One of the most area popular ensembles of the late 1980s and early 90s, the Illicit Sextet was dubbed “the Cadillac of local jazz” by critic Jim Meyer. In 1993 they released their acclaimed debut recording, Chapter One. Back on the jazz scene since 2009 after a long hiatus, the Illicit Sextet finally released Chapter […]
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I wonder what would have happened if political candidates had been operating with a “Lead Sheet” like a band? Regardless of your post-election mood, live music is a sure antidote. And there’s plenty of that around town this week, including a few CD releases. Big Gigs This Week Friday, November 11. One of our more […]
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Louis Armstrong is without a doubt one of the founding fathers of jazz, and most often saluted for his talents as trumpeter and bandleader. But Louis was also one of the founding fathers of vocal jazz, a side of his artistry that is often overlooked. Leave it to Maud Hixson to salute Louis Armstrong, the […]
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Early Baroque and modern jazz? At Landmark Center on November 11 (7:30 pm) and 13 (2 pm), Consortium Carissimi launches its tenth season with a collaboration with jazz composer/pianist Jeremy Walker. The program, Alma Gentil, juxtaposes six madrigals by Belli, Biagio and Monteverdi with the world premiere of five original compositions from Walker, and […]
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