female jazz artists based in New York, as they are joined by New York based singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer Alici. Music from Samara Joy, Orion Sun and Nite Bjuti.You can catch the full show with all the fun and tracks here on our Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/sohoradio/women-in-jazz-04032023/This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing the best broadcasts from our online radio station in the heart of London.Across our Soho channel, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre alongside chat, discussions and special productions.To catch up on all things Soho Radio head on over to mixcloud.com/sohoradio, tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com or get the app..Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Note: This is a repost of last year's episode. Being Women's History Month, we will begin with a set of women jazz artists. Represented are Miki Yamanaka, Helen Sung and Melissa Aldana and the female "supergroup" Artemis. Next up new music from young musicians Mike Casey (sax) and Justin Joyce (drums). Something new from guitarist Peter Sprague covering Metheny compositions, and finally a beautiful ballad from George Cables. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Miki Yamanaka ~ Monk's Dream ~ Miki Helen Sung ~ Long Yellow Road ~ Quartet + (with Harlem Quartet) Melissa Aldana ~ Los Ojos de Chile ~ 12 Stars ARTEMIS ~ Nocturno ~ Artemis Mike Casey ~ Click Bait ~ Single Justin Joyce ~ Placid Pandemonium ~ Story Tales Peter Sprague ~ Questions ~ Peter Sprague Plays Pat Metheny, Vol. 2 George Cables ~ Helen's Song ~ My Muse
Amy K. Bormet, founder and organizer of the Washington Women In Jazz Festival, joins the podcast to preview this year's festivities!Tracklisting:Amy K. Bormet - Let's Make a Change [single]Alex Hamburger - Waking in the City [And She Spoke]Leigh Pilzer - East Coast Andy [The Diva Jazz Orchestra 25th Anniversary Project]AmyAna - Voltron Defender of the Universe [AmyAna]AmyAna - To Hino [AmyAna]Subscribe to the Hometown Sounds podcast in Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Google Play, SoundCloud, or your favorite podcast app! (and tell a friend too!)
Liz Kinnon (pianist/arranger/composer/educator/film coach), a native of Los Angeles, has performed all over the world with numerous artists, including Dizzy Gillespie, Andy Williams, Barbara Morrison, Sherwood Sledge, Kenia, Octavio Bailly, and Jackie Ryan.Ms. Kinnon's songwriting credits include Say Goodbye on Kenia's Love Lives On CD. Her arrangements have been featured on a variety of recordings and live performances, including The Duke Ellington Memorial Concert with legendary jazz greats Pepper Adams, Sonny Fortune, and full orchestra; strings for Sandy Graham's 2003 CD, By Request; tracks on jazz vocalist Jackie Ryan's last three CD releases and ongoing performances. In May 2007, Ms. Kinnon was commissioned to write and perform her own arrangement of Smile with Maiden Voyage (17-piece big band) at the Kennedy Center's “Tribute to Women In Jazz” and returned in 2010 for a concert to honor jazz icon Mary Lou Williams.During the 1990s, Ms. Kinnon worked as an orchestrator for Emmy award-winning composers Richard Stone, Steve Bernstein, and Tim Kelly on cartoons Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, and Histeria; also for composer Shirley Walker on the feature film Mystery Men. Liz went on to compose and record the scores for the documentaries The Life and Times of Jean DePaul (2005) and Nicole Wood: Cars & Beauty (2012) in Los Angeles, CA. She has worked in music preparation for hundreds of films, live performances, and television shows, including many years on the music team for the Academy Awards.As a young faculty member at the Dick Grove School of Music from 1984-1992, Ms. Kinnon taught classes in jazz theory, arranging, and piano. In 2009 she joined the faculty as Jazz Piano Instructor at the Colburn School of Performing Arts and in 2012 she helped to launch Colburn's Adult Studies program, where she is currently the Director of Adult Jazz Workshops and teaches other jazz-related classes.In 2015 Liz drew from her skills as a performer and educator to coach actor Ryan Gosling through preproduction and filming for his role as an accomplished jazz pianist in the film La La Land, for which he won the Golden Globe award for Best Actor. Since then, she has worked as a piano coach on other film projects including Lost Transmissions (Simon Pegg and Juno Temple), Covers (Dakota Johnson), Coda (Eugenio Derbez), Hollywood Stargirl (Uma Thurman and Elijah Richardson), Evolution of Nate Gibson (Hannah Riley), and Mothership.Ms. Kinnon graduated from the Composing and Arranging Program (CAP) at the Dick Grove School of Music in 1982. She returned to school in 2006 and received a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Studies with a minor in Communications from CSU Dominguez Hills in 2008. She was selected as one of five Los Angeles artists in 2010 for the prestigious Teaching Artist Training Program (TAAP) conducted by the Music Center Education Foundation.Ms. Behavin', Liz's first solo CD, was released in March 2007. Many top international artists are featured in this dynamic merging of Brazilian, Latin, and bebop jazz.Support the show
Liz Kinnon (pianist/arranger/composer/educator/film coach), a native of Los Angeles, has performed all over the world with numerous artists, including Dizzy Gillespie, Andy Williams, Barbara Morrison, Sherwood Sledge, Kenia, Octavio Bailly, and Jackie Ryan.Ms. Kinnon's songwriting credits include Say Goodbye on Kenia's Love Lives On CD. Her arrangements have been featured on a variety of recordings and live performances, including The Duke Ellington Memorial Concert with legendary jazz greats Pepper Adams, Sonny Fortune, and full orchestra; strings for Sandy Graham's 2003 CD, By Request; tracks on jazz vocalist Jackie Ryan's last three CD releases and ongoing performances. In May 2007, Ms. Kinnon was commissioned to write and perform her own arrangement of Smile with Maiden Voyage (17-piece big band) at the Kennedy Center's “Tribute to Women In Jazz” and returned in 2010 for a concert to honor jazz icon Mary Lou Williams.During the 1990s, Ms. Kinnon worked as an orchestrator for Emmy award-winning composers Richard Stone, Steve Bernstein, and Tim Kelly on cartoons Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, and Histeria; also for composer Shirley Walker on the feature film Mystery Men. Liz went on to compose and record the scores for the documentaries The Life and Times of Jean DePaul (2005) and Nicole Wood: Cars & Beauty (2012) in Los Angeles, CA. She has worked in music preparation for hundreds of films, live performances, and television shows, including many years on the music team for the Academy Awards.As a young faculty member at the Dick Grove School of Music from 1984-1992, Ms. Kinnon taught classes in jazz theory, arranging, and piano. In 2009 she joined the faculty as Jazz Piano Instructor at the Colburn School of Performing Arts and in 2012 she helped to launch Colburn's Adult Studies program, where she is currently the Director of Adult Jazz Workshops and teaches other jazz-related classes.In 2015 Liz drew from her skills as a performer and