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Jazz on Lockdown

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Jazz Rebounds: Auckland opens

July 15, 2020

Now where were we? The last live gig that I attended was just before the level 3 lockdown. It seems like forever…

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JazzOnLockdown: China, Recovering or Still Waiting?

April 29, 2020

China, the first country whose performing arts industry was directly affected by the pandemic, is now gradually allowing bars and clubs to…

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JazzOnLockdown: In Athens, Klampanis, Irrationalities

April 23, 2020

When Greece shut down schools and advised social distancing in early March, Greek bassist Petros Klampanis was on a plane to Bogotá,…

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JazzOnLockdown: Resources offering $ support for jazz journalists?

April 17, 2020

As the U.S. economy craters in response to the Covid-19 virus, the mostly freelancing writers, photographers and videographers covering jazz are affected…

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JazzOnLockdown: From Germany to New Zealand

April 16, 2020

New Zealand is a long way from Germany but the country has been on our minds recently. Our skies are all but…

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JazzOnLockdown: Easter Gospel via Hermann’s of British Columbia ticketed live streamed event series

April 12, 2020

Today at 2 pm (PDT) Hermann’s Jazz Club of Victoria, BC is live-streaming Maria Manna’s Sunday Gospel, normally hosted monthly, as an…

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JazzOnLockdown: Madrid jazzwomen won’t be muted

April 7, 2020

April 5, MADRID — It’s been so many days since the lockdown took place in Madrid that we actually can’t remember how…

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JazzOnLockdown: Zoom talk with John Rae, Scottish ex-pat/Wellington NZ resident all-genres improviser

April 5, 2020

With humankind and its dogs confined to their homes, I set up a Zoom call for JazzLocal32 with innovative Wellington-based jazz musician…

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JazzOnLockdown: Tampa’s Acme Jazz Garage on hiatus

March 29, 2020

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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JazzOnLockdown: Indianapolis Chatterbox learning lessons after 38 yrs

March 25, 2020

By Leslie L. Fuller Since 1982, when David Andrichik bought the Chatterbox dive bar on Indianapolis’ storied Massachusetts Avenue, jazz music has…

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JazzOnLockdown: In Spain, emotion amid unease from Pablo Martín Caminero

March 23, 2020

These lines are written from Madrid, Spain, in our tenth day of quarantine (3/18/2020). Ten days ago the Pablo Martín Caminero Quintet…

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JazzOnLockdown: Amit Friedman, not in Poland OR Israel

March 20, 2020

Amit Friedman is a leading saxophonist, composer and bandleader in Tel Aviv as well as at today’s European jazz festivals. He also…

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