If anyone deserves the sobriquet of “the Pied Piper of Jazz,” it would be Wynton Marsalis. The legend will perform at The ...

There’s a truth in the music. And it’s too bad that we, as a culture, have not been able to address that truth – and not let that truth be our truth. In 2001, Wynton Marsalis was appointed ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by A new take on Wynton Marsalis’s “Blues Symphony ... to marvel at in this openly expressive music. Spreading the experience over a week ...

Norfolk State's jazz ensemble and 11 others from Historically Black Colleges and Universities are competing to open for ...

“Louis,” released in 2010, is a black-and-white silent film in the classic tradition, with subtitles on text cards displayed ...

2 Degrees East, 3 Degrees West (7:08); Animal Dance (3:55); Django (4:52); Jon Batiste Introduces the Band (1:03); Delaunay's Dilemma (5:23); La Cantatrice (5:08); Piazza Navona (6:35); Pulcinella ...

It isn’t exactly a case of bait-and-switch, but “Chautauqua at 150: Wynton ... Marsalis’s intentions, a merging of American ...

He’s won nine Grammy Awards and a Pulitzer Prize, and has been awarded the National Medal of the Arts. Wynton Marsalis is a legendary jazz composer and trumpeter, and he’s coming to play another show ...

“I truly believe it’s possible for an orchestra to do all the things that jazz and American vernacular music ... on Wynton Marsalis 'Blues Symphony' album As previously reported by the Free ...