educator to coach actor Ryan Gosling through preproduction and filming for his role as an accomplished jazz pianist in the film La La Land, for which he won the Golden Globe award for Best Actor. Since then, she has worked as a piano coach on other film projects including Lost Transmissions (Simon Pegg and Juno Temple), Covers (Dakota Johnson), Coda (Eugenio Derbez), Hollywood Stargirl (Uma Thurman and Elijah Richardson), Evolution of Nate Gibson (Hannah Riley), and Mothership.Ms. Kinnon graduated from the Composing and Arranging Program (CAP) at the Dick Grove School of Music in 1982. She returned to school in 2006 and received a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Studies with a minor in Communications from CSU Dominguez Hills in 2008. She was selected as one of five Los Angeles artists in 2010 for the prestigious Teaching Artist Training Program (TAAP) conducted by the Music Center Education Foundation.Ms. Behavin', Liz's first solo CD, was released in March 2007. Many top international artists are featured in this dynamic merging of Brazilian, Latin, and bebop jazz.Support the show
My good friend in London, UK - Fiona Ross, and I had a chance to catch up as we end the summer 2022 break. We chat about Women In Jazz Media ~ founded by Fiona, now with a 22 member female team, and publishing their fourth Women In Jazz Media high-quality digital magazine, with subscribers across the globe. Fiona Ross is a real joy to know, very caring and I am totally amazed at her multi-talented skills. She tends to rave on about new and upcoming musicians - constantly encouraging and supporting the younger generations. Fiona is constantly on the go. It's like she has some secret access to NASA rocket fuel. In fact, I don't think she's actually ever stopped since she started in showbusiness at the age of 2-years old. Listen in and enjoy finding out about this really authentic, fascinating advocate of so....many people. Have a look at the Women In Jazz Media website and its social media links...Plus, her website - especially her BIO and see some of the well-known pop stars she's had a hand in helping on the road to global fame. Please check out https://womeninjazzmedia.com/ and it's many projects. Also, Fiona's website @ FionaRoss.Co.UK - also her Social-Media channels. https://open.spotify.com/artist/59lPcyDIZJxmRqatvAjct8?play=true https://twitter.com/fifross https://www.facebook.com/fionarossmusic https://www.instagram.com/fifi_ross/ https://www.youtube.com/user/fionaross/videos Music Matters with Darrell Craig Harris is sponsored by Kathy Ireland Worldwide & with support from Music Crowns in London, 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: #music #love #hiphop #rap #art #musician #artist #musica #instagood #singer #instagram #rock #like #dance #guitar #photography #song #bhfyp #newmusic #life #producer #fashion #rapper #viral #songwriter #creative #podcast
This month Women in Jazz are joined by saxophonist, composer and bandleader Jasmine Myrato chat about her new EP Horizons, and play new music from Kokoroko, Eloise Fabbri and Elle Shimada.You can catch the full show with all the fun and tracks here on our Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/sohoradio/women-in-jazz-18082022/.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing the best broadcasts from our online radio station in the heart of London.Across our Soho and NYC + Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre alongside chat, discussions and special productions.To catch up on all things Soho Radio head on over to mixcloud.com/sohoradio, tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com or get the app.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Blind Mango Chutney features female Jazz players - Miss Dom pops in, & the pair are joined by Francesca & Nammah from the Women in Jazz Auckland for a chat about their newly launched collective.
Today we had the great pleasure of sitting down with Sofia Goodman! We discuss her time at Berklee College of Music, her journey to Nashville, and why she chose to form her own jazz group. We also explore her thesis, titled "The Art of Incorporating Afro-Latin Rhythms' In the Style of Maria Schneider". We hope you enjoy!Follow Sofia on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesofiagoodmangroupFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thirtyseven.sofiaWebsite: https://www.thesofiagoodmangroup.comFollow Nashville Women in JazzInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nashvillewomeninjazzFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nashvillewomeninjazzNWIJ FormMusic Featured in this Episode:'Hope' by The Sofia Goodman Group------Connect with Nashville Drummers Podcast:InstagramFacebookWebsiteAbout Sofia:Sofia Goodman is a drummer and composer residing in Nashville, TN. Before enrolling at Berklee College of music for her Bachelor's, Sofia was fortunate to learn, perform with, and be encouraged by jazz icon Esperanza Spalding in a Berklee summer program. After graduating from Berklee, Sofia moved to Nashville and worked as a freelance musician and teacher. Her playing has been described as “brilliant” by Tony Rounce of Ace Records. The Manchester CT Jazz Festival reported that she is “one you'll be hearing more of.”In 2017, she began leading The Sofia Goodman Group, a modern jazz ensemble that performs Sofia's original compositions and fuses American, Afro-Latin, and Middle Eastern genres. Her debut album "Myriad of Flowers" was released in 2018 and was nominated by NIMA for Best Jazz album. In 2020, Sofia was nominated by NIMA for Best Jazz Instrumentalist. In 2021, she earned her Master's Degree in Composition at Belmont University. Recently, she won the Pathways to Jazz Grant to fund her work on her next album, Secrets of the Shore, which will be out before the end of 2022. The Nashville Scene described her music as “truly progressive and fundamentally jazz…and a reason to be excited about the continuing evolution of jazz in Music City.” She is a member of Nashville Women in Jazz and loves to share her passion for drumming with students.------Interview by: Dan Ainspan, Nathan SletnerRecorded June 2022 in Nashville, TN
Being Women's History Month, we will begin with a set of women jazz artists. Represented are Miki Yamanaka, Helen Sung and Melissa Aldana and the female "supergroup" Artemis. Next up new music from young musicians Mike Casey (sax) and Justin Joyce (drums). Something new from guitarist Peter Sprague covering Metheny compositions, and finally a beautiful ballad from George Cables. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Miki Yamanaka ~ Monk's Dream ~ Miki Helen Sung ~ Long Yellow Road ~ Quartet + (with Harlem Quartet) Melissa Aldana ~ Los Ojos de Chile ~ 12 Stars ARTEMIS ~ Nocturno ~ Artemis Mike Casey ~ Click Bait ~ Single Justin Joyce ~ Placid Pandemonium ~ Story Tales Peter Sprague ~ Questions ~ Peter Sprague Plays Pat Metheny, Vol. 2 George Cables ~ Helen's Song ~ My Muse
This week in Part 2 of our examination of Women in Jazz History who are no longer with us. We'll listen to classic songs by Ella, Sarah Vaughan, Billie Holiday, Blossom Dearie, Susannah McCorkle and Betty Carter among others. So join me this week as we celebrate Women in History Month on Jazz Unlimited with Paul Anthony.
