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  • Lincoln Center’s Man With the Trumpet, With Orchestra

    Posted on November 19th, 2005 in Review | 5

    Just before the lights dimmed in the Rose Theater on Thursday night, a voice announced that while the use of cellphones was prohibited, hand-clapping, foot-stomping and cries of “Aw, yeah!” were all welcome forms of audience participation. It was a hokier introduction than one might have expected from a concert called “Wynton With Strings.” But in a way, it suited both subject and setting.

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  • The fan club beginnings… Part VII (Wynton and Joshua Redman)

    Posted on November 17th, 2005 in Video | 1

    In this unknown video-clip Wynton join Joshua Redman at Church of San Francesco al Prato. Eric Reed is with them playing the piano. Enjoy this wonderful duet on John Coltrane’s The Promise !

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  • Interview: From Marsalis, Jazz Profiles in Verse for Kids

    Posted on November 17th, 2005 in Profiles & Interviews

    Wynton Marsalis has put down his horn and picked up his pen for his latest project. It’s a book called “Jazz A-B-Z,” and in it Marsalis shares his deep knowledge of jazz in all its forms with children. Marsalis jitterbugs his way through the alphabet profiling 26 jazz legends through a variety of poetic forms.   Keep reading »

  • From Marsalis, Jazz Profiles in Verse for Kids

    Posted on November 17th, 2005 in Review

    Wynton Marsalis puts down his horn and picks up his pen for his latest project. It’s a book called Jazz ABZ: An A to Z Collection of Jazz Portraits, and in it, Marsalis shares his deep knowledge of jazz in all its forms with children.   Keep reading »

  • Maestro Marsalis

    Posted on November 17th, 2005 in Profiles & Interviews

    Wynton Marsalis marries jazz and classical music like no one else. SOME years ago, surveying the historic divide between classical music and pop, a critic observed, “Jazz, once the arch-fiend threatening the whole fabric of musical society, is now allowed to be respectable, as a sort of first cousin to serious music who prefers to live apart.”   Keep reading »

  • Wynton and the new SmartMusic v9.0

    Posted on November 16th, 2005 in News

    MakeMusic Inc. announced the release of SmartMusic 9.0, a new version of their practice program for students of woodwind, brass, string and vocal.

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  • Wynton plays in Moacir Santos’ new CD

    Posted on November 14th, 2005 in Music | 1

    Moacir Santos, born to a poor family in Pernambuco (northeastern Brazil, ) is regarded as a walking encyclopedia in the realm of Brazilian instrumental music.
    His new album, entitled Choros and Alegria, counts with the participation of Wynton, who taking opportunity of a concert he would give in São Paulo, insisted in participating of the recording of Choros & Alegria.

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  • JALC celebrates Wynton’s 25 Years on the music scene

    Posted on November 13th, 2005 in Concerts

    Jazz at Lincoln Center commemorates Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis’ 25 years of musical achievement with Wynton with Strings on November 17, 18 and 19 at 8pm at Rose Theater at Frederick P. Rose Hall on Broadway at 60th St.
    This special series of concert performances feature a retrospect of jazz by the musician, educator and author.

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  • Informal photos from Silver Spring Jazz festival

    Posted on November 13th, 2005 in Concerts, Photo | 1

    Thanks to our friend Jodi, we received some nice and informal photos about Wynton's presence in Silver Spring in September.   Keep reading »

  • ‘A Blue So Blue’ and ‘Jazz ABZ’: How Blue Can You Get?

    Posted on November 13th, 2005 in Review

    The trumpet virtuoso Wynton Marsalis’s “Jazz ABZ” is not a child’s quest for the perfect musical note or the dreamiest jazz musician of the 20th century   Keep reading »