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  1. 📽️ Preisträgerfilm beim Deutschen Jazzfestival Frankfurt

    „Being Hipp – First Lady of European Jazz**“ (D 2025, 52 Min.)
    📅 Fr, 16.10.2026 · 16:00 Uhr · in Anwesenheit von Ilona Haberkamp

    Porträt von Pianistin Jutta Hipp – vom Frankfurt Sound zu 4 Blue-Note-Platten ab 1954 bis zum Rückzug aus der Szene.

    🔗 Programm: hr2.de/veranstaltungen/jazzfes

    #DeutschesJazzfestival #FrankfurtJazz #BeingHipp #JuttaHipp #Jazzpreis #Jazzfilm #hr2 #JazzHistory #FrankfurtSound #WomenInJazz #Jazztodon @jazzblogger

  2. Da hab ich "ein wenig" was zu lesen 🤪. Schlappe 492 Seiten........

    Das ist ein Geschenk von meinem Pianisten 😍.

    #buch #book #jazz #geschichte #history #geschenk #jazzHistory

  3. Why did the Western classical tradition confine percussion to the timpani's supporting role, when drums carry the very skeleton of music in so many cultures worldwide?

    New long-form piece tracing four layers of exclusion — the Church Fathers' theological suspicion of the body, medieval class/gender marginalization, 18th-century Orientalism. and more

    hiroaki-satou.com/why-percussi

    #ClassicalMusic #Musicology #Percussion #Minimalism #JazzHistory #MusicHistory
    #music

  4. RE: troet.cafe/@jazzblogger/116829

    Danke für den Nachruf sowie die eindrucksvollen Bilder von Hans Kumpf! #jazz #jazzhistory

  5. Nel 1928 in Ellington e Cartier ebbero la stessa idea folle: far “saltare” il tempo con stile. Finirono per ritrovarsi, al polso.

    👇wp.me/pey833-9Pn

    #CartierTank #TankAGuichets #VintageCartier #DukeEllington #JazzHistory

  6. Linkempfehlung ARD Sounds
    ardsounds.de/episode/urn:ard:e Happy Birthday, Miles! Julia Neupert feiert den 100. Geburtstag des Musikers – unter anderem mit Terri Lyne Carrington, Adam O’Farrill, Lina Allemano, Soweto Kinch, Marco Blaauw und Frédéric Döhl. #miles100 #jazzhistory

  7. Miles Davis Quintet (featuring George Coleman) at the Juan-Les Pins Jazz Festival in Antibes, France on July 28, 1963. Photos by Edward Quinn. #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  8. Hank Jones, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams in 1978.
    #Photo by Shingo Sato. #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  9. Max Roach ensemble performance The School of Jazz Lennox, Massachusetts - 1957
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  10. Jazz saxophonist Ornette Coleman performing at the Cellar Vancouver, Canada in 1957.
    - Walley Light
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  11. Saxophonist Eric Dolphy moved to New York City in 1959. After leaving the Chico Hamilton group, he settled in New York, where he quickly began collaborating with major figures like Charles Mingus and Ornette Coleman, joining Mingus Jazz Workshop by 1960. #jazz #art #jazzhistory

  12. Weather Report - 1975
    (L-R) Jaco Pastorius, Wayne Shorter, Alex Acuña, Joe Zawinul and Chester Thompson at 70's
    Photo by Ed Caraeff #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  13. In 1945, Miles Davis made his recording debut with the Herbie Fields Orchestra, at Savoy Records Studio in Newark, New Jersey.
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  14. Joe Henderson with Freddie Hubbard at the Copenhagen Jazzfestival in Copenhagen, Denmark, July 1982
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  15. John Coltrane Quartet on stage at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, October 27, 1963.
    #Photo by Henk Visser #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  16. Joe Pass (guitar), Clark Terry (trumpet), Oscar Peterson (piano), Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (double bass) at the Montreux Jazz Festival, July 14, 1977.
    Photo: Dany Gignoux
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  17. Thelonious Monk, NY, 1958.
    The Photography of Dennis Stock, 1958
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  18. Miles Davis, Birdland, New York City, 1958
    The Photography of Dennis Stock, 1958
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  19. Jack DeJohnette & Peter Erskine at the Percussive Arts Society International Convention (PASIC) of 1984, celebrated at Ann Arbor, Michigan. -Lissa Wales.
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  20. Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Oscar Peterson, Tony Scott, and Louie Bellson at Victoria Hall, May 10, 1977.
    Photo: Dany Gignoux
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  21. Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock, Max Gordon & Tony Williams at the Village Vanguard club in New York in 1985. Photo by Mitchell Seidel.
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  22. Charlie Parker & Charles Mingus The most iconic collaboration between the two took place on May 15, 1953, at Massey Hall in Toronto.
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  23. Charles Mingus & Eric Dolphy
    Their collaboration reached its peak with the 1964 sextet.
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  24. Tony Williams pictured with Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Wynton and Branford Marsalis (the second version of the V.S.O.P. quintet) in 1983. #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  25. The photograph is from the recording session of the album Money Jungle (1962) featuring Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and producer Alan Douglas
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

  26. Stanley Clarke and George Duke and Tony Williams in 1986.
    #jazz #art #jazzhistory #jazzlegends

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