Sentence examples for group of jazz from inspiring English sources
The most popular vocal group of jazz, whose explorations of scat and vocalese are both exhaustive and honey-coated.
Through his experimentation, Phish's tie-dyed hippie fans have been joined by a more sophisticated group of jazz lovers.
A group of jazz musicians recall how David Bowie found them in a hole-in-the-wall club and enlisted them to create "Blackstar".
Each year, Jazz at Lincoln Center will induct a new group of jazz greats into the hall of fame and have displays to honor them.
Ms. Souriau is one of a small group of jazz composers at the beginnings of a new kind of large-ensemble composition.
Working at a department store by day, he gradually assembled a group of jazz players who wanted to go further than their peers.
His father, Walter, was one of a group of jazz-obsessed Columbia undergraduates in the thirties who became professional critics and producers.
Currently, he is dividing his time among three other groups of jazz musicians.
He had a very keen interest in trad jazz, and whenever possible joined or founded small groups of jazz players with whom to play his cornet, guitar and, latterly, soprano saxophone.
S., at 11th St. (212-255-4037) — Sept. 2-7 and Sept. 9-14: The atypical drums-saxophone-guitar configuration of the Paul Motian, Joe Lovano, and Bill Frisell trio hasn't hindered its ascent as one of the premier small groups of jazz.
By 1958 she was well enough known to be included in Art Kane's famous Esquire magazine group photograph of jazz musicians, the subject of Jean Bach's 1994 documentary, "A Great Day in Harlem".
