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Jazz
In any assessment of jazz’s founding fathers, he has to stand as the most influential figure
On the fiftieth anniversary of his death, it’s well worth revisiting his remarkable career
Remembering Rafael Schächter, a conductor imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp
He isn’t for the faint of heart, but it’s worth confronting his life’s work
First Flight to Tokyo by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers reviewed
Wynton Marsalis has not allowed tradition to become self-serving traditionalism
For anyone looking for a stocking stuffer for the aficionado — or merely the lover — of good music, here it is
Lee Morgan was searching for a new musical path forward, following but not retreading the bebop era
No matter his personal woes, Evans almost always vouchsafed his listeners something not merely to dig but to cherish
