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- BadBadNotGood, Bronson Centre Theatre tickets for 09/01 07:30 PM at Bronson Centre Theatre, Ottawa, ON
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Want to drown in the sea of melody? Want to unwind yourself after a long day's work? Want to treat your ears with a sweet charming sound and cheerful tunes. If yes, then get your tickets to the best Jazz shows playing around you and get ready to experience the harmony and glory of All That Jazz.
Jazz music, a name every music lover is familiar with, is one of the widely recognized genres of the world of music. This unique and artistic medium of music balances the traditional elements with new ideas and tunes, thus creating a sound that is liked by listeners of different moods and tastes. The approach to jazz music is largely based on improvisation. However, with continuous experiments in different times, the new sound has incorporated many other musical elements as well.
Also referred to as Jazz and Blues, Jazz music is a proud invention of American musicians. The genre is born and bred in America in the 20th century. The sound was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. Being a port city, it served as the melting pot of different cultures. The musicians here were exposed to a variety of music that they used to learn from different traders coming here for business purposes.
The Jazz that we hear today is mainly a combination of European classical music of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, folk music from West Africa, characteristic of the blues, rhythms of Ragtime and songs from Southern America. This form of music spread from New Orleans to many North American areas like Saint Louis, Chicago and Kansas City; thus the cultural diversity kept adding more depth into its sound.
For a musician and thoughtful music listener, Jazz is about expressing one's feelings and thoughts through improvisation. For a casual music follower, Jazz is all about wonderful melody and harmonious experience. And for a historian, Jazz is among the greatest cultural achievements of America. Whatever it is, the sound of Jazz is completely spell-bounding.
America is credited for taking the sound of Jazz to the whole world and making it popular across the region, race and boundary. Talking about Jazz and not mentioning Louis Armstrong would be little unfair. Hailed as the father of modern jazz improvisation, this trumpet player from New Orleans led several Jazz groups in the 1920's and 30's and showcased a personal style of improvisation.
Today, Jazz music is considered a timeless phenomenon that is constantly rising in popularity despite the heavy commercial support to Pop, Rock and Rap. While music schools and specialized training centers hire veteran jazz artists to transfer this art to future generations, concertgoers enjoy a wide variety of Jazz related events and festivals throughout the year.
Today, independent singers, Jazz specific labels and bands, Jazz symphony groups, musicians and instrumentalist fall under the spectrum from the Jazz umbrella. The performances are held both as individual events and in large festivals dedicated to only Jazz music. These artists do not get as much airtime as contemporary music acts, but they still enjoy a massive fan base all over the world.
Over the years, the world has witnessed some of the best jazz performers in and outside United States. Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, John Coltrane, Count Basie, Billie Holiday, Thelonious Monk and Charles Mingus played a great role in the development of this sound.
The world of Jazz is also full of great talent of Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Mel Torme, Billie Holiday, Etta James, Nat Cole, Sarah Vaughn, Tony Bennett, Dinah Washington, Harry Connick Jr., Shirley Horn, MalePerry Cuomo and other popular artists. They have ruled the hearts of millions on the basis of their creativity and impeccable talent.