I played some records by some great female instrumental jazz artists last week….and this week I have some more (plus a vocalist or two). I remember only a few years ago when people so often spoke about the dearth of women in the jazz world. And just within five years there numbers have blossomed. Just…Continue reading Episode 184: Amazing Women in Jazz
This week and for the rest of the month we'll be paying tribute to Women's History Month with some great jazz performers. This first part features those living singers including Roseanna Vitro, Cassandra Wilson, Cecile McLorin Salvant, Patricia Barber, Roberta Gamborini and youngsters like 27 year old Veronica Swift, and 30 year old Jazzmeia Horn among others. Help us celebrate Women's History Month by featuring a few of the outstanding women who perform in this very demanding medium of jazz on Jazz Unlimited with Paul Anthony
March 8 is International Women’s Day. It falls on a Tuesday–the same day I upload these podcasts. It turned out to be so easy to find great female jazz instrumentalists; much easier than when I did a similar podcast four years ago. And the instruments? There’s piano, guitar, Pedal Harp, Trumpet, clarinet, tenor sax, bass,…Continue reading Episode 183: Women in Jazz (for International Women’s Day).
Women in Jazz invite 20 year old saxophonist and singer Parthenope onto the show, and there's new music from DIVINEANGEL and Tara Minton.You can catch the full show with all the fun and tracks here on our Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/sohoradio/women-in-jazz-03022022/. This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing the best broadcasts from our online radio station in the heart of London.Across our Soho and NYC + Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre alongside chat, discussions and special productions.To catch up on all things Soho Radio head on over to mixcloud.com/sohoradio, tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com or get the app.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We had the opportunity to catch up with our awesome friend Ashaine White at this year's EFG London Jazz Festival to talk about her new album, writing, and podcast hosting with Women in Jazz Media and working on the London Jazz Fest team! This episode of Music Matters is sponsored by Switcher Studio To follow and or connect with the music of Ashaine White, follow the links below: https://www.facebook.com/ashainewhitemusic https://www.instagram.com/ashainewhite/?hl=en https://twitter.com/ashainewhite?lang=he https://ashainewhite.bandcamp.com/album/fairytales In London on Dec 21st, 2021 - See Ashaine White LIVE A Big thanks to our friends at #AudioGeer and the team @shure for their 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 And a Big Shout and thanks for the support of the following: Rodney Hall FAME Recording Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama Shure microphones Affliction clothing and Nigel J. my co-producer and voice over talent, all while running - Music Tribes Unite & VoiceWrap Studio - Please, support, LIKE and helps us grow - check out our Social Media pages:
In this episode, Women in Jazz's LEV is joined by 21 year old guitarist and singer-songwriter Maya Delilah – the pair discuss her new EP, gender stereotypes and more. You can catch the full show with all the fun and tracks here on our Mixcloud - https://www.mixcloud.com/sohoradio/women-in-jazz-11112021/This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing the best broadcasts from our online radio station in the heart of London.Across our Soho and NYC + Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre alongside chat, discussions and special productions.To catch up on all things Soho Radio head on over to mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com or get the app.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
UK Jazz artist/producer/journalist Fiona Ross chats about her new album, women in jazz, and the London Jazz Fest! All on Episode 19, Season 3. Fiona Ross is one of those people that I keep coming back to. Fiona is very inspirational and very much a role model of what is truly the meaning of success as a creative artist. I spoke with her from her London home the night after her 5th new album launch gig. I could see from all the build-up to the event, and the buzz all over social media that this new (5th) album titled: "Red Flags and High Heels" was a resounding success even after just 24 hours! Fiona explained her motivation for this 5th album concept, and how it was clearly a progressive linear timeline as is weaved throughout all her albums to date. We also talked about her founding "Women In Jazz Media" It's simply birth to continued exponential growth, now with 16 team members and a UK parliamentary award for Jazz Media Excellence, and the promoting of equal rights for women in the UK jazz industry. I highly recommend you check out the consummate musicianship of Fiona and the other musicians on this wonderful album. The production is super professional quality for an album that is totally self-funded. Look out for more coming with Fiona and me as I head over to the London Jazz Festival - reporting live for Music Matters Podcast and playing my bass guitar as a guest at one of Fiona's London Jazz Festival gigs. Website: Fiona Ross Fiona Ross - YouTube Channel Recent press article on "Red Flags and High Heels" Fiona Ross - Social Media Channels & Music Outlets https://www.instagram.com/fifi_ross/ https://twitter.com/fifross https://www.facebook.com/fionarossmusic https://open.spotify.com/artist/59lPcyDIZJxmRqatvAjct8?play=true https://fionarossjazz.bandcamp.com/ Website: Women In Jazz Media LinkTree - Women In Jazz Media Music Matters with Darrell Craig Harris to keep up to date with all our news, information, and podcast episodes. Sponsored by our friends at Switcher Studio in cooperation with Shure Shure UK VOYR Special shoutout to Jamie Hilboldt for his kindness! Please check out our Music Matters podcast on @spotifypodcasts and our New Music Matters Podcast Website Please, support, LIKE, and help us grow - check out our Social Media pages:
For the London Jazz Festival, we receive Louise Paley from Women in Jazz, to discuss the project: how we can help young female jazz artists launch their career, develop a network, and create a strong following. We then talk to French Singer Marion Rampal about her work in jazz, blues, and chanson. She will be singing with Archie Shepp at the Barbican for the LJF. The organisation Women In Jazz aims to elevate female performers by hosting events and workshops. They have a network of 6,000 artists from singer-songwriters to producers, instrumentalists and composers. French Singer and Songwriter Marion Rampal entwines memory and invention, words and melodies, folkloric music, and classical occidental roots. Songs used La Belle et les Trois Capitaines (on Main Blue) Prison (on Le Secret) Auf dem Wasser zu zinger (on Le Secret)
