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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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- A Jazz New Year S Eve
- Aaron Diehl
- Abigail Washburn
- Adonis Rose
- Al Di Meola
- Albert Cummings
- Alex Bugnon
- Ana Popovic
- Ann Hampton Callaway
- Anthony Gomes
- Arturo Sandoval
- Atlanta Blues Festival
- Albert Lee
- Ally Venable Band
- Aaron Tveit
- Albert Castiglia
- Alex Cuba
- Alexandra Streliski
- Anat Cohen Tentet
- Annika Chambers
- Antonio Sanchez
- Aaron Kamm and the One Drops
- Albina Soul Revue
- Ann Hampton Callaway Sings the 70s
- Antje Duvekot
- Amelia and the Cloves
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- Bela Fleck
- Blue Note Records
- Blues Festival
- Bob Schneider
- Bobby Rush
- Boney James
- Branford Marsalis
- Brass Transit
- Brian Culbertson
- Brubeck Brothers Quartet
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- Buddy
- Byron Stripling
- Black Violin
- Bria Skonberg
- Blood Sweat & Tears
- B Side Players
- Barbara Higbie
- Bela Fleck Abigail Washburn
- Big Easy Blues Festival
- Big Sam S Funky Nation
- Bill Charlap Trio
- Bill Charlap
- Blood Sweat Tears
- Blood
- Blues
- Bobby Mcferrin
- Branford Marsalis Quartet
- Braxton Cook
- Bruce Katz Band
- Buddy Guy
- Basel Zayed
- Black Box Jazz
- Blue Note Records Anniversary
- Blue Tongue
- Borromeo String Quartet
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- California Guitar Trio
- Calvin Richardson
- Camila
- Capathia Jenkins
- Cecile Mclorin Salvant
- Cedric Burnside
- Charles Lewis Quintet
- Chris Botti
- Chris Smither
- Chris Thile
- Christian Mcbride
- Christian Scott
- Christone Kingfish Ingram
- Claude Dubois
- Coco Montoya
- Cory Wong
- Camila Meza
- Charlie Musselwhite
- Chi Town Blues
- Cleveland Jazz Orchestra
- Columbus Jazz Orchestra
- Con Brio
- Corey Harris
- Cyrille Aimee
- Cyrus Chestnut
- Chief Adjuah
- Capital City Blues Festival
- Cal Poly Spring Jazz Concert
- Cal Poly Winter Jazz Concert
- Charles Lloyd Sky Trio
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- Dana Fuchs
- Dave Koz
- David Benoit
- David Sanborn
- Dee Dee Bridgewater
- Delfeayo Marsalis Uptown Jazz Orchestra
- Devendra Banhart
- Dianne Reeves
- Dom Flemons
- Dueling Pianos
- Diana Krall
- Danilo Perez
- David Broza
- David Sanborn Jazz Quartet
- Davidson College Jazz Ensemble
- Deep Sea Peach Tree
- Delfeayo Marsalis
- Diva Jazz Orchestra
- Daryl Davis
- Diane Schuur
- David Feder
- Ddat
- Derrick Procell
- Diego Figueiredo
- Djangophonique
- Don Was
- Doug Smith
- Dupage Community Jazz Ensemble
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- Jackie Venson
- Jacob Collier
- Jeff Bradshaw
- Jimmie Vaughan
- Joe Bonamassa
- Joe Lovano
- John Pizzarelli
- John Scofield
- Jon Batiste
- Jon Mclaughlin
- Jonathan Butler
- Jorma Kaukonen
- Joshua Redman
- Julian Lage
- James Montgomery Band
- Jane Monheit
- Jason Moran
- Jazz at Muse
- Jazz Is for Lovers
- Jessy J
- Jimmy Vivino
- Joe Alterman
- John Patitucci
- Jesse Dayton
- Joel Ross
- Jazz at Lincoln Center
- Jimmie Vaughan and the Tilt a Whirl Band
- Jason Fabus Trio
- Jazz Mafias Annual
- Jimmie Herrod
- Jimmy Bosch
- Joe Krown
- Joey Dosik
- John Santos
- Jon Cowherd Trio
- Joshua Redman Group
- Jumaane Smith
- Jimmy Vivino Band
- Joey Santo
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- Kain
- Karl Densons Tiny Universe
- Keb Mo
- Keiko Matsui
- Kenny G
- Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
- Kenny Wayne Shepherd
- Kirk Whalum
- Knoxville Jazz Orchestra
- Kronos Quartet
- Ku Jazz Ensemble I
- Kenny Barron Trio
- Ken Ford
- Kamaal Williams
- Karl Denson S Tiny Universe
- Kenny Garrett
- Kenny Washington
- Koch Marshall Trio
- King George
- Kevin Burt and Big Medicine
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- Madeleine Peyroux
- Manhattan Transfer
- Marco Benevento
- Maria Schneider Orchestra
- Marion Meadows
- Mary Gauthier
- Matt Andersen
- Mindi Abair
- Monte Montgomery
- Monterey Jazz Festival
- Motet
- Motor City Blues Festival
- Mike Phillips
- Maesun
- Makaya Mccraven
- Maria Muldaur
- Mark Hummel S Blues Harmonica Blowout
- Marquis Hill
- Marshall Gilkes
- Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra
- Miguel Zenon Quartet
- Mike Tucker
- Musketeer Gripweed
- Mountain Stage
- Marcus King
- Maurice Brown
- Maple Blues Awards
- Matthew Whitaker Quintet
- Melissa Aldana Quartet
- Mighty Poplar
- Mike Tomaro
- Mingus Dynasty
- Mononeon
- Mark Harris Ii
- Maurice Brown Quintet
- Melinda Sullivan
- Moipei
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- Samantha Fish
- Shaun Johnson
- Shreveport Blues Festival
- Sierra Ferrell
- Smooth Summer Jazz
- Snarkypuppy
- Sonny Landreth
- Spyro Gyra
- Stacey Kent
- Snarky Puppy
- Southern Avenue
- Salami Rose Joe Louis
- Sonomusette
- Special Efx
- Spokane Jazz Orchestra
- Stephane Wrembel Band
- Sunny War
- Sweat Tears
- Samara Joy
- Sammy Miller and the Congregation
- Sean Chambers
- Selwyn Birchwood Band
- Shaw Davis and the Black Ties
- Sicard Hollow
- Simon Says
- Sing and Swing
- Sylvain Lelievre
- Seth Rosenbloom
- Skerik
- Snacktime Philly
- Stephanie Coleman
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- Tab Benoit
- Taj Mahal Quartet
- Taj Mahal
- Tears
- Tedeschi Trucks Band
- That Jazz
- The Bad Plus
- The Blind Boys of Alabama
- The California Honeydrops
- The Cookers
- The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
- The Four Freshmen
- The Hot Sardines
- The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
- The New Mastersounds
- The Punch Brothers
- The Rebirth Brass Band
- The Robert Cray Band
- The Westerlies
- Tigran Hamasyan
- Tinsley Ellis
- Tom Rush
- Tommy Emmanuel
- Trombone Shorty
- Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue
- The Manhattan Transfer
- Terence Blanchard
- Terence Young
- The Chris O Leary Band
- The Collective
- The Huntertones
- The Kelly Bell Band
- The Okee Dokee Brothers
- The Settlement
- Three on a String
- Tomeka Reid
- Toronzo Cannon
- The Black Market Trust
- The Motet
- The Blackbyrds
- The Pamlico Sound
- The True North Jazz Project
- The West Coast Jazz Hour Big Band
- The Blue Note Quintet
- The Chris Oleary Band
- The Delta Generators
- Tigran Hamasyan Trio
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