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Tag Archives: jazz
Happy birthday, Charlie Parker
in forthcoming books, music, new books
Tagged bebop, Bird, Charlie Parker, Chuck Haddix, jazz, Yardbird
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Jazz giant Charlie “Bird” Parker was born on August 29, 1920 in Kansas City. During his short life—he died at age 34—Parker became one of the most influential figures in jazz history. On September 16, 2013 the University of Illinois … Continue reading
Remembering jazz pianist and author Marian McPartland
in authors, biography, music
Tagged All in Good Time, jazz, Marian McPartland, Marian McPartland's Jazz World, Piano Jazz
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Jazz performer and musical ambassador Marian McPartland, passed away this week at her home in Port Washington, N.Y. at age 95. In addition to a performance career that took off when she moved to the U.S. from her native England … Continue reading
Q&A with Yellow Power Yellow Soul editor Tamara Roberts
in asian american studies, interviews, music
Tagged Asian American Experience, Fred Ho, jazz, Tamara Roberts, Yellow Power Yellow Soul
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Musician and activist Fred Ho has inspired many people in many ways. His avant-garde saxophone playing and composition has pushed the boundaries of jazz music. His infusion of political theory and activism into his art has crossed over into multiple … Continue reading
Coming Attractions: Fred Ho documentary
in asian american studies, author events, new books
Tagged Asian American Experience, Diary of the Dragon, Fred Ho, jazz, Yellow Power Yellow Soul
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This week musician and activist Fred Ho will be celebrated at events featuring both signings of the new University of Illinois Press book Yellow Power Yellow Soul and also some screenings of the new documentary Diary of the Dragon: The … Continue reading