For the London Jazz Festival, we receive Louise Paley from Women in Jazz, to discuss the project: how we can help young female jazz artists launch their career, develop a network, and create a strong following. We then talk to French Singer Marion Rampal about her work in jazz, blues, and chanson. She will be singing with Archie Shepp at the Barbican for the LJF). Women in Jazz: The organisation Women In Jazz aims to elevate female performers by hosting events and workshops. They have a network of 6,000 artists from singer-songwriters to producers, instrumentalists and composers. French Singer and Songwiriter Marion Rampal entwines memory and invention, words and melodies, folkloric music, and classical occidental roots. Songs La Belle et les Trois Capitaines (on Main Blue) Prison (on Le Secret) Auf dem Wasser zu zinger (on Le Secret)
JazznewbloodTAPES #011LINE-UP:Chelsea Carmichael_Myriad (produced by Shabaka Hutchings) / Virgin Music UKNubya Garcia_La cumbia me está LLamando (Feat Perla/Kaidi Tatham Remix) / Concord Jazz Jelly Cleaver_Forever Presence: Pt.2 / Gearbox RecordsLaura Mvula _Jump Right Out /Celeste _Strange / Polydor Records / Reservoir Media MusicYasmin Lacey_I´ll Never Stop Loving You / DeccaYumi Lto_ What Seems to be / Unit RecordsLaura Misch_Harness Yazz Ahmed_Wah-Wah Sowahwah / Suntara RecordsKokoroko_ Carry Me Home / Brownswood RecordingsNina Simone_Mood Indigo / Bethlehem JazzNina Simone_My Baby Just Cares for Me / Bethlehem Jazz
This week the singer and composer Esther Bennett talks with us about her journey through jazz in the UK across the last 30+ years.She shares stories about her musical evolution in Birmingham and then onto the scene in 1980's London. She talks passionately about her musical relationship with the late Duncan Lamont, and some of the hurdles she's faced as a woman in jazz.There are lots of funny and poignant moments, a daft quiz, and some wonderful album recommendations, including:Swingin' Easy by Sarah Vaughan (1957) released on EmArcyBlues and the Abstract Truth by Oliver Nelson (1961) released on Impulse!Flirting with Twilight by Kurt Elling (2001) released on Blue NoteEsther's website: www.estherbennettmusic.comSupportYou can help support the podcast and keep us ad free. Especially useful if you'd like to support the podcast and want to keep it ad free. Plus it makes Chris feel very happy indeed! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ChrisNewsteadShow infoPresenter: Chris NewsteadTheme: by SoundWorkLab, licensed through AudioJungle.Recorded August 2021.
This week we're talking about the jazz instrumentalist, Lillian Hardin Armstrong. Often referred to as the "First Lady of Jazz," she was mostly known for her connection to her husband, the famous Louie Armstrong. However, with a very impactful career and jazz presence long before Louie, she is worthy of the deep dive this episode provides. We also dive a little into the potential conspiracy surrounding her sudden death, and what little we have left of her legacy today. Want to check out some of our favorite books? Check out our booklist Follow Us on Instagram @morethanamuse.podcast
I det sjunde avsnittet av IMPRApodden möter vi arrangörerna för IMPRA Jazz Festival Sofia Lärkfors och Stina Ney samt deras samarbetspartner i Storbritannien Women in Jazz, Louise Paley. Vi får reda på vilka artister som är bokade till festivalen, om hinder och motgångar men också vilka fördelar som funnits i planerandet av en festival mitt under en pandemi. Programledare är Emma Larsson, ledamot och Social Media Manager i IMPRA.
Georgina Jackson joins us for a very energised chat about jazz life in Watford and on the high seas!There's chat about flugel horns, making it in a big band, combining trumpeting and singing, leading your own band and ultimately enjoying what you do.There's another tremendous top ten quiz challenge, fantasy house band review (sorry James Morrison - it was her, not me!) and insights into her career and influences.Georgina's Top 3 Album recommendations include:It Might As Well Be Swing by Frank Sinatra & Count Basie (1964) released on RepriseThe Complete Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong on Verve (originally released 1956-58) released on Verve in 1997Here's to Life by Shirley Horn (1992) released on VerveSupportYou can help support the podcast and keep us ad free. Especially useful if you'd like to support the podcast and want to keep it ad free. Plus it makes Chris feel very happy indeed! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ChrisNewsteadShow infoPresenter: Chris NewsteadTheme: by SoundWorkLab, licensed through AudioJungle.Recorded June 2021.
JazznewbloodTAPES #007Line-Up:Sarah Tandy - Bradbury Street (2019/Jazzfreshed )Zara Mcfarlane - Feed The Spirit (The Children&The Warlock) (2013/Brownswood Recordings) Andrea Motis - Save The Orangutan (2017/Impulse)Helena Kay - Strawberry Terrace (2018/Ubuntu Music) Rosie Turton - Butterfly (2019/Jazzrefreshed)Melissa Aldana - Pasos (2010/Inner Circle Music)Colectiva & Maria Grapsa - Under The (2021 Colectiva)Emma Jean-Thackray - Baro Bop (2016 Deptford Beach)Alice Coltraine - I Want To See You (1968 Impulse! Records)Alice Coltraine - Oceanic Beloved (1968 Impulse! Records)
Let's start talking about Women in Jazz! We celebrate and champion Women in Jazz from all backgrounds and Jazz genres.LEV takes you through some of her favourite and recently discovered jazz and jazz-influenced female producers, composers and bandleaders. Women in Jazz produces live events, radio shows and is working towards a three-day festival of live performances and workshops led by the most critically acclaimed female Jazz pioneers in the UK.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts from our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
From Lillian Hardin and Ella Fitzgerald to Terri Lyne Carrington and Esperanza Spalding, in jazz music women have help to shape, innovate, and serve as agents of change. But the disparity in opportunities for women speaks to the oppressive nature of institutional inequities that not only exist in the jazz industry, but in the world. Uncovering how these inequities manifest—from discriminatory hiring practices to unequal pay—is just the first step towards advocacy; however, advocating for gender equity requires an intersectional approach to looking at how both sexism and racism impact opportunities for all women. In a moderated, open-mic conversation about the challenges and successes of women across the jazz diaspora—from musicians and educators to students and industry professionals—this town hall forum create a dialogue on how to both empower and advocate for women and address the question: “What do we need in order to create equitable spaces for women in the jazz industry?” Moderator: Kaisha S. Johnson (Women of Color in the Arts).
