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Buoyed by jazz on a rainy day
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Day 4 of the Rochester International Jazz Festival, the highlights spanned big band, solo piano and Afrofuturist jazz.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/author/jess-williams/)
Day 4 of the Rochester International Jazz Festival, the highlights spanned big band, solo piano and Afrofuturist jazz.
The Paul Cornish Trio, Arturo Sandoval, and the Ozone-Smith duo paid tribute to some legends while fueling a communal energy on Day 3 at the Jazz Fest.
From student musicians to the Bob James Trio and a quartet that hasn’t missed a beat, Day 2 of the Jazz Fest showed range.
For Stereo Field Recordings founder Dan Gross, Bop Shop Records is a perfect space to stage live performances for music streaming platforms and CDs.
The Caring Music Group, founded 15 years ago by Tony Falzano, is a musical troupe that supports small nonprofits in the Rochester area.
On the second-last day at this year’s Rochester International Jazz Festival, the music soared once again.
On a humid Sunday, fans found refuge—and revelation—in the brilliance of jazz artists.
Bold sounds, packed venues, and one strange twist—Day 2 had it all.
The annual fundraising event for the American Diabetes Association, postponed due to poor air quality from Canadian wildfires, is now slated for July 22.
The crowds remained undeterred in their celebration of music in downtown Rochester.