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May 18, 2011
The Bad Plus return to perform Stravinsky's 'Rite of Spring'
The music of Stravinsky has been appropriated and reconfigured for ages now. From Charlie Parker to Ornette Coleman and Frank Zappa, pieces have been pulled, re-arranged and served as the catalyst for new ideas in both classical and jazz worlds.
Music
March 30, 2011
Critics' Picks: Yelawolf, DeVotchKa, Bright Eyes, and more
The music of Stravinsky has been appropriated and reconfigured for ages now. From Charlie Parker to Ornette Coleman and Frank Zappa, pieces have been pulled, re-arranged and served as the catalyst for new ideas in both classical and jazz worlds.
Calendar
March 30, 2011
Joe Lovano & US5
The music of Stravinsky has been appropriated and reconfigured for ages now. From Charlie Parker to Ornette Coleman and Frank Zappa, pieces have been pulled, re-arranged and served as the catalyst for new ideas in both classical and jazz worlds.
Music
December 29, 2010
Mark Mallman, the Hold Steady, and more
The music of Stravinsky has been appropriated and reconfigured for ages now. From Charlie Parker to Ornette Coleman and Frank Zappa, pieces have been pulled, re-arranged and served as the catalyst for new ideas in both classical and jazz worlds.
Calendar
December 29, 2010
Charles Neville Quartet
The music of Stravinsky has been appropriated and reconfigured for ages now. From Charlie Parker to Ornette Coleman and Frank Zappa, pieces have been pulled, re-arranged and served as the catalyst for new ideas in both classical and jazz worlds.
Music
September 1, 2010
Ian Rans' Drinking With Ian moves to cozy new location
Local cable access icon adds a live element to the show
News
June 23, 2010
It's Summertime
So hush now, little babies
Blogs
September 16, 2009
Point of Departure: The biggest envelope
Was Charlie Parker even really improvising?
Calendar
July 16, 2008
Kevin Mahogany Sings Big Joe Turner
Was Charlie Parker even really improvising?
Calendar
March 5, 2008
Ravi Coltrane Quartet/ Roy Haynes Quartet
Was Charlie Parker even really improvising?
Music
July 25, 2007
Andrew Hill: Change
Was Charlie Parker even really improvising?
Music
November 23, 2005
Various Artists: Good for What Ails You: Music of the Medicine Shows 1926-1937
Was Charlie Parker even really improvising?
Blogs
October 6, 2005
The Sound Unseen Festival, Oct. 7-16
Was Charlie Parker even really improvising?
Music
August 24, 2005
Bop Lives!
A recently discovered concert recording finds Bird and Diz at their peaks
Blogs
August 21, 2005
Bop Lives!
A recently discovered concert recording finds Bird and Diz at their peaks
Music
October 20, 2004
Radio Gaga
Guerilla Black: "Compton"
Music
March 3, 2004
Eight Ball, Side Pocket
The winning sound of Roy Haynes, father of modern jazz drumming
Music
February 4, 2004
El-P: High Water (Mark)
The winning sound of Roy Haynes, father of modern jazz drumming
Music
December 17, 2003
The Last Days of J-Hova
Fruit fights, gangsta strife, and a whole lotta women's undies: a final artistic statement from Jay-Z
Music
May 7, 2003
Flipping the Bird
With sparrows squawking in the distance, Fog subverts new-age music for the old-soul set
Music
December 4, 2002
Hill Peaks
After a few low-profile decades, pianist Andrew Hill is resurgent--and restless
Music
October 16, 2002
One Foot in the Grave
A melancholic Beck waxes fatalistic on 'Sea Change'
Music
September 25, 2002
Doing It For Themselves
An experimental hip-hop duo that's not just for horn-rimmed white boys
News
July 17, 2002
Old School
Pausing a beat for bassist Ray Brown
Music
July 10, 2002
Is All That Jazz?
Savoring the variably spicy JVC jazz festival
Music
June 26, 2002
Venues and Value
Getting More Bop for Your Buck with Parliament-Funkadelic and Charles McPherson Quartet at the JVC Jazz Fest
Music
June 26, 2002
'Trane Travel
Jazz Tributes to Coltrane, Parker, and Hendrix
Music
January 16, 2002
Ode to Joy
Blissing Out on Cuban-Born Jazz Pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba
Movies
April 25, 2001
Road to Rejection
Tom Schroeder's animated "Bike Ride" pedals toward heartbreak--and back again
Music
May 10, 2000
All the Things You Are
A new book and five-disc reissue offer incomplete portraits of sax great Sonny Rollins
Music
March 15, 2000
Taming the Jungle
With Treader, Spring Heel Jack make an etude out of electronica
Music
October 6, 1999
Mood Indigo
Troubled jazz trumpeter Tom Harrell finds calm between the chords
Arts
September 2, 1998
I Am the Cosmos
Talking computers and the chronos with sexagenarian artist Aribert Munzner
Arts
July 1, 1998
Back in Black
Thirty-four years ago, LeRoi Jones's Dutchman sent American race relations careening on a New York subway. Where's the end of the line?
Arts
May 20, 1998
I'm With the Bandwidth
The Suburbs, the Replacements, Soul Asylum--Twin/Tone Records has all but defined Minneapolis's musical past. Now proprietor Paul Stark is making a play for the future.
Feature
February 18, 1998
1948
The Suburbs, the Replacements, Soul Asylum--Twin/Tone Records has all but defined Minneapolis's musical past. Now proprietor Paul Stark is making a play for the future.
Books
January 21, 1998
Chet Baker: As Though I Had Wings
The Suburbs, the Replacements, Soul Asylum--Twin/Tone Records has all but defined Minneapolis's musical past. Now proprietor Paul Stark is making a play for the future.
Music
September 3, 1997
Dexter Gordon
The Suburbs, the Replacements, Soul Asylum--Twin/Tone Records has all but defined Minneapolis's musical past. Now proprietor Paul Stark is making a play for the future.
News
February 5, 1997
Big Deal Meal
The Suburbs, the Replacements, Soul Asylum--Twin/Tone Records has all but defined Minneapolis's musical past. Now proprietor Paul Stark is making a play for the future.
News
December 25, 1996
Artists Of The Year
The Suburbs, the Replacements, Soul Asylum--Twin/Tone Records has all but defined Minneapolis's musical past. Now proprietor Paul Stark is making a play for the future.
Feature
July 10, 1996
Culture To Go
The Suburbs, the Replacements, Soul Asylum--Twin/Tone Records has all but defined Minneapolis's musical past. Now proprietor Paul Stark is making a play for the future.
Feature
October 18, 1995
Culture
The Suburbs, the Replacements, Soul Asylum--Twin/Tone Records has all but defined Minneapolis's musical past. Now proprietor Paul Stark is making a play for the future.

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