This week our guest is the amazing Lou Paley from Women In Jazz, an incredible organisation that aims to bring more representation for women within the Jazz genre. We discuss her first show, The Maccabees at ULU, at a time when it was mandatory to wear bright Yellow Jeans at all British Indie shows. We then go off on a tangent about Drinking and Golf, before discussing Lou's first festival, Glastonbury 2009. Bruce Springsteen definitely played that one. Finally we bring the conversation to discussing how those initial shows lead her to a career working with Jazz musicians. www.womeninjazz.co.uk
Let's start talking about Women in Jazz! We celebrate and champion Women in Jazz from all backgrounds and Jazz genres.LEV takes you through some of her favourite and recently discovered jazz and jazz-influenced female producers, composers and bandleaders. Featuring music from SassyBlack, Jyoti and Pursuit Grooves.Women in Jazz produces live events, radio shows and is working towards a three-day festival of live performances and workshops led by the most critically acclaimed female Jazz pioneers in the UK.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts from our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
1. Happy Talk(6:10) The DIVA Jazz Orch. at Dizzy’s(2008) Sheryl Cassidy and Alexa Tarantino, alto saxes Sherrie Maricle, DR 2. Recorda Me(5:10) Aly Ryerson Jammin’ at the Jazz Corner-HH Howard Paul George Sheck 2007 3. Mr. P.C.(5:24) Patrice Rushen Piano, Bass & Drums 2006 Derek Oleskiwitz, bass; Leon “Ndugu” Chancler 77 Billy Joel “Just the way you are….Married Parker’s common law wife Chan.Phil was 80 at 14 so impressed he gave her his hat. 4. The Way You Look Tonight(6:10) Grace Kelly Man With the Hat(2011) Monty Alexander Evan Gregor, Bill Goodwin-GK 18 at Session 5. Good News(4:20) Sheryl Bailey Meeting of the Minds Gary Versace, B3, Ian Froman 6. Blue Lady(6:10) Claire Daly RAH RAH (2020) Eli Yamin, pn; David Hofstra, bs; Peter Grant, dr. Tribute to Rahsaan on 85th annv. of birth year Died in 1977 7. Alegria de Casa(3:10) Anat Cohen + Trio Brasileiro 2017 Gabriel Grossi, Harmonica Tel Aviv Avashi & Yuval 8. Fly Me to The Moon(5:10) Diana Kral Live in Paris (2002) Anthony Wilson, gt; John Clayton, Jeff Hamilton 9. Ice Dancing(4:30) Jane Ira Bloom Sixteenn Sunsets(2013) Dominic Fallacaro, Cameron Brown, Matt Wilson The asteroid 6083 Janeirabloom was named after her.[4] 10. America(3:45) Lynne Arriale Inspiration(2001)
Programa día 14-03-2021 - Pool Jazz Vibes #40 – Women in Jazz dirigido por Guillermo Valero.Muchas de las grandes artistas más reconocidas en el jazz son vocalistas. Les rendimos homenaje y hacemos hincapié en otras que fueron grandes instrumentistas, arreglistas y compositoras, pero que no han tenido tanto reconocimiento: Sweet Emma Barret, Billie Pierce, Lovie Austin…
Let's start talking about Women in Jazz! We celebrate and champion Women in Jazz from all backgrounds and Jazz genres.Women in Jazz produces live events, radio shows and is working towards a three-day festival of live performances and workshops led by the most critically acclaimed female Jazz pioneers in the UK.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts from our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.This is a Soho Radio Productions Podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In her first in-depth broadcast interview since winning the High Court disqualification case regarding the disbanded children's charity Kids Company, its founder, Camila Batmanghelidjh, explains why she fought so long and hard to be cleared. David Watkins is one of the first single men in the UK to have a surrogate baby after a law change in January 2019. David talks about becoming a father to baby Miles in July 2020. Faye Spreadbury, a married mother of two, explains what it was like to take on the role of surrogate. How important is empathy in leadership? Chef Angela Hartnett, and Belinda Parmar, CEO of the Empathy Business, discuss empathy and how business leaders can use it as a tool to manage staff emotions in the workplace. Charlotte Sibtain talks about her collection of more than 400 vintage wedding photos from charity shops, markets and the internet and her quest to track their owners. Novelist Julie Ma talks about her first book Happy Families which is centred around a Chinese takeaway, the Yau Sum in West Wales, and closely resembles the one she grew up in and now runs with her brother. BBC correspondent Mariko Oi explains Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) announcement that women will be invited to its all-male meetings: as long as they don't speak. Are women in the UK jazz scene facing discrimination and sexual harassment? Sarah Raine, an academic and anthropologist and Jas Kayser, who's a jazz drummer and musician, discuss gender equality in the music industry. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Paula McFarlane Editor: Siobhann Tighe
Are women in the UK jazz scene facing discrimination and sexual harassment? Sarah Raine, an academic and anthropologist, carried out research of ten interviews with anonymised female jazz musicians of a “notable level of success” who performed at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival event in 2019. Emma discusses the issues with Sarah, who is an academic at Edinburgh Napier University and researcher into gender equality in the music industry and with Jas Kayser, who is a jazz drummer and musician. In her last book, Don't Hold My Head Down, Lucy-Anne Holmes, writer and founder of the 'No More Page 3' campaign, described her “sexual odyssey” and compiled a list of things that would improve her sex life. She has now gone a step further and collected the testimonies of 51 women around the world, revealing their innermost thoughts and feelings during sex. There are women of all ages and sexualities. Lucy-Anne joins Emma to talk about the very varied experiences of female sexuality. Just days after Japan's Olympics chief was forced to resign over sexist comments, a prominent politician has announced that women will be invited to its all-male meetings - as long as they don't speak. What does this say about equality in Japan? BBC correspondent Mariko Oi joins Emma to discuss. Dehenna Davison was just 13 years old when her father Dominic died as a result of a single punch at a pub in Sheffield in 2007. Fourteen years on Dehenna, who is now Conservative MP for Bishop Auckland, has launched an all-party parliamentary group to investigate the impact of one punch assaults and to try and improve the lives of victims and their families. The first meeting will take place on Tuesday. Presented by Emma Barnett Producer: Louise Corley Editor: Karen Dalziel
Let's start talking about Women in Jazz! We celebrate and champion Women in Jazz from all backgrounds and Jazz genres.Women in Jazz produces live events, radio shows and is working towards a three-day festival of live performances and workshops led by the most critically acclaimed female Jazz pioneers in the UK.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts from our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.This is a Soho Radio Productions Podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
