Latest News for: Charles Mingus

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Saxophonist Darryl Yokley Channels ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Through the Lens of Contemporary Jazz

The Village Voice 13 Mar 2025
... Charles Mingus–like composition and musical rendering of the real-life 1928 Banana Massacre, a slaughter of striking workers that would bring about the destruction of the fictional Macondo.
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Givenchy’s New Silhouette

New York Magazine 08 Mar 2025
Right this way. Photo-Illustration ... After a standing ovation, as Charles Mingus’ explosive “Haitian Fight Song,” still filled the bones of the house, with Hubert de Givenchy dead in his grave, people made their way downstairs to congratulate Burton.
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Roy Ayers, jazz-soul legend whose music was heavily sampled by younger artists, dies at 84

The Los Angeles Times 06 Mar 2025
The bandleader and vibraphonist was 84 ... Dre, Mary J ... The area (known then as South Park) was a relatively peaceful beacon of African American culture, fostering luminaries including revered musicians Dexter Gordon and Charles Mingus ... .
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Bridge: Weird bidding, weird distribution

Hastings Tribune 01 Mar 2025
Charles Mingus, a renowned jazz double bassist, composer and band leader who died in 1979, said, “Creativity is more than just being different. Anybody can plan weird; that’s easy. What’s hard is to be as simple as Bach. Making the ... .
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The city where music never sleeps

Washington Square News 28 Feb 2025
Feb ... The club opened in 1935 as a folk music and beat poetry club, but transitioned fully to jazz in 1957 with notable names like Bill Evans, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus and Jon Batiste gracing its stage throughout the years ... show ... .
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