Raj Naik
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The pianist's 2023 release won a Grammy for Best Jazz Instrumental Album in 2024.
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John Abbott/Motema MusicGuest artist René Marie and VCU Jazz Studies director Taylor Barnett discuss the concert, a partnership between VCUArts and the Greater Richmond Bar Foundation -
Dr. Maria Umari/Nick Loss-Eaton MediaThe renowned South African pianist's newest album, 3, is available now.
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Yann Orhan/Courtesy of the ArtistThe Grammy-nominated jazz chanteuse performs a two-night residency at The Tin Pan on Nov. 5-6.
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Fran Kaufman/Courtesy of the ArtistThe prolific jazz pianist performs with his Voyage Trio at the Modlin Center for the Arts on Wednesday.
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Courtesy of the Artist/The genre-bending jazz trio's Ceremony is out Friday, Oct. 13.
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Courtesy of the Artist/The jazz trumpeter and longtime Charlottesville fixture performs at Mad Jazz Festival with his quintet on Saturday.
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Courtesy of the Artist/The Grammy-nominated and NAACP Image Award–winning married duo will perform at the Mad Jazz Festival.
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Darryl Wingo/For the Richmond Jazz and Music FestivalThe festival made its return to Maymont this year after a three-year hiatus.
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Courtesy of the label/The Richmond jazz legend's collaboration with producers Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Adrian Younge is available now.
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Erika KapinThe pianist is headed to Richmond for a show with multi-instrumentalist Esperanza Spalding at the Modlin Center for the Arts.
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Ahead of his trio program at the Modlin, the pianist discusses his recent release 'The Vagabond,' the legacy of Mary Lou Williams, and what he has planned for the Thursday performance and beyond. -
The bassist discusses their new album "Sweet Tooth" and modern-day conversations with history.
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A conversation with the executive director of the Richmond Jazz Society about the organization's founding, Richmond's jazz history, and the ways jazz wrestles with American history and identity.
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Catching up with the drummer, academic, and fixture of the Richmond scene about old friends and next steps ahead of his term at Francis Marion University in South Carolina.
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Longtime local favorites NO BS! Brass Band describe their signature riff on jazz and funk as the “Richmond sound” – a blend of influences that ranges from church music and Wynton Marsalis to Led Zeppelin, treasured film soundtracks, and more. Ahead of the release of their upcoming album Undying (June 22), members Reggie Pace and Bryan Hooten and I caught up about what makes Richmond unique and how the city has influenced their sound.
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