JazznewbloodTAPES #003Track listTheon Cross - Aspirations from Aspirations EP (2015, Theon Cross)Shabaka and The Ancestors - Joyous from Wisdom of Elders CD (2016, Brownswood Recordings)Nérija - The Fisherman from Nérija EP (2016, Jazzrefreshed)Nubya Garcia - Fly Free from her Jazzrefreshed EP 5five (2017, Jazzrefreshed)Nubya Garcia - Inner Game from SOURCE album (2020, Concord Jazz)Seed Ensemble - The Darkies LIVE at jazznewbloodALIVE2016 (2016, Jazznewblood)Seed Ensemble - The Dream Keeper from Driftglass Cd ( 2019, Jazzrefreshed)Dee Dee Bridgewater - Afro Blue from the album Afro Blue (1974, MUZAK/FAB)Dee Dee Bridgewater - Blues Medley (Every day I have the Blues / Stormy Monday Blues) - (1974, MUZAK/FAB)
Let's start talking about Women in Jazz! We celebrate and champion Women in Jazz from all backgrounds and Jazz genres.Women in Jazz produces live events, radio shows and is working towards a three-day festival of live performances and workshops led by the most critically acclaimed female Jazz pioneers in the UK.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts form our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.This is a Soho Radio Productions Podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Let's start talking about Women in Jazz! We celebrate and champion Women in Jazz from all backgrounds and Jazz genres.Women in Jazz produces live events, radio shows and is working towards a three-day festival of live performances and workshops led by the most critically acclaimed female Jazz pioneers in the UK.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts form our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.This is a Soho Radio Productions Podcast.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/soho-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome back to On Repeat The Podcast.This week we're chatting to Nina Fine, a soulful Singer Songwriter from North London. Her raw, earthy vocals with a jazz infused flavour, combined with her thoughtful lyrics, echo themes of delicate self-reflection, nostalgia and realness. Her background in music education, coaching, broadcasting and co-founding Women In Jazz, have led her to create, share, perform and facilitate music across multi-settings. Nina has worked with leading partners including Ronnie Scott’s, Barbican, Abram Wilson Foundation, Worldwide FM, Sound Connections, and more, working with different communities and people of all ages and backgrounds. Vulnerability, truth and sensuality are cornerstones of Nina’s music.In this lockdown podcast, we’ll be discussing boundaries, both in a personal context and also within the music industry. We also share our early experiences of songwriting and even coin our very own term, “collective growth” in light of life during and after Covidism. Show NotesKeep eyes peeled for Nina’s new music that she’s due to release within the next couple of months! Following her on Instagram @NinaFineMusicFollow her organisation @WomenIn_JazzLike this episode?Don't forget to follow, subscribe or share with your friends. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, we would love a review or rating as well!Slide into our DMs on IG @OnRepeatThePodcast.Like us on Facebook @OnRepeatThePodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
From 30 October to 8 November, the International Women's Jazz Festival will take place in Sydney. One of the musicians performing there - Maryanne Piper - speaks German, as she has spent many years in Europe, some of them in Germany. Of course, during her 2 decades of travelling she has also constantly made music, with all kinds of greats, from all kinds of cultures. She mainly plays clarinet, because that way you can always have your instrument with you, she says - but also other wind instruments, like saxophone - and she also composes. Maryanne is not genre-specific in her music, which includes pop, classical and ethnic music in addition to jazz, nor in her art form. She improvised with the Pina Bausch Theatre, played in film orchestras, organises musical literature readings, conducts workshops and of course tours with her project Lilith Nights, in which she collaborates with musicians from all over the world. We can hear four of them on 7 November at Foundry 616 in Sydney as part of the Women's Music Festival. Last year's Lilith Nights concert was recorded by ABC Classic FM and this programme gave us permission to play some of the pieces in this programme - in the podcast only small excerpts of them. - Vom 30. Oktober bis zum 8. November findet das Internationale Frauen Jazz Festival, in Sydney statt. Eine der dort auftretenden Musikerinnen - Maryanne Piper - spricht Deutsch, denn sie hat viele Jahre in Europa verbracht, und davon auch so einige in Deutschland. Natürlich hat sie auf ihren 2 Jahrzehnte dauernden Reisen auch ständig Musik gemacht, und zwar mit allen möglichen Größen, aus allen möglichen Kulturen. Sie spielt hauptsächlich Klarinette, weil man so sein Instrument immer dabei haben kann sagt sie - aber auch andere Blasinstrument, wie Saxophon - und komponiert auch. Genrespezifisch hat sich Maryanne weder in ihrer Musik, in die außer Jazz auch Pop, Klassik und ethnische Musik einfließt, noch in der Kunstform festgelegt. Sie improvisierte zum Bsp. mit dem Pina Bausch Theater, spielte in Film-Orchestern, organisiert musikalische Literaturlesungen, leitet Workshops und tourt natürlich mit ihrem Projekt Lilith Nights, in dem sie Kollaborationen mit Musikerinnen aus der ganzen Welt eingeht. Vier davon können wir am 7. November in der Foundry 616 in Sydney als Teil des Frauen Musikfestivals hören. Im letzten Jahr wurde das Lilith Nights Konzert von ABC Classic FM aufgenommen und dieses Programm hat uns die Erlaubnis gegeben einige der Stücke in diesem Programm zu spielen - im Podcast nur kleine Auszüge davon.
Check out the full show notes for this episode on the Swing Stuff blog here.Listen to the Women in Jazz Starter Pack playlist on Spotify.Any feedback for the show? Get in touch at hello@swingstuff.comSupport the podcast on Patreon!If you like the show, please leave us a review and rate us on Apple Podcasts! It helps others find the show, and gives Ruby a warm and happy feeling of love and validation.Website: www.swingstuff.comInsta: @swingstuffpodcastHost, Producer, Editor: Ruby BellVery Special Guest: Earanee Niedzwiecki from Women in JazzShow Art, Technical Support, and Unwavering Moral Support: Jonathan TopfSweet Sweet Music: ‘Tea for Two’ by The Shirt Tail Stompers
Let's start talking about Women in Jazz! We celebrate and champion Women in Jazz from all backgrounds and Jazz genres.Women in Jazz produces live events, radio shows and is working towards a three-day festival of live performances and workshops led by the most critically acclaimed female Jazz pioneers in the UK.This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts form our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.This is a Soho Radio Productions Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This is the Soho Radio podcast, showcasing some of the best broadcasts form our online radio station, right from the heart Soho London.Across our Music and Culture channels, we have a wide range of shows covering every genre, along with chat shows, discussions and special broadcasts.To catch up on all Soho Radio shows from both our music and culture channels head on over mixcloud.com/sohoradio or tune in live anytime at sohoradiolondon.com.This is a Soho Radio Productions Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In the latest episode of the All Ears Podcast we catch up with Lou and Nina from Women in Jazz to chat about the challenges that musicians are facing during the global pandemic.
