By Greg Thomas
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Jazz Guru Greg Thomas Swings In “The Art & Science Of Improvisation” Course At Lincoln Center
The lifeblood of jazz music, creative improvisation is a thrilling practice of human communication and interaction in a wide range of fields, from literature to dance and architecture. Continue Reading →
The National Jazz Museum In Harlem Announces Talks With Greg Thomas And More
The National Jazz Museum in Harlem (NJMH)—an institution in the heart of Harlem’s cultural district dedicated to preserving, promoting, and presenting jazz music… Continue Reading →
Greg Thomas Hosts Albert Murray Centennial Listening Parties At Lincoln Center
Join us as we celebrate the centennial of the author, scholar, and philosopher Albert Murray in this series of Listening Parties hosted by Murray expert and one time Harlem World Magazine Editor-in-chief Greg Thomas. Continue Reading →
Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band At Harlem Stage
Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band is a documentary about the life and music of one of the greatest jazz pianists, composers and arrangers who has remained largely unknown…until now. Continue Reading →
Jeff Watts’ Group At The Charlie Parker Festival In Harlem
From Greg Thomas at the Charlie Parker Festival today at Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem, groovin’ on Jeff Watts’ group, as they slip-slide from funk-rock to in-pocket mid-tempo to high velocity swing, most often in the same tune rendition. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Jewel Kinch’s New Gig At Hudson Valley Writer’s Center
We want to congratulate longtime Harlemite and once Riverside Church Theater Executive Director Jewel Kinch on her new job as the Executive Director of the Hudson Valley Writer’s Center in Sleep Hollow, Westchester, NY. Continue Reading →
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