Between 1973 and 1975, Davis was exploring more directions in which he was trying to bring music back to black […]

By September 1964, the final piece in what would be known as the “Second Great Quintet” was now in place: […]

New York Jazz Workshop Open House Foster your passions and hone in your skills in the world capital of jazz […]

When many think about the prototypical hard bop tenor, Hank Mobley automatically fits the bill. Known as the “middleweight champion” […]

The name Miles Davis is synonymous in jazz. Not only one of the most important figures of American music in […]

What are the elements of Jazz? Jazz is a music with many different elements, and styles. As previously discussed in What […]

Many listeners new to Jazz who may be casual, or fans of other music may wonder what makes Jazz different […]

Donald Byrd was one of the most consistent trumpeters to come out of the fertile Detroit Jazz scene that immigrated […]

The New York Jazz Workshop Improvisation class is now working on an amazing tune written by Steve Swallow named Falling […]

Jazz can often be a daunting genre for newcomers. With so many styles, artists and genres within the form, and […]

Fats Waller was one of the consummate entertainers during the early years of Jazz into the swing era. Born in […]

Art Blakey for six decades led one of the greatest small group Jazz ensembles in history. The Jazz Messengers was […]