The Jazz Journalists Association today named 27 “activists, advocates, altruists, aiders and abettors of jazz” in 23 U.S. cities as 2020 Jazz…
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Pianist Hila Kulik lives in New York but when she realized that her livelihood was about to shut down, she took the…
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My house has gone from Empty Nest to suddenly having both kids home — my daughter back from college and my son…
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By Leslie L. Fuller Since 1982, when David Andrichik bought the Chatterbox dive bar on Indianapolis’ storied Massachusetts Avenue, jazz music has…
MoreThe geographically diverse free jazz ensemble Irreversible Entanglements played their final pre-COVID-19 show at Rhizome in Washington, D.C. on March 8. Eleven days…
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Bandcamp is supporting musicians during the Covid-19 pandemic, raising awareness around the virus’ impact on artists by waiving their revenue share on…
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During the past month the world as we knew it changed drastically. The Covid-19 virus has moved with surprising speed and the…
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Photographers are encouraged to submit an image for the JJA’s 2020 Jazz Photo of the Year Award, as nominations for the organization’s…
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For the second year running, JJA members and industry colleagues gathered for an informal January meet-up during the Winter JazzFest in New…
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“Working the Beat: Jazz in Today’s Media” is a JJA project starting with a weekly series of video calls — free, open…
MoreJazz journalism is alive and well, as JJA members are getting their news and views about the music out in every media…
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W. Royal Stokes, a founding JJA member and Lifetime Achievement in Jazz Journalism award recipient, has compiled his annual list of books…
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