Google Alert - Jazz music

	Jazz music Weekly update ⋅ December 8, 2019
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	The Best Jazz And International Music Concerts To Catch In December DCist December 2. Béla Fleck & The Flecktones defy categorization, blending jazz, bluegrass, rock, and every other genre under the sun. The band also ... Flag as irrelevant
	NBCSWSH put jazz music behind Tom Wilson and Carl Hagelin's pregame instrument ritual and ... Russian Machine Never Breaks (blog) From cup checks to biting, the Washington Capitals lead the league in weird pregame rituals. And Friday, before the Capitals took on the Anaheim ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ear To Ear: CapRadio Jazz Hosts' Favorite Music Of The Decade Capital Public Radio News As 2019 draws to a close, so too does a decade jam-packed with excellent jazz music. From locals like Joe Gilman to international talents like ... Flag as irrelevant
	BMHS receives grant for jazz music education Beloit Daily News In November, the Madison Jazz Society awarded grants totaling $9,875 from its School Grant Fund to music programs in 21 Wisconsin schools. Flag as irrelevant
	Where It's Scat: The 10 Best Places to Hear Live Jazz in DFW Dallas Observer More than just a music genre, jazz is a lifestyle often associated with timelessness and musical creativity. North Texas can boast of a few joints perfect ... Flag as irrelevant
	Q&A with artist, jazz aficionado H. Alonzo Jennings GS '72 The Daily Princetonian There [were] no local radio stations that broadcast jazz music … When I came north … that's sort of when my love affair with jazz really began, when ... Flag as irrelevant
	SF Jazz and Blues Society: 2020 JazzFest canceled KSFY Tryg Fredrickson, executive director of the Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Society told KSFY News that the 2020 JazzFest has been canceled. Fredrickson ... Flag as irrelevant
	Best Jazz of 2019 The New York Times No big jazz-pop crossover star broke out in 2019, and nobody hijacked the conversation with an incendiary comment requiring some "O.K. Boomer" ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jazz with a touch of social justice for BC concert The Bakersfield Californian BC jazz students will show the connection between jazz and the Civil Rights Movement in their final concert of the semester Monday evening. Flag as irrelevant
	Kate Davis Left Portland as a Jazz Prodigy. Now She Returns as an Indie-Rocker. Willamette Week Until recently, Davis, who currently lives in New York City, has made her career as a cocktail dress-wearing jazz singer and double bassist. But on her ... Flag as irrelevant

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