Let’s look at some of the ways that festivals organizations, working with government health officials, are bringing their events back this season. Most have reduced capacity, fewer stages, fewer artists, and shorter hours than in the past. Social distancing and other good-health protocols are the norm in most cases.
Showing posts with label Monterey Jazz Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monterey Jazz Festival. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
The winding road back to jazz normalcy (updated Aug 17)
The journey back to jazz festivals performed to live audiences has
many different approaches. No matter which on-ramp you choose, normalcy, as we
know it after the extended pandemic pause, appears to be a year away.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Benny Green pursues magical moments
Hot House has published my profile of pianist Benny Green in its February issue in conjunction with his Jazz Standard performance in Manhattan in late February, as well as his role in the 40-city Monterey Jazz Festival 55th Anniversary tour across the United States.

One of the many nuggets gleaned in our hour-long conversation this month: his view of what’s inside the music that a performer presents to his or her audience:
One of the many nuggets gleaned in our hour-long conversation this month: his view of what’s inside the music that a performer presents to his or her audience:
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