It says a lot about her spirit that she can take inspiration from the noted science fiction author Octavia A. Composer and flutist Nicole Mitchell dreams big. Utopian visions are hard things to transmit… It’s up the dreamer to sell the deal.
Onwards and outwards, happy reading and listening-and see you out at the shows!īy Kurt Gottschalk photos Courtesy of Artist But obviously it’s as important to make sure that such confined focus of recognition and respect doesn’t and shouldn’t start and end on the first and last days of these months.
Just as with February’s Black History Month, Women’s History Month gives us the opportunity to pause and reflect to show appreciation. We also pay tribute to two late elder stateswomen of jazz: pianist Connie Crothers ( Lest We Forget) passed away a half-dozen years ago and is fêted this month by close colleagues, and vocalist Carol Sloane (see Special Feature In Memoriam) whose very recent death has the jazz community reeling. Be sure to check out the front-loaded section of Album Reviews covering stellar releases by stellar women (pgs. And all three are leading their respective projects in the city this month. And representing the younger generation, bassist Endea Owens ( Artist Feature) has been omnipresent, playing bass with Jon Batiste and the Stay Human Band and soon self-releasing her long- awaited leader debut with her band The Cookout this Spring. Violinist Sara Caswell (Interview Feature) has been bolstering the projects of others and finally releases her first album as leader in two decades. Nicole Mitchell (Cover Story) encapsulates all of the above and then some (add book author to that list). We are honored to dedicate much of the editorial to women who have helped make the jazz fabric that much stronger-from instrumentalists to vocalists, arrangers and composers, mentors and teachers. So, as exciting as are Spring’s first blooms, consider this our annual March bouquet salute to Women’s History Month. Welcome to another jam-packed issue of The New York City Jazz Record, featuring articles, reviews and concert listings on the music we love created by musicians whom without the world would be a lesser place.Ĭlosing in on the first days of Spring, NYC has already gotten substantial stretches of unseasonably warm weather while snow shovels quietly have gathered dust (thanks global warming).
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To obtain earlier issues, either in PDF or print form, please contact. Steven Bernstein, Donald Harrison, Ronnie Burrage, Best of 2019. Mingus Big Band, Jason Marsalis, Miho Hazama. Those Gone Silent, The Shape of Jazz to Come.Įugene Chadbourne, Michele Rosewoman, Sullivan Fortner.Ĭarol Sloane, Kim Clarke, Brandee Younger. Hank Mobley, Joe Morris, Marcin Wasilewski. Nicholas Payton, Makaya McCraven, Susana Santos Silva.Īrchie Shepp, Shabaka Hutchings, Hilliard Greene. Regina Carter, Gary Smulyan, Josh Sinton. John Lewis, Ethan Iverson, Ayelet Rose Gottlieb.Ĭharles McPherson, Graham Haynes, Alexa Tarantino.ĭaniel Humair, Joe Farnsworth, Jeff Williams. Ralph Peterson, Larry Roland, Luke Stewart. Melissa Aldana, Susan Alcorn, Patricia Brennan. Zeena Parkins, David Ostwald, Steph Richards. Mark Feldman, Carol Sudhalter, Mark Shim. Robert Glasper, Patience Higgins, Greg Lewis. Renee Rosnes, John Pizzarelli, Camille Thurman.Īmina Claudine Myers, David Friedman, Mara Rosenbloom. Helen Sung, Joshua Abrams, Caroline Davis. Jeremy Pelt, Billy Drummond, Ava Mendoza. Johnathan Blake, Mars Williams, Miles Okazaki. Jay Clayton, Arturo Sandoval, Marquis Hill.īob James, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Angel Bat Dawid, Best of 2021. Joanne Brackeen, Carla Cook, Sasha Berliner. Joe Chambers, Frank London, Jason Kao Hwangīertha Hope, Mark Morganelli, Ryan Truesdell Shabaka Hutchings, Delfeayo Marsalis, Dave Stryker Ingrid Laubrock, Avishai Cohen, Brandon López
Ken Peplowski, Colin Stetson, Leo GenoveseĬécile McLorin Salvant, Sean Jones, David Sanford The New York City Jazz Record The New York City Jazz Record The City's Only Homegrown Jazz Gazette! BACK ISSUESīlack History Month Issue - Catherine Russell, Bill Saxton, Immanuel Wilkins, Roger Humphries, Cedar Walton.Īl Foster, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Cory Smythe, Egberto Gismonti, Toots Thielemans
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