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Izraeli Jazzkalandok - I.
Izraeli Jazzkalandok – I.
A jazz nem popzene. Bonyolult zenei formák művészete és a termékeny pillanaté. Keveseké. Nem mintha nem lehetne – kis túlzással – bárkivel megszerettetni, de a rádiók nem ezt használják agymosásra, és jazz zenészek nem költenek PR-ra. A blues-zal, az etnoval, a funkkal, mindenféle elektronikával összemosva nem hogy nőne, zsugorodik a birodalom. A hígítás kitermelt ugyan egy jazznek elkönyvelhető…
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The Image of the Black in Western Art, Volume V: The Twentieth Century, Part 2: The Rise of Black Artists
David Bindman, Henry Lous Gates Jr., Karen C.C. Dalton
An ambitious project initiated by Harvard University in 2010, “The Image of the Black in Western Art” assiduously documents artistic depictions of African-descended people, from the earliest known examples to the present. The Rise of Black Artists, the second of two books on the twentieth century and the final volume in the 10-volume series, marks an essential shift in the project and focuses on representation of blacks by black artists in the West. This volume takes on important topics ranging from urban migration within the United States to globalization, to Négritude and cultural hybridity, to the modern black artist’s relationship with European aesthetic traditions and experimentation with new technologies and media. Concentrating on the United States, Europe, and the Caribbean, essays in this volume shed light on topics such as photography, jazz, the importance of political activism to the shaping of black identities, as well as the post-black art world.
Serve the People, Organize the People, All Power to the People! Composed by Fred Ho and performed by the Afro Asian Music Ensemble
From the Fred Ho tribute on 10.5.14, titled "The Underground Railroad to Our Heart," at El Taller Latinoamericano.
Personnel: royal hartigan -- Drums and Chinese percussion Wes Brown -- Bass Matan Rubenstein -- Piano Masaru Koga -- Alto Sax Bhinda Kiedel -- - Soprano Sax David Bhindman -- Tenor Sax Ben Barson -- Baritone Sax
Recorded by Steven DeCastro. All Rights Reserved.
