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    What's happening tonight, this week, or next month in New York City jazz

    WBGO Events Calendar  This is New Jersey's great contribution to the New York jazz scene: 24 hours of commercial free jazz, and an updated calendar that features at least a dozen tri-state area jazz events -- both large and small.
    NY Citysearch  A simple site for finding out what clubs are featuring which acts.  You can read the brief descriptions and follow links to certain clubs to see who is performing on the night you choose. 
    Jazz After Hours  This site has listings for the major jazz clubs around the USA, including all of NYC's most well-known clubs and some hidden treasures.  They also feature a very useful Special Events listing for the month.
    Digital City  Great search engine for nightly events including jazz throughout the area.
    JAZZ IN BROOKLYN: A LIST OF JAZZ EVENTS; BY THE PEOPLE WHO CREATE AND PRESENT JAZZ FOR THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE JAZZ.  Go to bottom of page.
    Jazztet: New York and Jazz.  Lists what's happening at some of the more established jazz venues in Manhattan -- both big and small.
    Greenwich Village Gazette   All hail the little jazz listing that could.  You will find the most comprehensive listing of jazz events in the city here.  The amount of work that goes into keeping this listing up to date is worthy of a Pulitzer.


 

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OTHER JAZZ LINKS

All About Jazz -- Fast becoming the world's one-stop spot on the web for all that's jazz.  They spend a great deal of time and energy on updating their content and visual format for ease of navigation.  Now expanding into print media in selected cities (including NYC).  Great site for true jazz fans.  

Barry Harris Jazz Workshops:
If you are serious about improving your jazz skills, the illustrious Barry Harris is New York's long standing answer.  Workshops are Tuesdays and Saturdays.
 

Legends of Jazz
with Ramsey Lewis

National PBS Series Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis Launches With One-Hour Special on June 16

Duke Ellington Society
The Duke Ellington Society (TDES, Inc.) celebrates the music and life of composer, bandleader and pianist Duke Ellington, to develop an appreciation and understanding of his music among all people.

  Hear Them Speak
Mel Martin's fantastic page of historic and contemporary interviews and articles, including Lester Young interview by Ralph Gleason on Real Audio
WBGO FM -- Newark's non-commercial jazz radio for the New York metropolitan area.  If you're visiting the city and enthralled with jazz, WBGO should be your soundtrack.  The local population has made them the country's premier jazz station.  Internet radio streaming available.  

JazzHouse: Last Posts by Kenny Mathieson
The best jazz obituaries on the web!

Swing Streets -- Writer and Tour Guide, Paul Blair's excellent addition to the World Wide Web is a comprehensive look at NY Jazz and offers walking tours through New York's jazzy neighborhoods.  

Downbeat Magazine: The venerable US jazz magazine

   

www.jazzfoundation.org

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN IN JAZZ, INC (IWJ) The mission of International Women in Jazz is to foster wider recognition of women jazz artists and related professionals. Our goal is to create equal opportunity for women in the jazz community by undertaking advocacy efforts and by providing programs and activities that offer information, assistance, support, and opportunity for professional development to our membership.  

the-music-directory.com
 a collection of links to music related websites and newsgroups

 

Cabaret Hotline
Online
.  News and information on New York and the world of Cabaret.  Equally useful for performers and fans.
 

Cradle of Jazz

New Orleans Jazz History and Landmark Tour

Jazz Singers
This is a major resource for serious vocalists and their fans.  You can post a gig, find an open jam, or read about some your favorite singers and find a link to their website. 
 

http://www.phillyjazz.org/

Philly jazz scene covered head to toe by passionate local player Jan Klincewicz.

Jazz Record Center
236 W. 26th St., 8th floor between 7th & 8th Ave. New York NY
(212) 675-4480
 

Swing Dancers
need to check out:
http://www.yehoodi.com/news

Local Area Blues Clubs
New York Blues Society maintains this comprehensive list of NY/NJ clubs most likely to feature live blues.  NYBS site: for other blues news and events.
 

Jazz DVD Marketing
What you want, baby, they got it!

http://www.jazzdvdmarketing.com.

NYC Music Schools

Juilliard: (http://www.julliard.edu)
Mannes School: (http://www.mannes.edu)
Manhattan School of Music: www.msmnyc.edu)
Kaufman Center: (http://www.ekcc.org)
New School Jazz and Contemporary Music Program: (http://www.newschool.edu/jazz/)
York College CUNY: http://www.york.cuny.edu/ offers  a BA in music and has a very active student ensemble called the Jazz Workshop  They are in the process of expanding their program

  An online jazz record shop in the UK called The Bebop Shop. Specialises in swing, bebop, hard bop and classic modern jazz recordings on CD.
Jazz Corner: Great for finding artists' links and club dates.  

JAZZ FUSION TV
Visualize Fusion on the net

The Squid's Ear
Signal to Noise online.
"a NYC music magazine covering improvisational, avant, and experimental music from around the world, aiming deep into the conch shell of your cochlea to tickle your tinnitus."
  other links: www.qumoz.net

Secret New York
is not just another tourist guide, but rather a collection of links to the really interesting and unusual New York attractions that few visitors ever see. Even long-time residents will find Secret New York to be very informative. For live music and other adult entertainments.

   
flavorpill NYC is a free, weekly email covering arts, music, and cultural events in New York City. All events listed on all flavorpill mailers are there because they are worthwhile — no money is accepted from venues, promoters, or artists.  This site is not all about jazz but they have the best ears in town when it comes to suggesting worthwhile shows.    

 

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