SFCV’s perceptive writers report on America’s native classical music. Artist Spotlight David Bromberg Still Makes a Joyful Noise Lou Fancher - September 3, 2019 The influential guitarist talks about his famous violin collection and upcoming gigs at the Freight & Salvage. Review A Threeway Conversation With Jeff Denson, Romain Pilon, and Brian Blade Andrew Gilbert - September 3, 2019 The new trio-in-residence intertwines ideas and tones at the California Jazz Conservatory. Review An All-Philly Night of Jazz and Hip-Hop at the Bowl Richard S. Ginell - August 30, 2019 The jazzy Christian McBride Big Band finds common ground with progressive hip-hop from The Roots. Review Art Blakey’s Music Lives Through Ralph Peterson’s Messenger Legacy Sextet Andrew Gilbert - August 27, 2019 The combo, featuring alumni from Blakey’s pioneering band, offers a fitting season finale for the Jazz at Lesher series. Music News Hot Mikado Coming to 42nd Street Moon Janos Gereben - August 26, 2019 Yum-Yum and Nanki-Poo swing it in this updated jazz take on the Gilbert & Sullivan classic. Review Lee Ritenour and Ivan Lins Kick Off Jazz at the Bowl for Real Richard S. Ginell - August 17, 2019 It was a Brazilian love affair for a night filled with tributes and reunions of old pros. Review The Many Faces of Summer Fest Andrew Gilbert - August 13, 2019 Just dipping a toe in the musical waters of the San José jazz celebration is a full-immersion experience. Feature Letter From Berlin: The Jazz Night Express Victoria Looseleaf - August 2, 2019 Nobody goes to Car Six anymore — too crowded. Review Anat Cohen and Trio da Paz Light Up Dinkelspiel Andrew Gilbert - July 30, 2019 The vaunted Israeli clarinetist brings the best of Brazilian jazz to Stanford. Feature Summer Sounds Andrew Gilbert - July 29, 2019 Check out our picks for cool August concerts featuring jazz, blues, and soul music. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 … Next › Next page Last » Last page