Producing instruments of great tonal expression with stunning artistic beauty is also one of Monteleone’s missions in life.

All About Jazz has been a pillar of jazz since 1995, championing it as an art form and, more importantly, supporting the musicians who make it. Our enduring commitment has made "AAJ" one of the most ...

In jazz, there really is a ... just the melodic instruments like saxophone, trumpet, flute, etc., will ... In Part 2 of "The Art of Listening to Jazz" we will explore how jazz has preserved the ...

Well before the spoken word, early humans were singing, making the human voice the first musical instrument. Before language had evolved, it is speculated that the human voice was. Breaking News - ...

He says his Analog Tele-Phonographers lend themselves to playing jazz. The salvaged, old instrument art plays digital music but is also Locke’s way of paying homage to an era gone by.

There is an interesting crossbreed in the art world: the jazz musician who is also a visual artist. The works of 10 such folks are on display until April 30 in Westbury.

The sound of music filled the Fort Hayes Construction building in an effort to get kids involved in art and science. Nearly ...

The world of music lovers can thank America for jazz. Sure, the U-S of A has kicked down a load of recognizable genres, but arguably the one genre that spread quickly around the world is jazz.

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New York-based bassist Brandon Lopez will perform at Goodyear Arts in Camp North End on Saturday, Sept. 23. If you think playing the stand-up bass solo sounds like it could be musically limiting ...

Accordion Jazz Legend Art Van Damme, 1920-2010 . Source: Michael Ricci February 21, 2010. By Rob Howard Art Van Damme died on February 15th 2010 after being ill with pneumonia for several weeks. A ...

The instrument hasn’t always been a central player in jazz, but the best guitarists have taken up the challenge of finding their own way. Fourteen musicians and writers share their favorites.