Johnathan Blake

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    “My dad is always going to be a part of me and my music, especially since I still have so many manuscripts of his to explore,” says Johnathan Blake, who notes that he too has much more to explore.

    Johnathan Blake: Story Teller

    For Johnathan Blake, every record is an act of remembrance. Over the past two decades, the Philadelphia-born and New…

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    Maria Schneider’s 1995 Monterey Jazz Festival commission Scenes From Childhood is streaming now.

    What To Stream, July 27-Aug. 2

    The summer livestream calendar has been slowing down, but here are five great events to check out online this week,…

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    The Wayne Escoffery/Jeremy Pelt Quartet kicked off the spring outdoor series on April 4.

    Jazz Returns to Central Park

    Giant Step Arts and Keyed Up! have launched a spring performance series called “Walk With The Wind” honoring…

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    ​Bassist William Parker (shown here), pianist Matthew Shipp and drummer Bobby Kapp are set to stream a Thursday performance.

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    Mette Rasmussen, shown here performing at Festival International de Musique Actuelle de Victoriaville in 2018, is set to stream a performance on Monday.

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    Kurt Elling’s latest recording finds the vocalist collaborating with pianist Danilo Pérez. Secrets Are The Best Stories (Edition) is set for release April 3.

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    Kenny Barron will release a three-disc set of duets with the late Mulgrew Miller on Oct. 18. The 76-year-old pianist and bandleader also has a trio project in the works with bassist Dave Holland and drummer Johnathan Blake.

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    Johnathan Blake takes musical cues from his late father, John Blake Jr., a violinist who performed with McCoy Tyner and Archie Shepp.

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    BOP Trio, which comprises bassist Linda May Han Oh (from left), drummer Johnathan Blake and saxophonist Chris Potter, recently played Giant Step Arts’ opening event, a two-night run at Manhattan’s Jazz Gallery.


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May 2024
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