A selection of articles …
The Bitter Southerner
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- Former Atlantan brings James Baldwin’s words to the ASO stage
- New artistic executive begins tenure with the ASO
- Jeff Crompton brings ‘weird jazz’ to Underground Atlanta
- Porchfest takes over Virginia-Highland for year two
- Atlanta Opera receives grant
- Steve Jobs subject of new Atlanta Opera production
- ASO plans for a different kind of season
- Jonathon Heyward revisits childhood fascination with ASO
- Atlanta Opera’s Julius Caesar aims for ‘Game of Thrones’ vibe
- ASO names Nathalie Stutzmann music director
- Atlanta Jazz Festival moves to Labor Day weekend
- A new venue, a new pops orchestra and more at Pullman Yard
- Atlanta Opera returns with Big Tent shows this spring
- ASO plans for a different kind of season
- Spivey Hall reimagines anniversary season amid pandemic
- Double-casting adds depth to ‘Porgy and Bess’
- Characters drive twisted tale in Atlanta Opera’s ‘Salome’
- Collaboration epitomizes Robert Spano’s legacy with the ASO
- Welcomed nostalgia on display in ‘Cats’ at the Fox
- Makaya McCraven brings remixed hip-hop sound to Atlanta Jazz Festival
- ASO mines history, looks to future
- Contemporary vocal group Roomful of Teeth heads to Athens
- Jazz orchestra to highlight South African vocalist
- McFerrin’s Gimmie5 brings spontaneous compositions
- ASO’s artistic executive to step down in December
- Experimentation in music and presentation to highlight ASO season
- Historic collaboration brings ‘Candide’ to Symphony Hall
- Biss brings Beethoven sonatas to Symphony Hall
- Spivey Hall presents musical cornucopia
- Hahn brings fresh works to Spivey Hall
- ASO to celebrate Beethoven, Bernstein over next two years
- Genres collide at the Savannah Music Festival
- New work by Atlanta composer highlights Orpheus concert
- Atlanta Music Festival promotes African-American works
- Spivey Hall 2016-2017 season announcement
- Universities help drive Atlanta jazz scene
- Composers vie in Atlanta Chamber Players contest finals
- Brian Blade & the Fellowship Band to perform 3 nights at Alpharetta club
- Classical holiday concerts celebrate the season
- Bent Frequency to perform new chamber opera
Atlanta magazine
- Profile of the ASO’s new music director
- Atlanta’s jazz scene is alive and well
- Profile of Michael Kurth
- The jazz age
Downbeat magazine
- Carla Bley Trio stretches out at Big Ears
- Jazz education programs embrace music technology
- GSU trains jazz entrepreneurs
- Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival celebrates 50th
- Tabackin gets creative in unique space
- Jamison Ross: Singing drummer
- Hampton fest broadens
- Justin Robinson: The power of dedication
- Danceable rhythms, blistering solos spice up Atlanta Jazz Fest
- Brad Mehldau Trio rocks the Variety Playhouse in Atlanta
- Russell Gunn: Thrill of the chase
- Burlington Discover Jazz at 30
- William Paterson University at 40
- Adventures in jazz: Roni Ben-Hur jazz camp
- Laurence Hobgood: Stepping out
- John Fedchock: The perfect escape
- Don Braden: Consummate educator
- Tom Kennedy: It’s all swing
- Claytons, Igoe navigate Jazz Cruise jam sessions
Music Inc magazine
Georgia Tech Alumni Magazine
- A band that marches to its own beat
- Being Buzz
- Bringing the Autobahn to Atlanta
- Taking important issues to task
Georgia State University
ArtsATL
- Atlanta Jazz Festival headliners announced
- Churchill Grounds plays its final weekend
- Josh Ritter at Terminal West
- Watkins Family Hour at Terminal West
- Heartless Bastards at Terminal West
- Drummer Jamison Ross shows why the Velvet Note is worth the drive
- Atlanta’s Shaky Knees finds a new home
- Children of the Light at Spivey Hall
- Irvin Mayfield brings in a taste of New Orleans
- Eddie Tigner retires from the Ink Spots to the life of an elder bluesman
- Jacob Deaton and Jonah Smith to play Eddie’s Attic
- Twain’s boots Joe Gransden’s popular Tuesday jazz jam
- BeHip Records’ Chris Alpiar liberates himself to follow his dreams
- Even at 80, Wayne Shorter pushes music forward without looking back
Boulder Weekly
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