After surveying sporting houses of Storyville and the speakeasies of South Side Chicago, KSDS’s Jazz University returns with its most ambitious semester yet. Like Porgy, Bess, Sportin' Life, and George Gershwin before us, we’ve got our sights set on New York City, and KSDS GM and resident jazz historian Ken Poston is just the man to shepherd us all the way uptown without having to bear the expense of a monthly Metrocard.
This Summer, School is Back in SessionBlog Name:Pieces of Silver Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions | |
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Jack Montrose: The Man Behind the MusicBlog Name:Pieces of Silver Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions | |
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Some Thoughts on Music and the Human ConditionBlog Name:Pieces of Silver Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions | |
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A Brief Review of Seth McFarlane's New Recording of LOST Sinatra ArrangementsBlog Name:Pieces of Silver Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions | |
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Major Programming Alert: Seth McFarlane to Join Will Friedwald on Sing! Sing! Sing! THIS Saturday, June 28, at 10 a.m. PTBlog Name:Pieces of Silver Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions |
The 2025 Spring Membership Campaign | |
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A One-Time Jazz Messenger, Terence Blanchard has Arguably Been Most Impactful Delivering Jazz through FilmBlog Name:Pieces of Silver Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions |
Blue World: The 1964 Session Between CRESCENT and A LOVE SUPREME We Didn't Know About Until 2019Blog Name:Pieces of Silver Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions |
April 30 is International Jazz Day, a Time to Celebrate Jazz as it Exists TodayBlog Name:Pieces of Silver Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions | |
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Tues., May 13: Vibraphonist Chuck Redd to Pay Musical Tribute to the Terry Gibbs Dream BandBlog Name:Home Page News Blog Author:Matt Silver, Editorial Content/Promotions |