*Jazziz takes notice of Ernest Melton.
*Dan Gailey and his students at the University of Kansas discuss a recent collaboration with Renee Rosnes in a brief video.
*Ryan Keberle & Catharsis return to Kansas City on July 8.
*Bret Primack created a video clip in which Sonny Rollins considers Charlie Parker’s demeanor.
*Tweet o’ the Week: Dave D’Marko- Smooth jazz still playing and it’s pretty quiet in here as 92 percent of Kansas City ballots are in and Quinton Lucas has nearly a 2 to 1 lead over Jolie Justus. Closer to 60-40 counting surrounding counties that also have parts of city. #ElectionResults2019
*From a press release: The American Jazz Museum’s Kansas City Jazz Academy has secured a performance residency at KCMO’s City Hall extending over the next 12 weeks. Beginning June 20th, every Thursday from 1:30pm – 2:00pm (prior to each week’s City Council meeting), students from the Academy’s combo classes will showcase their talents in the main rotunda of City Hall.
(Original image by Plastic Sax.)
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Confirmation: Weekly News & Notes
Labels:
American Jazz Museum,
Charlie Parker,
Dan Gailey,
Ernest Melton,
Jazz,
Kansas City
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