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On this podcast, Paul goes behind the curtain with the stars of “Too Hot to Handel,” the Jazz-Gospell Messiah which plays at the Auditorium Theatre for two performances Oonly! Soprano Alfreda Burke ...

Gordon brings his gospel, hymns and spirituals with a distinctly New Orleans flavor. This show revisits the 1920's, when the jazz revolution was brimming in the Crescent City and the 1930's when jazz ...

Hard Knock Radio opened on a somber note as host Davey D reflected on the passing of D’Angelo, coming just months after the loss of his former partner Angie Stone. To make sense of the moment and the ...

A theologian (and amateur musician) explores the connection between them. William Edgar’s new book, A Supreme Love: The Music of Jazz and the Hope of the Gospel, is itself a work of love. Edgar, ...

The Killeen Arts and Activity Center was the place to be Sunday for some smooth gospel jazz and a tribute to the fallen of 9/11. The monthly event, featuring local artists, vocalists and musicians ...

The closest subway stops for Harlem Gospel and Jazz Tours at Various Locations in New York City will depend on the specific location of the tour. However, here are a few general recommendations: 1. If ...

Kirk Whalum is a multi-Grammy Award-nominated saxophonist and composer whose work has spanned multiple genres, expressions, and platforms. He has to his credit the "most listened to" sax solo in ...

The first time saxophonist Dave Koz played Wolf Trap, he opened for Ray Charles, in a major moment of his early career. Now, a seasoned artist with 12 albums and 20 years of successes behind him, he ...

Divas World presents “Water and the Spirit: Exploring Spirituals and Gospel Music” on Friday at the Rothko Chapel, 3900 Yupon St. The performance will take place at 7:30 p.m. and will be moderated by ...

Lillian Boutté-l’Etienne, the jazz and gospel singer who spent decades in Europe advocating for the music of her native New Orleans, died May 23 following a long illness. She was 75. The fourth oldest ...