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Jazz, Blackness and Shame
In her second contribution to The Independent Ear, the uncompromising saxophonist-composer and budding music/socio- cultural commentator Matana Roberts details her personal grounding and addresses the issue of the black audience for jazz, music education, coping with judgmental educators and assorted other related … Continue reading
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An evolving, intrepid Artist: MATANA ROBERTS
Fiercely independent aptly describes MATANA ROBERTS One of the more compelling young artists to have arrived on the scene the last few years is saxophonist-composer and AACM member Matana Roberts. She wrote recently to express her appreciation for the Ain’t … Continue reading
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Interview: The multi-faceted Douglas Ewart
DOUGLAS EWART: in a rare moment of relaxation for a man who seems never to sleep The group photo of modern day renaissance men should include Douglas Ewart. A saxophonist & all-round woodwind specialist and composer from Jamaica who emigrated to Chicago as … Continue reading
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Triology: Saxophonists go hang flying…
Though far from a recent phenomenon, considering the relative prominence and success of Joshua Redman’s current saxophone-bass-drums trio exploits, the creativity evident in the trio known as Fly (with Mark Turner on saxophone, Jeff Ballard on drums, and Larry Grenadier … Continue reading
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Darryl Harper “Stories in Real Time”
Mystery Man? Clarinetist Darryl Harper unveils his action figure/alter-ego with latest release… Amongst the usual blizzard of new releases, one of the more uncommon recent entries is Stories in Real Time (HiPNOTIC Records) from clarinetist-educator Darryl Harper. First sighting … Continue reading
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