The word "jazz" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the genre of music, as in: "I love listening to jazz on a Saturday night." You can also use it as a verb to mean "to add style or flavor," as in: "He jazzed up his wardrobe with some new accessories."
Sean Penn, who plays a jazz guitarist in Woody Allen's Sweet and Lowdown, is also nominated.
If you want to jazz it up, add a crumbling of feta one day.
They preach it in their music, which is a strange hybrid of beat and electric guitar Asian jazz.
But I retroactively understand what I do by listening to exactly that period of jazz: when you listen to Coltrane doing My Favourite Things, he can do it for 50 minutes because at the beginning he establishes a theme and then he gets back to it at the end.
It used to have a really big jazz department and the guys who worked there obviously really liked the music and you could interact with people.
On the banks of the Drava, the 16th-century Water Tower (Usnjarska 10) is now a romantic wine bar with live jazz and passing swans.
Edgecombe, a smalltime hustler and jazz promoter from Antigua, met the 20-year-old Keeler through a mutual friend in September 1962.
After he was released from prison for the shooting, he became a successful jazz promoter, running a club called Edges, and later worked as a television and film extra.
Whiplash has four nominations, with an acting nod for JK Simmons as the terrifying music teacher at an elite New York academy who torments a talented young jazz drummer.
This late-night Glasgow jazz festival gig (he also plays Ronnie Scott's on 4 & 5 Jul) presents Dave with his own Drumhedz group, the rotating cast first glimpsed in the UK at last year's London jazz festival, fusing music by Hendrix, D'Angelo, Radiohead or J Dilla with their updates on distant jazz classics.
The poem will be celebrated next month in a 200-mile onboard performance between Hull and London, involving scores of actors, 200 miles of track, eight towns and cities, recordings of some of the poet's beloved jazz tunes, and the voice of actor Bill Nighy reading his work over the train's Tannoy.
