#Jazzlives is a Twitter campaign meant to demonstrate there is indeed a healthy, happy, young and tech-savvy audience for live jazz. I’ve…
MoreRaising the stakes of media “musts” for free, city-supported jazz performances, the Detroit International Jazz Festival has announced it will stream video…
MoreMark Gridley, author of Jazz Styles: History and Analysis, a leading textbook introducing the music to undergraduates for three decades, has called…
MoreOnline journalism, feature writing and reviewing and a look at the development of the UK jazz and music press are topics of…
MoreIn the New York Times. Farewell to one of our absolute greats.…
MoreHere’s a grant opportunity (biannual prize) that may be of interest to jazz photographers — from New York Foundation for the Arts…
MoreThe joys of jazz-related summer travel in Italy have long been known. I detail some of the fun I had at the…
MoreThe passing of photographer Dennis Stock earlier this year (at age 81) inspired me to dig out my copy of a now…
MoreJazz Awards 2010 nominee and JazzWax proprietor Marc Myers assesses the legacy of the late Mitch Miller, under the headline: “Mitch Miller:…
MoreAs an occasional service to JJA members, JJA News will list employment opportunities appropriate to skilled and knowledgeable journalists. Boosey & Hawkes is…
MoreThe JJA’s Jazz Matters September panel discussion will now take place on Wednesday, September 15th, not September 8th as previously announced. Same…
MorePeruse some of the treasure on Flickr, via the Library of Congress. [Via Patrick of ABS.] [Update: WPFW-FM will be interviewing the…
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