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"Real jazz means the truth:" Paul Carr on his newest jazz series

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"Real jazz means the truth:" Paul Carr on his newest jazz series

Those that follow Paul Carr on social media know — beyond his longstanding joke rivalry with fellow saxophonist Roger Woods — he ends most of his posts with “#realjazz2.” The term “real jazz” is one of the central pillars of Carr’s imprint on the D.C. jazz world. It is often how he brands the music… The post “Real jazz means the truth:” Paul Carr on his new presenting series at Takoma Station appeared first on CapitalBop.Read Article

Gary Bartz on his journey toward musical unity

Saxophonist and composer Gary Bartz has had a storied career. From his beginnings as a sideman for jazz greats like Art Blakey, Abbey Lincoln and Miles Davis, to leading his own group, NTU Troop, he has been a major figure in jazz history. Bartz was deeply immersed in jazz from a young age, and still… The post Gary Bartz on his journey toward musical unity appeared first on CapitalBop.Read Article

Roberta Flack's D.C. legacy - CapitalBop

Before Roberta Flack became an internationally renowned, chart-topping music icon, she was already making indelible footprints in Washington, D.C., both as a public-school choir teacher and an aspiring singer and pianist. It was in D.C.’s classrooms and especially its small nightclubs that Flack — who died in February at 88 — established the disarmingly personal… The post Roberta Flack’s D.C. legacy appeared first on CapitalBop.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

African intelligence officials visit Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam

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A group of African intelligence chiefs visited the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on Wednesday in a public relations effort by Ethiopia. Thirteen intelligence officials were taken to GERD while visiting the country for the Committee of Intelligence and Security Services of Africa, held in Addis Ababa from Sunday to Thursday. The officials were briefed on GERD's development, which, according to Deputy Director of the project Ephraim Haila…Ethiopia · Ethiopia See the Story

Chosen: How Bernice Johnson Reagon answered her call

Bernice Johnson Reagon had a way of letting the ancestors speak: Be humble and let go of ego. Ground yourself in their view of the world, how they saw things. Then listen. And sing together. Though she might have become a frontperson in any iteration of the paths available to Black vocal talent of her… The post Chosen: How Bernice Johnson Reagon answered her call appeared first on CapitalBop.Read Article

Interview: Ben Williams explores cultural legacy with new album

Whether he’s composing, singing, producing, or jamming on upright or electric bass, Ben Williams has always been molded by his D.C. roots. A native Washingtonian, Williams graduated from Duke Ellington School of the Arts (DESA), where he honed his jazz skills under the tutelage of Davey Yarborough. As a teen, Williams was already playing alongside… The post Ben Williams brings cultural roots into the future On ‘Between Church & State’ appeared …Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Marshall Allen is a 2025 NEA Jazz Master, just in time for his 101st birthday

Editor’s note: On Saturday, centenarian saxophonist and Sun Ra Arkestra leader Marshall Allen will be honored as a 2025 NEA Jazz Master in a ceremony at the Kennedy Center. Ahead of that celebration, D.C. live music impresario, visual artist and community pillar Bill Warrell reflected on 50 years of friendship with Allen. The first time I experienced the Sun Ra Arkestra live was summer 1974, when a few friends and I packed into a pal’s Pinto and…District of Columbia · District of Columbia Read Article

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