The wraithe-like voice of Camila Meza seems to come from beyond smoky, rolling hills somewhere in blood-soaked and beautiful Chile. Miss Meza has absorbed everything from...
This month on The Latin Side of Jazz we feature music with the following artists: Alonso González & Jazz Latino, Kenny Garrett, Enrico Rava, Alfredo Rodríguez...
Despite drawing from a deep well-spring of complex abstraction and profound spirituality, the music of Edward Simon is eminently accessible. Moreover, even with the myriad of...
It is hard to listen to Gretchen Parlato without hearing something celestial in her singing. To be sure, she sings in a jazz idiom and her...
Of the many mesmerising narratives of Orpheus and Eurydice—both classical and modern—one of the finest is contained in the dramatic re-setting of the myth in Brazil...
There comes a time in the life of a pianist, when the lure of a solo project is strong and he or she inevitably gives in....