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Jazz Orchestra of Philadelphia, with Bill Cosby and Wynton Marsalis, Debuts at Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

In a world sick with Cyrus hysteria and One Direction-less fever, the formation of a jazz ensemble would seem unlikely. But for Philadelphians, the emergence of a newly-founded jazz orchestra echoes the sounds from a city in its youth.

By Ian Holubiak

Jazz Guitarist Joe Pass Turns 85 Today, So Here's the 'Virtuoso' with Ella Fitzgerald

Today, we celebrate guitar virtuoso Joe Pass' birthday. The jazz heavyweight would have been 85 years old.
By Ian Holubiak
UPDATE: National Endowment for the Arts' Jazz Masters Ceremony Concert (feat. Jarrett, Braxton, Davis, and Aebersold)

TONIGHT: The National Endowment for the Arts' Jazz Masters concert will be broadcast as scheduled.
By Ian Holubiak

Quickies: Edward Sharpe Scores Golden Globe, Dame Nellie's 'Downton Abbey,' Classical Karaoke App?, NYC Winter JazzFest Pix, Ballet Next
By Brick Dozer
Violinist Nicola Benedetti Reveals Pressures from "Cut-Throat" Music Industry on BBC [AUDIO]
By James Inverne
Harvard Has Appointed Herbie Hancock as the 2014 Norton Professor of Poetry, Following in the Footsteps of Robert Frost and T.S. Eliot
By Nicole Oran
Classicalite's Top 10 of 2013: Brick Dozer on Avant
By Brick Dozer
Access Contemporary Music Performs Music of Beck, Brazilian Composer Alexandre Lunsqui at Constellation in Chicago
By Louise Burton
Classicalite Weekender: Milli Vanilli Opera, Leshnoff Guitar Concerto in Bmore, 2014 Non-NYC Theater, Gibney Dance Moves, Owen's Pallett
By Brick Dozer
Amiri Baraka, Jazz Laureate of Jersey, Dies in Newark at 79
By Classicalite Newsdesk
New York Festival of Song's "NYFOS Next" Presents the Music of Mark Adamo and Friends
By Louise Burton
Los Angeles Master Chorale Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Bach's 'B Minor Mass' at Disney Hall
By Louise Burton
London's West End Attendance Unaffected by Apollo Theater Ceiling Collapse
By Classicalite Newsdesk
The Short Column: Classical Music Benefits Kids, A(nother) Study Says
By James Inverne
Quickies: 2Pac's 'Holler if Ya Hear Me' on Broadway, Anna Netrebko's Flu, Blue Note Yourself App, Bolshoi to Lincoln Center, Dickie Landry Story
By Brick Dozer
Leon Botstein's American Symphony Orchestra Reveals “Creative Explosion” in English Music After World War I
By Louise Burton
Conductors in Conversation, No. 1: Manfred Honeck
By James Inverne
Miller Theatre at Columbia’s "Bach, Revisited" Pairs His Masterpieces with Works by Saariaho, Reich and Tower
By Louise Burton

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