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Jazz

sun 6 oct 2024 00:00 hrs

A podcast about Jazz with colorful guests and swinging music by Ben van den Dungen

Jazz

sat 30 apr 2022 15:00 hrs

Three versions of the same composition, played by different artists.

Jazz

sun 31 aug 2008 14:02 hrs

For about 10 years and 5 CDS, South African pianist Andile Yenana has played a striking role in the formations of his fellow countryman, reed player Zim Ngqwana. But he also left his mark on other groups and 2 CDs under his own name have since been released.

Jazz

tue 8 jan 2008 13:00 hrs

Trombone Heaven: For many years, Frank Rosolino (1926-1978) and Carl Fonata (1928-2003) were the grand masters on the West Coast. Both once performed in Stan Kenton’s band, both did studio work and both performed in small groups. In 1978 they finally came together in a quintet for a concert in Vancouver.

Jazz

tue 1 jan 2008 20:00 hrs

Trombone Heaven: For many years, Frank Rosolino (1926-1978) and Carl Fonata (1928-2003) were the grand masters on the West Coast. Both once performed in Stan Kenton’s band, both did studio work and both performed in small groups. In 1978 they finally came together in a quintet for a concert in Vancouver.

Jazz

sun 30 dec 2007 14:02 hrs

Trombone Heaven: For many years, Frank Rosolino (1926-1978) and Carl Fonata (1928-2003) were the grand masters on the West Coast. Both once performed in Stan Kenton’s band, both did studio work and both performed in small groups. In 1978 they finally came together in a quintet for a concert in Vancouver.

Jazz

tue 6 nov 2007 15:00 hrs

Annette Hanshaw (1901-1985) was one of the first popular jazz singers. During the 20s and 30s, she was at the top in the USA and in England alongside colleagues such as Ethel Waters, Bessie Smith and the Boswell Sisters. But in the 30s she grew tired of it all. She married her producer and did not perform any more after 1938.

Jazz

tue 30 oct 2007 22:00 hrs

Annette Hanshaw (1901-1985) was one of the first popular jazz singers. During the 20s and 30s, she was at the top in the USA and in England alongside colleagues such as Ethel Waters, Bessie Smith and the Boswell Sisters. But in the 30s she grew tired of it all. She married her producer and did not perform any more after 1938.

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