Baltimore Jazz Conference 2023

April 9, 2023April 24, 2023 admin 0 Comments

Thanks to all who joined us at the fourth Baltimore Jazz Conference on Saturday, April 22, live and in person at An die Musik! We’ll have a more complete recap of the event later, but here are a couple of pics from this great event. | Read more>> Read more

CD Reviews

Alan Blackman’s New Album, Sacred Spaces, Reflects the Beauty of Nature.

March 1, 2023March 1, 2023 Mariah Bonner 0 Comments Alan Blackman, Sacred Spaces

Alan Blackman and I met for the first time on a sunny morning in January at Ceremony Coffee in Mount Vernon, Baltimore. He arrived wearing a tweed cap, blue sweater, jeans, and brown shoes, giving off a somewhat cerebral vibe. We greeted one another, shook hands, and then sat down for our interview about his latest album, Sacred Spaces. | Read more>> Read more

CD Reviews

Erin Connelly: Fruitful

March 1, 2023March 1, 2023 Ian Rashkin 0 Comments Derrick Michaels, Erin Connelly, Fruitful

Erin Connelly’s debut album Fruitful is a beautiful snapshot of four talented artists caught in the moment of creation. Recorded live at Peabody Conservatory’s Joe Byrd Hall, the album features Derrick Michaels on saxophones, Tony Martucci on drums, and Zach Swanson on upright bass, and consists of just three tracks, each a fully improvised work with its own colors and textures. | Read more>> Read more

Venue Review

Thursday Jazz Nights at Werner’s Diner and Pub

February 11, 2023January 22, 2023 Sue Carlin 0 Comments

Werner’s Diner and Pub opened up earlier this year downtown at 231 E. Redwood Street, replacing the original Werner’s, which dated back to 1950. The restaurant sat vacant due to the COVID-19 pandemic until a commercial real estate firm bought the building that Werner’s is located in. | Read more>> Read more

Member Profile

Photographer Efrain Ribeiro: Documenting Baltimore’s Jazz Artists History and Future

February 2, 2023January 22, 2023 Sue Carlin 0 Comments

I met with Efrain Ribeiro virtually this past week and was greatly impressed with his dedication to photographing and documenting the local Baltimore area Jazz artists and scene. If you are a jazz musician or fan, you have probably seen Ribeiro with his camera at the various Jazz venues around town. | Read more>> Read more

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Baltimore Jazz Conference 2023

Alan Blackman’s New Album, Sacred Spaces, Reflects the Beauty of Nature.

Erin Connelly: Fruitful

Thursday Jazz Nights at Werner’s Diner and Pub

Photographer Efrain Ribeiro: Documenting Baltimore’s Jazz Artists History and Future

Baltimore Pop-up Jazz Jam

Nightly Jazz

Piano Jazz at Tagliata

Jazz N’ Slam Jazz Alliance Workshop

Unified Jazz Ensemble