Paul de Barros is the former Seattle Times pop music coordinator.
Clarence Acox, the 71-year-old nationally acclaimed jazz band director, led Garfield High School's jazz bands to the pinnacle of high school jazz competitions and played...
Next Friday, July 26, the Israeli-born, New York City-based reed wizard returns for a stint at Jazz Port Townsend, in a duo with Brazilian seven-string...
Former Seattle resident Bill Frisell, with Tony Scherr (bass) and Kenny Wollesen (drums), plays Jazz Alley June 27-30.
The Ballard Jazz Festival runs May 29 to June 1.
Seattle JazzED, a nine-year-old nonprofit that provides jazz classes to kids, with an eye toward racial, economic and gender equity, has seen big success. And...
Seattle's Roosevelt High School took first place in the prestigious 2019 Essentially Ellington high school jazz band competition at New York City's Lincoln Center.
The Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra (SRJO) plays three concerts this weekend with the incomparable Cuban drummer Ignacio Berroa.
Mr. King started the first student jazz band programs in Seattle, first at Garfield in 1960, then briefly at Franklin High School, and for more...
Gordon's warm, subjective portrait of her late musician husband trains an astute lens on the social and political circumstances that helped shape his career. It's...
Sara Gazarek, who snagged a vocal jazz award as a Roosevelt High School senior at New York’s Essentially Ellington competition in 2000 and who has...