What To Stream This Week

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Reedist Ingrid Laubrock is set to stream a Tuesday performance alongside bassist Brandon Lopez, drummer Tom Rainey and visual artist Yuko Otomo.

(Photo: Helmut Berns)

As performers look to replace income from lost gigs and regain a sense of community amid the coronavirus pandemic, a number of musicians are using online streaming services to connect directly with fans. We’ll keep a running tab for the week below.

A fee is associated with some of the material listed here, and several items have been sourced from WBGO. DB

Feb. 22: The Lockdown Sessions, No. 34: Chris Dingman, Alina Engibaryan, Kate McGarry, Keith Ganz, Anthony Tidd

Feb. 22: Paul Jost Quartet

Feb. 22: Ari Hoenig Trio

Feb. 23: Ingrid Laubrock/Brandon Lopez/Tom Rainey/Yuko Otomo

Feb. 23: Michael Mayo/Ike Sturm

Feb. 23: Queens Streaming Winter JazzFest

Feb. 23: Steve Nelson Quartet

Feb. 24: Zach Brock/Jon Cowherd

Feb. 24: Jazz + Hip Hop: Twin Branches On The Same Tree With Ashley Kahn, Kassa Overall And Lee Hogans

Feb. 24: Nir Felder

Feb. 25: Ralph Peterson Marks Release Of Raise Up Off Me

Feb. 25: Michael TA Thompson/Ken Filiano/Cooper-Moore/Tom Cabrera

Feb. 25: Helio Alves/Paul Socolow Projeto Do Momento

Feb. 25: Meanie Charles Quintet

Feb. 25: Ravi Coltrane Freedom Trio

Feb. 26: Paula West: Great American Politic

Feb. 26: Hayes Greenfield & Dean Johnson Duo

Feb. 27: Jazz From Detroit: Virtual Music Marathon with Regina Carter, Charles McPherson & Other Artists

Feb. 27: Maria Chavez And Sandy Ewen

Feb. 27: Randal Despommier Quartet

Feb. 28: From Rahsaan Roland Kirk To McCoy Tyner With Steve Turre

Feb. 28: The Gathering for Harry (A 94th Birthday Celebration For Harry Belafonte)

Feb. 28: Joe Dyson Quintet



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    ​Christian McBride and writer Ashley Kahn meet for a DownBeat Blindfold Test hosted by New York University’s Jazz Studies program.

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    Samara Joy brought fans to their feet in the middle of her Newport set!

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    Ceramic Dog is, from right, Shahzad Ismaily, Ches Smith and Ribot.

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    ​“He was the coolest,” Fortner says of Nat “King” Cole. “Didn’t break a sweat.”

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    Person’s esthetic took shape in an era when jazz functioned as neighborhood social entertainment and moved with a deep dance groove.


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