Performers include: Lovie Austin, Terry Pollard, Valaida Snow, Lil Hardin Armstrong, Hazel Scott, Mary Lou Williams, Sarah Vaughan & Billie Holiday. Music Includes: You Can't Lose a Broken Heart, Caravan, Mamblues, Let's Get Happy Together, Aquarius & Swingin the Boogie.
Korantema Anyimadu is a London-based jazz dancer and independent curator working in heritage and the arts. In 2019, she won a Making History award from the Mayor of London for her exhibition, Plaits, Princesses, and Pink Moisturiser - an exploration of Black Hair Stories. Korantema is deeply passionate about cultural heritage, and in today’s episode we talked about her research in West African dance, her experience as a solo jazz dancer today, and her research into black hair history. Any feedback for the show? Get in touch at hello@swingstuff.com Support the podcast on Patreon! If you like the show, please leave us a review and rate us on Apple Podcasts! It helps others find the show, and gives Ruby a warm and happy feeling of love and validation. Host, Producer, Editor: Ruby BellVery Special Guest: Korantema AnyimaduShow Art, Technical Support, and Unwavering Moral Support: Jonathan TopfSweet Sweet Music: ‘Tea for Two’ by the Shirt Tail Stomperswww.swingstuff.com
This week, we kick off our Women’s History Month series with Marissa Baum, Director of Development and Communications at the American Jazz Museum and Amber Underwood, a flautist, educator, band director, model, and vocalist who puts her heart and soul into playing and performing Jazz. So much so, she has dubbed herself Flutienastiness. The American Jazz Museum is celebrating Women in Jazz in March and will be highlighting incredible female Jazz musicians throughout the month, including Amber Underwood on March 9.
Monika Herzig joins me to discuss the "ever-emerging phenomenon" of all female Jazz groups. She explains how developmental psychology, instrument choices, and current community actions negativity impact the matriculation of female musicians. She also suggests new practices we can adopt as a community to better support each other and promote an equal playing field.
Women In Jazz is a project founded by London-based duo, Louise Paley and Nina Fine. As well as a radio show on Soho Radio, they offer workshops, networking opportunities and performance space to help more women find their voice in the jazz industry.In this episode we hear where it all started, the challenges they face and what the future looks like for them. VISIT THE WOMEN IN JAZZ WEBSITEFOLLOW WOMEN IN JAZZ ON TWITTERMORE INFO ON LUCY MERRILYNGET THE NEW TRACK FROM AREMA AREGAFOLLOW JAZZ MATTERS ON TWITTER Music in this episode:Play Song - John Deley and the 41 PlayersToo Young To Go Steady - Lucy MerrilynAlmost A Year Ago - John Deley and the 41 PlayersDa Jazz Blues - Doug Maxwell/Media Right ProductionsCha Cappella - Jimmy Fontanez/Media Right ProductionsFaster Does It - Kevin MacLeodForget Me Not - E's Jammy JamsSour Tennessee Red (Sting) - John Deley and the 41 PlayersYou Had To Be - E's Jammy JamsLove Or Lust - Quincas MoreiraDewey, Cheedham, and Howe (Sting) - John Deley and the 41 PlayersBlue Bossa - My Feeling - Born74 & Arema AregaDixie Outlandish (Sting) - John Deley and the 41 Players
Nina and Louise from London based platform Women In Jazz interviewed the force of nature that is Tarriona Ball aka Tank in The Jazz Lounge at Love Supreme Festival 2019. This episode sees Tina Edwards talk to WIJ about what they do before moving into a live recording of the interview with Tank, enjoy! https://www.instagram.com/_supstandards/ https://www.facebook.com/SupremeStandards/ https://twitter.com/_SupStandards Look out for a new episode every two weeks
WIJSF International President Biggi Vinkeloe (sax, flute) will perform with The Howard Trio with Amy Bormet (p) and Tina Raymond (d) at the 9th annual Washington Women in Jazz Festival on March 31, 2019, that features a Young Artist Showcase, business panels/discussions, jam sessions, and a diverse series of concerts celebrating women in jazz. Created by Amy Bormet in 2011, Washington Women in Jazz hosts an annual festival (WWJF) each March to celebrate the women of the DC jazz community. Amy Reed is a visual artist and composer living in Sacramento, CA. She is the founder of Ma, a series that supports creative work by women at Gold Lion Arts, a performance/education space she co-creates with Ross Hammond. She studied extensively with Sarah Flohr. She allows her painting practice and her composing practice to inform her extensive research into performance, video, sound, improvisation, and listening. Recent work: Solo electric guitar, Ione’s 20th Annual Dream Festival; virtual Artists-in-Residence dream duo with ecologist Dr. Leo Polansky, large ensemble work with Phillip Greenlief, and an active duo with Ross Hammond performing original and traditional material. http://www.washingtonwomeninjazz.comhttp://maseriesarts.orghttp://www.wijsf.org
We hear the story of Jazz journalist, author and critic, Sammy Stein, on what brought her to Jazz, the people who have been an inspiration to her and her forthcoming book, "Women In Jazz". Follow Sammy Stein on Twitter. Buy "All That's Jazz" by Sammy Stein. Follow Jazz Matters on Twitter Follow Jazz Matters on Instagram The following people were mentioned by Sammy as having offered inspiration and support to her, or as noteworthy artists. The list is not exhaustive and, unfortunately, due to time constraints, some sections were edited from the final Podcast; Davey Payne Peter Brötzman Mats Gustafsson John Edwards Gilad Atzmon Carmela Rappazzo Delfeayo Marsalis David Sinclair Emma Acton Gérard Rouy Leo Pellegrino KOSI Arema Arega [Wild Card](Wild Card) The Near Jazz Experience Mark Wade Teri Lyne Carrington Mimi Fox Faye Patton Kim Cypher Wendy Kirkland Anthea Redmond Music in this episode; Play Song - John Deley and the 41 Players The Hands - Fire! Slow Burn - Kevin MacLeod Bluebird - E's Jammy Jams Backed Vibes Clean - Kevin MacLeod I knew a Guy - Kevin MacLeod Faster Does It - Kevin MacLeod Et Voila - Chris Haugen Summertime - Albert Ayler Dixie Outlandish (Sting) - John Deley and the 41 Players Backed Vibes - Rollin at 5 by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100422 Artist: http://incompetech.com/
Kelle Jolly and Faith Morris discuss Women in Jazz Jam Festival. Todd Steed just talks about pretzels. That's about all he contributes. SAD.
