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*The Kansas City Jazz Orchestra created a social isolation rendition of the Clint Ashlock composition “Solitary Confinement.” * 2019 Fe...

Everyday, Forever , the fourth album by The Project H , comes with strings attached.  The signature components of the Kansas ...

* The Kansas City Star reviewed a concert by the Bad Plus with Joshua Redman at the Gem Theater. *Hermon Mehari promoted a...

*Gale Tallis, the executive director of the concert hall, recently announced that the next season of the Folly Theater's ...

Steve Lambert made a flute solo sound as tough as nails last night.  The outstanding multi-instrumentalist leads the 627 Big...

*Chuck Haddix and Gerald Spaits discussed Jay McShann’s legacy on KCUR’s Up To Date .  KCUR’s weekly Local Listen segment...

*Eddie Moore is the subject of a lengthy profile in The Pitch . *KC Jazz Lark touts the new issue of JAM magazine. * The Ka...

* The Pitch reports on the shuttering of Broadway Kansas City.  KC Jazz Lark ponders the closing. *Natalie Gallagher do...

 * The Topeka Capital Journal reports that the 2015-16 season of the Topeka Jazz Concert Series (formerly the Topeka Jazz Wo...

The Project H , the ensemble responsible for my favorite jazz-oriented performance by Kansas City musicians of the first few months of 2015...

Anticipating a rollicking set of hillbilly jazz, I eagerly paid the $10 cover to hear Lauren Krum sing with The Project H a...

Become Light , the effervescent second album by The Project H , was Plastic's Sax's top release by a locally based...

Several thousand early birds at Sunday's Celebration at the Station heard vintage Kansas City jazz performed in a set...

If the goal of Society Red is to generate renewed interest in the music of Dexter Gordon, the band has already achieved a m...

*KC Jazz Lark assesses the prospects of the Broadway Jazz Club. *The seasonal song Mark Lowrey and Herman Mehari contr...

I began to detect the invigorating sound of The New Vintage Big Band from over half a block away as I walked toward the Broo...