Author: Sunil Sampat
Some of the great pillars on which jazz has achieved its lofty status have been trumpet players
From being jailed for listening to jazz to recovering from an illness and excelling at the genre and more
The record is a collusion of international sounds
The Mumbai-based pianist thrilled the audience at the NCPA this past weekend
This change in direction makes for an interesting analysis; we shall attempt to try and understand what transpired during this period in jazz history
The vocalist's sensitivity to the intent of the composer made her almost several singers rolled into one, a truly phenomenal package
There is a lineage, a thread created by the early jazz musicians for others to build on
Corea toured India in 2018, playing shows in Mumbai and New Delhi
The 12” vinyl became a standard vehicle for recorded music
The legendary singer-songwriter opens up about his meetings with Pete Seeger, Jimmy Page, Nelson Mandela and more
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