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- Abigail Washburn
- Acoustic Alchemy
- Al Di Meola
- Albert Cummings
- Alice Phoebe Lou
- Altered Five Blues Band
- Ana Popovic
- Andy Mckee
- Ann Hampton Callaway Linda Ronstadt Songbook Tribute
- Ann Hampton Callaway
- Arturo O Farrill Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra
- Alex Cuba
- Anthony Brown Group Therapy
- Anthony Brown
- Antonio Sanchez
- Aaron Kamm and the One Drops
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- Bela Fleck
- Big Band of Brothers
- Billy Cobham
- Blue
- Bob James
- Bobby Rush
- Boney James
- Branford Marsalis
- Brass Transit
- Brian Culbertson
- Brubeck Brothers Quartet
- Buddy
- Black Violin
- Bria Skonberg
- Badbadnotgood
- Barns Courtney
- Bela Fleck Abigail Washburn
- Ben Williams
- Billy Cobham Crosswind Project
- Billy Cobham S Crosswinds Project
- Blake Mills
- Blues Project
- Bob Baldwin
- Branford Marsalis Quartet
- Brian Blade
- Brian Simpson
- Buddy Guy & Todd Park Mohr
- Bela Flecks Blue Ridge Banjo Concert
- Billy Cobhams Crosswinds Project
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- C Est Si Bon De Danser
- California Guitar Trio
- Cap Jazz Festival
- Capital Jazz Orchestra
- Carolyn Wonderland
- Cecile Mclorin Salvant
- Charlie Hunter
- Chris Botti
- Chris Duarte
- Chris Smither
- Chris Thile
- Christian Sands
- Christone Kingfish Ingram
- Chucho Valdes
- Claude Dubois
- Coco Montoya
- Cory Wong
- Count Basie Orchestra
- Curtis Salgado
- Chicago Symphony Orchestra
- Charlie Musselwhite
- Carl Weathersby
- Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
- Chieli Minucci
- Chris Cain
- Chris Standring
- Chris Wells
- Cindy Cashdollar
- Children of the Light
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- Janiva Magness
- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra With Wynton Marsalis
- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Wynton Marsalis
- Jd Simo
- Jeff Bradshaw
- Jeff Kashiwa
- Jim Peterik
- Jimmie Vaughan
- Joe Bonamassa
- Joey Alexander
- John Hiatt
- John Pizzarelli
- John Primer
- Jon Mclaughlin
- Jonathan Butler
- Julian Lage
- Julian Vaughn
- Jw Jones
- Joe Bonamassa Burlington Vt
- Jerry Douglas
- Jazz Alley
- Jazz in June
- Jeff Lorber Trio
- Jessy J
- Joe Gransden
- Joey Alexander Trio
- Johnny Nicholas
- Jontavious Willis
- Jp Soars
- Joel Ross
- Jazz Hamilton
- Jazz at Lincoln Center
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- Laila Biali
- Lani Hall
- Larry Carlton
- Lee Rocker
- Leela James
- Leslie Odom Jr
- Live Jazz on Seawall
- Livingston Taylor
- Louis Prima Jr
- Louisville Jazz Festival
- Live Jazz on the Seawall
- Larry Mccray
- Lilli Lewis
- Lin Rountree
- Louis Prima Jr Witnesses
- Lowcountry Jazz Festival
- Lurrie Bell
- Lizzy and the Triggermen
- Larry Vuckovich All Star Quintet
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- Madeleine Peyroux
- Manhattan Transfer
- Marcus Johnson
- Marcus Roberts Trio
- Maria Schneider Orchestra
- Mary Gauthier
- Max Weinberg S Jukebox
- Mindi Abair
- Monterey Jazz Festival
- Mike Phillips
- Makaya Mccraven
- Maria Muldaur
- Mark Allen Felton
- Michael Kaeshammer
- Miguel Zenon Quartet
- Movie Music of Spike Lee
- Matthew Whitaker
- Marcus King
- Meredith Mchenry
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- Samantha Fish
- Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition
- Shaharah
- Sierra Ferrell
- Sir Charles Jones
- Smooth Summer Jazz
- Snarkypuppy
- Sonny Landreth
- Sons of Kemet
- Soul
- Spyro Gyra
- Stacey Kent
- Steve Tyrell
- Sean Jones
- Snarky Puppy
- Shawn James
- Soulive
- Southern Avenue
- Soggy Po Boys
- Soul Music Festival
- Soul Music
- Special Purpose
- Stanley Clarke Band
- Songs We Love
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- Tab Benoit
- Taj Mahal Quartet
- Taj Mahal
- Tank Bangas
- Tedeschi Trucks Band
- The Bad Plus
- The Blind Boys of Alabama
- The Brubeck Brothers
- The California Honeydrops
- The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
- The Rebirth Brass Band
- The Robert Cray Band
- The Rodney Marsalis Philadelphia Big Brass
- The Show
- The Soul Rebels
- Tigran Hamasyan
- Tim O Brien
- Tinsley Ellis
- Tom Rush
- Tommy Emmanuel
- Trombone Shorty Orleans Avenue
- Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue
- The Manhattan Transfer
- Tracy Hamlin
- Terence Blanchard
- Terence Young
- Terisa Griffin
- The Red Hots
- Trio Subtonic
- Tank and the Bangas
- The Baylor Project
- Trombone Shortys Voodoo Threauxdown
- Tuba Skinny
- The New Millennium Jazz Band
- The Dizzy Gillespie Big Band
- The Jp Jofre Hard Tango Chamber Band
- The Blues Project
- Tommy Malone
- Ts Monk
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