Jazzmeia Horn

Elected to the Hall of Fame
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    Russell Gunn was commissioned by the Apollo Theater to compose the music for The Blues And Its People.

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    Jon Batiste’s We Are garnered 12 Grammy nominations.

    Grammy Award Nominations Are Out

    The Recording Academy has announced the nominees for the 2022 Grammy Awards. While there are plenty of potential…

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    Veronica Swift has both a historical connection to the music and a desire to expand its artistic purview.

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    Jazzmeia Horn is among the 25 artists DownBeat thinks will help shape jazz in the decades to come.

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    Whether riffing on his latest album, his dynastic jazz family, his formative experiences in Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, his teaching experiences, his interest in science or his love of sports, Branford Marsalis speaks his truth.

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    Samara McLendon poses with her plaque for winning the Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition on Nov. 24. From left: Dee Dee Bridgewater, Laurin Talese, McLendon and Jane Monheit.

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    French violinist Théo Ceccaldi performs with his ensemble, Freaks, during the Belgrade Jazz Festival, which ran Oct. 21-28 in the Serbian capital.

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    Chick Corea’s Trilogy, which also includes bassist Christian McBride and drummer Brian Blade, are set to play the 2019/20 Symphony Center Presents Jazz series in Chicago on Nov. 1.

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    Jazzmeia Horn’s begun writing a follow-up to her recently released album Love And Liberation and also started work on a book of poetry.

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    On June 29, the Impulse! label issued previously unreleased studio recordings by John Coltrane (left), Elvin Jones, Jimmy Garrison and McCoy Tyner under the title Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album.

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    Concord Label Group president John Burk (left), Monk Competition winner Tom Oren and Thelonious Monk Institute chairman Herbie Hancock

    Tom Oren Wins 2018 Monk Competition

    The winner of this year’s Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz competition, Tom Oren, hails from Tel Aviv, Israel—a…

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    Laurin Talese performs at the Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition on Nov. 18 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in Newark.

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    Marquis Hill Blacktet is set to play 7:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at The University of Chicago’s Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts.

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    Kurt Elling performs during the 2018 North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

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    Jazzmeia Horn (left) discusses a track with journalist Dan Ouellette during a DownBeat Blindfold Test at the North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

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    ​Drummer Matt Wilson tops two categories in the 2018 Jazz Journalists Association Jazz Awards.

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    Vocalist Jazzmeia Horn and pianist Justin Kauflin represent part of the American contingent who will be taking part of jazzahead!, a festival and trade fair in Bremen, Germany.

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    Jazzmeia Horn channeled Betty Carter and Sarah Vaughan at the Umbria Jazz festival during December.

    Jazzmeia Horn Soars in Orvieto

    Just after twilight Dec. 28 on the ground floor of the 14th-century Palazzo del Popolo, when the last note of the…

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    Miguel Zenón received a Grammy nomination for his album Típico.

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    Anat Cohen (left) and the members of Trio Brasileiro—Douglas Lora, Dudu Maia and Alexandre Lora—collaborated on the Grammy-nominated album Rosa Dos Ventos (Anzic).

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    Chick Corea performs at the Jacksonville Jazz Festival in Florida on May 28.

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    Jazzmeia Horn will performa at the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center on Feb. 20 as part of the “Monk-In-Motion” series.


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