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    Feb 7, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Joan Curto celebrates the genius of Cole Porter

    Cole Porter died nearly half a century ago – in 1964 at age 73 – yet his songs remain as ubiquitous today as they were then.
    Cole Porter died nearly half a century ago – in 1964 at age 73 – yet his songs remain as ubiquitous today as they were then. Which helps explain why one of Chicago's top cabaret singers, Joan Curto, this week is launching an evening-length...

    Tags: Sammy Cahn, Entertainment, University of Chicago, Music, Judaism

    2. Dec 27, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Singer Frank D'Rone hits a high note late in his career

    As his old friend Frank Sinatra might have put it, it was a very good year for Chicago singer Frank D'Rone.
    As his old friend Frank Sinatra might have put it, it was a very good year for Chicago singer Frank D'Rone. In April, D'Rone turned 80, and in June he overcame a series of health challenges to play a triumphant comeback engagement at the Jazz Showcase....

    Tags: Entertainment, Jazz (genre), Frank Sinatra, Music, Chicago Jazz Fest

    3. Jan 31, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Corky Siegel still building bridges with his Chamber Blues

    Twenty-five years ago, Chicago bluesman Corky Siegel unveiled a project that continues to obsess him.
    Twenty-five years ago, Chicago bluesman Corky Siegel unveiled a project that continues to obsess him. He called it Chamber Blues, and since its Midwest premiere in 1988 at the Paramount Arts Centre in Aurora, the project has blossomed into an ongoing...

    Tags: Ravinia Festival, Entertainment, Plymouth, Music, Chicago Symphony Orchestra

    4. Jan 26, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Patricia Barber delivers a most delicate 'Smash'

    Very few musicians can bring the rambunctious Green Mill Jazz Club to a near hush, but Patricia Barber did it through most of her first set Friday night.
    Very few musicians can bring the rambunctious Green Mill Jazz Club to a near hush, but Patricia Barber did it through most of her first set Friday night. Granted, the overflow audience clearly knew the significance of the occasion: Barber's debut...

    Tags: Entertainment, Music, Music Industry, Poetry

    5. Jan 18, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. Patricia Barber: A reluctant star

    At exactly two minutes before show time, Patricia Barber whisks into the Green Mill Jazz Club, says a quick hello to the guys on the bandstand, stretches the joints in her hands, places her iPad inside the grand piano, noodles on the keyboard for a minute, tosses off a couple vocal scales and plunges into her set.
    At exactly two minutes before show time, Patricia Barber whisks into the Green Mill Jazz Club, says a quick hello to the guys on the bandstand, stretches the joints in her hands, places her iPad inside the grand piano, noodles on the keyboard for a...

    Tags: Entertainment, Human Interest, Apple iPad, Trips and Vacations, University of Chicago

    6. Mar 10, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. New Constellation in city's entertainment galaxy

    In less than a month, a new performing arts center will open its doors in Chicago.
    In less than a month, a new performing arts center will open its doors in Chicago. Or perhaps it's best to call it a new/old venue, its novel concept taking root in a familiar building. Come April 1, the noted Chicago jazz drummer and impresario...

    Tags: Wrigleyville, Chicago Loop, Entertainment, Artists, Human Interest

    7. Mar 14, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Victor Garcia: A chameleon on trumpet

    During the past year, Chicago listeners have heard trumpeter Victor Garcia in more musical contexts than any single player could be expected to master.
    During the past year, Chicago listeners have heard trumpeter Victor Garcia in more musical contexts than any single player could be expected to master. He hit hard in drummer Dana Hall's band at the Green Mill last month; debuted his own feisty, full-...

    Tags: Entertainment, Apple iPod, University of Chicago, Plymouth, Music

    8. Mar 10, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. Trumpeter Brad Goode makes an impressive homecoming

    Though trumpeter Brad Goode left Chicago in 1997 for Cincinnati and then Boulder, where he now teaches at the University of Colorado, his identity remains tied to this city.
    Though trumpeter Brad Goode left Chicago in 1997 for Cincinnati and then Boulder, where he now teaches at the University of Colorado, his identity remains tied to this city. He titled his newest album "Chicago Red" (Origin Records) and over the...

    Tags: Entertainment, Music

    9. Mar 5, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  9. A Chicago jazz festival that fights hunger

    Imagine a jazz festival in which all the musicians and venues donate their services, and all the proceeds go to feed the hungry.
    Imagine a jazz festival in which all the musicians and venues donate their services, and all the proceeds go to feed the hungry. In Chicago, that's not a dream but a reality, thanks to the efforts of Father John Moulder, a Catholic priest who also...

    Tags: Social Issues, Entertainment, Human Interest, Roman Catholicism, Music

    10. Feb 23, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  10. Dana Hall's spring blows gusts of fresh air into the Green Mill

    Chicago drummer Dana Hall calls his jazz quartet "spring," but Friday night at the Green Mill it turned out to be more than a single ensemble.
    Chicago drummer Dana Hall calls his jazz quartet "spring," but Friday night at the Green Mill it turned out to be more than a single ensemble. The core lineup sometimes expanded to a quintet or sextet, sometimes returned to its core identity, defying...

    Tags: Entertainment, Music

    11. Feb 21, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  11. Dana Hall re-emerges with a new band and a fresh approach

    Last year was a volatile one for the inimitable Chicago drummer-bandleader-composer Dana Hall.
    Last year was a volatile one for the inimitable Chicago drummer-bandleader-composer Dana Hall. With the considerable help of ace arts administrator Kate Dumbleton, Hall had rejuvenated the Chicago Jazz Ensemble, which William Russo had created at...

    Tags: Trinidad and Tobago, Entertainment, Artists, Hyde Park, Education

    12. Feb 14, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. Remembering Ken Chaney with a major tribute

    The death of esteemed Chicago pianist Ken Chaney in December, at age 73, caught his fans by surprise and left a hole in the city's musical life.
    The death of esteemed Chicago pianist Ken Chaney in December, at age 73, caught his fans by surprise and left a hole in the city's musical life. As bandleader, he presided over such distinctive ensembles as the funk-tinged Ken Chaney Xperience, which...

    Tags: Entertainment, Ray Charles, University of Chicago, Music, Plymouth

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