Aug 21, 2025
Jazzback Thursday 🎻 A look back at the 1995 International Jazz Bass Competition judging panel featuring:
Top row: Christian McBride, Percy Heath, Charlie Haden Bottom row: Ron Carter, Milt Hinton
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Jazzback Thursday 🎻 A look back at the 1995 International Jazz Bass Competition judging panel featuring:
Top row: Christian McBride, Percy Heath, Charlie Haden Bottom row: Ron Carter, Milt Hinton
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Jazzback Thursday 🎶 1995 Herbie Hancock Institute International Guitar Competition's iconic judging panel: left to right: Jim Hall, John Scofield, Pat Metheny, Pat Martino, and Mark Whitfield. That year’s 1st-place honor went to Dutch guitarist Jesse van Ruller, who went on to become one of Europe’s most celebrated jazz musicians.
Jazzback Thursday 🎶 Backstage brilliance at the 1995 Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz International Competition—Wynton Marsalis, Al Grey, and Jimmy Heath sharing stories, wisdom, and laughter between sets. Moments like these are the heartbeat of jazz: mentorship, legacy, and community.
Jazzback Thursday 🎺 A look back at the 1997 Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz International Trumpet Competition, featuring one of the most iconic judging panels in the competition’s history.
Arturo Sandoval, Clark Terry, Randy Brecker, Jon Faddis, Art Farmer, and Wallace Roney—six legendary trumpeters, each with a singular voice and legacy.
Jazzback Thursday 🎶 A look back at the 2023 Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz International Piano Competition at the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York City.
Jahari Stampley of Chicago took First Place, with Connor Rohrer (Mechanicsburg, PA) in Second and Paul Cornish (Houston, TX) in Third.
The all-star jury included Bill Charlap, Orrin Evans, Herbie Hancock, Hiromi, and Danilo Pérez.
The evening also honored Dianne Reeves with the Maria Fisher Founder’s Award and Frank Gehry with the Herbie Hancock Humanitarian Award.
Photo (l–r): Herbie Hancock, Jahari Stampley, Connor Rohrer, Paul Cornish
Photo: Steve Mundinger / Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz
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Last night was great. Oz Noy a great show, then ended up briefly hanging with @ravicoltrane at Shade after his gig at Blue Note. I used to see him play at zinc bar back when I was hangin with Maia Garrison and The cats from Bringin Da noise and The Urban Bush Women back in the 90s. So cool to catch up a little bit. He’s done so much just an amazingly musical cat! #justgladtobehere #livemusicnyc #makemusicnotwar #jazzlegacy #saxophonists #jazz #music #bluenote #shade #ravicoltrane https://www.instagram.com/p/CQnHk17AiAg/?utm_medium=tumblr