BJA SPONSORS JAZZ AT TWO BROMO ARTS DISTRICT “ART WALKS”
On June 24, the new Bromo Arts & Entertainment District, located downtown Baltimore, held its first “Art Walk” event, ably organized by its director, Emily Breiter, and the Baltimore Jazz Alliance was pleased to sponsor a jazz concert by Clarence Ward III and his band, Dat Feel Good, at the Eubie Blake Center. | Read more>>
Known for his wit and versatility, Philadelphia-born bassist Blake Meister has become a widely recognized name in Baltimore’s jazz scene and beyond. Even in the toughest of times, he remains one of the busiest (and most positive) musicians around. Whether attending Terra Cafe’s Monday night jam session or performing on stage at all the local haunts and venues, you can be sure that he is always on the move and at the ready. | Read more>>
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BJA board secretary Jean Farnsworth grew up playing piano in a music-loving family, receiving an AA degree at Community College of Baltimore County in classical piano performance before completing a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology at Towson University. However, her career path veered away from music. | Read more>>
Clarence Ward III and his band Dat Feel Good have released a live recording, titled Live At Blue House, which captures his group in fine form on eight tracks. It is an inspiring program of music, coming from a deep place within the artist. | Read more>>