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| Watch: Jazz Pianist Art Tatum's Incredible Classical Improvs During Chris Thile's inaugural show as the new host of A Prairie Home Companion, the immortal jazz pianist Art Tatum received an unexpected shout ...
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| Richard Sudhalter On Piano Jazz On this 1992 episode of Piano Jazz, Sudhalter remembers Bix Beiderbecke and joins Marian McPartland for a duet version of "Chasing Shadows.".
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| McCoy Tyner: 50 years on, the jazz pianist still keeps his sound fresh Even though McCoy Tyner is among the most revered jazz musicians of his generation, he somehow still seems underappreciated.
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| The art of solo jazz, courtesy of Keith Jarrett Keith Jarrett, in his long ecstatic piano soliloquies and musical streams of consciousness had already re-created the art of solo jazz piano. He had also ...
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| 'Gershwin and the American Journey' to feature pianist Jazz pianist Ted Rosenthal teams with the Symphony of the Americas Orchestra for the "Gershwin and the American Journey" concert on Nov.
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| For jazz great Chick Corea, playing anthem at NY Giants game is a high honor On Sunday, I plan to be front and center to hear great jazz pianist Chick Corea perform The Star-Spangled Banner for 75,000 fans before the New ...
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| Sedona Jazz at the Church: 'An Afternoon with Michael Kocour: Solo Piano' Michael Kocour offers a kind of casual mastery and urbane carriage that makes the demanding solo piano idiom sound as natural as breathing.
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| Young composer brings Advent to life with new jazz sacred music CD The music is performed by the Chicago-based Fifth House Ensemble, Notre Dame Children's Choir and the composer, JJ Wright's, jazz piano trio.
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| CSUF professor spends a decade shaping musicians He eventually made his way to Duke University. As an undergraduate, Cunliffe learned a jazz piano performance and theory from Mary Lou Williams.
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| Uri Caine Calibrated Thickness Uri Caine performs in so many varied contexts — from solo piano to ... don't naturally think of him in that most common of jazz piano groups: the trio.
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