WHERE JAZZ AND ART ARE JUMPING in October
WE’RE BACK IN BUSINESS FOR REAL! They announced.
Author Archive for: Norman
Entries by Norman Warwick
When LANZAROTE went National Geographic
“promote the island as a sustainable tourist destination, which offers a unique and different landscape.”
STONES: rolling on or rolling over?
Charlie Watts took his earnings from the road and investrf them in the jazz bands of his dreams.
(MAXI) PRIEST OF A BROAD CHURCH.
I don’t want much, I just want everything that comes with the beauty of living and to keep doing what I love.´
TOM T HALL: Keeper Of All The Stories
Tom T Hall had 30 top-20 country singles, including six #1’s, and he wrote nearly as many hits for other artists.
JACK GILBERT
Jack Gilbert suggests that love — the most intense and wide ranging emotion human beings are capable of experiencing — might be the most challenging to describe in words. It’s ironic how Gilbert acknowledges the imperfection of language with a poem that is perfection in itself.
DESERVES WARM RECEPTION
The Frost School of Music at the University of Miami is proud to present its extraordinary line-up for Frost Music Live with over 100 concerts and events happening in Coral Gables, Florida. You can choose from a selection of classical music to jazz and contemporary music to Frost Faculty Recitals and Lectures.
CONTRA LAS CEURDAS: but fighting back
Contra las Cuerda, translates roughly as against the ropes´, presumably as a comment on the covid fight.
HOW JAZZ INFORMS POETRY (plus special news announcements)
Jazz poetry is a literary genre defined as poetry necessarily informed by jazz music—that is, poetry in which the poet responds to and writes about jazz.
MADELEINE PEYROUX: the epitome of jazz class.
she began her singing career on the streets of Paris as a dreamy busker (at the age of sixteen),