Music Has No Gender is a new 37 minute documentary produced, written and recorded by Eastside Radio’s Mick Paddon from Thursday Drive. Its starting point is that while music doesn’t have a gender, musicians do. Sandy Evans, who has been described as a national treasure and awarded an Order of Australia for her contributions to […]
Celebrating Black Women In Jazz Month with: Mary Lou Williams, Lovie Austin, Lil Hardin Armstrong, The International Sweethearts of Rhythm, Blanche Calloway, Billie Holiday, Hazel Scott, Terry Pollard & Valaida Snow. Songs include: I Wish That I Were Twins, Seven Come Eleven, Heebie Jebbies, Doing the Suzie Q, Capricorn, Embraceable You, My Last Dollar and Tuxedo Junction.
To help celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8 here is a program on Women in Jazz. Yes…there are a lot of great female vocalists. The most heralded jazz singers are women: Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan, Sheila Jordan, Betty Carter, Nina Simone, and so many others. But you may not be…Continue reading Episode 22, Women in Jazz
Jacqui Sutton hails from Houston, Texas. She draws on over 20 years of musical and stage experience to leave her personal stamp on her favorite songs. She got her start as a singer as a member of a vocal jazz ensemble called Jazzmouth, founded by Bay Area vocalist and composer Molly Holm in the early 1980s. At the time, heavyweights like Bobby McFerrin and Tuck & Patti were ascendant, and these, among many other Bay Area musicians, were her influences as she sought to master the jazz idiom. When she moved to Portland, Oregon 4 years later, she was exposed to bluegrass music while learning how to contra dance. The sound of the banjo, mandolin, and fiddle would continually intermingle with jazz in her ears, and over the ensuing 20 years, this melding coalesced into the Frontier Jazz sound. Frontier Jazz is a sound that Jacqui believes could have only been created in Texas. It’s not what she expected when she and her husband moved from New York (by way of Madison, Wisconsin) back in 2008, but much to her surprise and joy, the Houston-based musicians who make up the Frontier Jazz Orchestra turned out to be the perfect bandmates to help her interweave the predominantly jazz/bluegrass sound with the musical influences that she has been attracted to most of her life. www.jacquisutton.com www.wijsf.com
Today Laura Theodore the Jazzy Vegetarian, welcomes Kelle Jolly to talk about the Women in Jazz Jam Festival, to be held in Knoxville, Tennessee, March 10th-12th, 2017! Need healthy tips, recipes and videos? A subscription to our online streaming channel, Jazzy Vegetarian TV, makes the perfect healthy, fun and entertaining choice! Get access to our most popular seasons (39 full episodes), along with links to all of the recipes from each episode (over 150 recipes in all)! Watch anywhere including: on iPhone, iPad, Roku, AirPlay, and Chromecast! To order go to: Jazzyvegetariantv.com Order signed Jazzy Vegetarian books, DVDs and CDs at Jazzyvegetarian.com. Laura will be appearing in Knoxville, Tn, March 12th at the Women in Jazz Jam Festival, at 3PM in the Red Piano Lounge. Buy tickets here! Jazzy Vegetarian SEASON FIVE, airs every Monday and Friday, on the CREATE Network! The award-winning season is filled with fabulous, “ved-ucational” guests, and plenty of jazzy-licious, plant-based recipes. (Check local listings). Kelle Jolly is a ukulele-playing jazz singer, music educator, and media personality with a mission! While her style is sometimes evocative of Sarah Vaughan or Olitta Adams, Ms. Jolly’s stage presence demonstrates a hybrid of sensitive song styling with conservative bursts of courageous musical creativity. She has recently branched out into regional musical theatre (Hairspray; Between a Ballad & a Blues).
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Through the Gates host Jim Shanahan talks with Monika Herzig, jazz recording artist and lecturer in SPEA’s Arts Management program about jazz legend David Baker, jazz education, and women in jazz. Additional segments include the Hoosier 5 with IU Theatre professor Dale McFadden and a monologue by Chris J. Handley from the memory play "Dancing at Lughnasa." #artsandhumanities
LARB's Senior Editors Janice Littlejohn and Evan Kindley join Tom and Laurie for a pair of wide ranging conversations. First, Janice discusses the documentary film she is producing on women horn players; and then two recent articles she wrote: one about representation of people of color in Hollywood films (with a focus on a project in development about the Persian poet Rumi with Leonardo DiCaprio slated to play the muslim scholar); the second about the relationship of people of mixed race to Black American political and cultural discourse. Then, Evan Kindley discusses his book, Questionairre, a delightful study of the history of the form from its origins to its most popular contemporary incarnation - as irresistible click bait.
Currently living in Los Angeles, Amy K. Bormet is an active pianist, vocalist, arranger, and composer. The quintet from her debut album, Striking, was featured as part of the 2012 Mary Lou Williams Jazz Festival at the Kennedy Center. In 2011, Amy created the Washington Women in Jazz Festival in Washington, DC, and continues to serve as executive director. In addition to her piano performances, Ms. Bormet is a prolific composer. She was commissioned to arrange her composition “Lightning” for the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra and Howard University's Afro Blue, which premiered on the National Mall as a part of Jazz Appreciation Month. She has been commissioned to write for the Bohemian Caverns Jazz Orchestra, Howard University Jazz Ensemble, and the Brad Linde Ensemble among others. Her music is featured in short films, radio dramas, and audio books. Amy is an alumna of the Kennedy Center's residency program for composer/performers, Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead, and the inaugural Mary Lou Williams Emerging Artist Workshop. She received her master’s degree in jazz studies from Howard University in 2010. As a member of the Howard University Jazz Ensemble, Amy toured Japan, and performed at the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theater with NEA Jazz Master McCoy Tyner. www.amykbormet.com www.wijsf.org
Diva JC talks with saxophonist Carol Sudhalter in Queens, NY and Dallas vocalist Sandra Kaye about their musical projects. Also, visit www.wijsf.org and www.internationalwomeninjazz.com
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