Wfiu: Jazz

The Jacobs School of Music's future-looking appointment brings a acclaimed vocal jazz educator to Bloomington.

Two renowned Jacobs School jazz alumni talk about their time as students in the '70s.

An evening of songs that Sinatra put his stamp on with Rick Vale and the THSO.

Jazz major Hunter Diamond likes a challenge, which might be why he is spending a significant amount of practice time learning two new instruments.

The 15-year-old guitarist is making a name for herself across south-central Indiana. She hopes to make it to the national scene before she turns 20.

Purists objected to Kaia's pairing of a shape note hymn and Radiohead. "What have you done to our music?" wrote Youtube viewers. "Who do you think you are?"

The Columbus Indiana Philharmonic presents a 'big band evening' with saxophonist Richie Cole and the vocal group Five by Design.

The annual Hoagy Carmichael birthday concert is an opportunity for local musicians to perform tunes beyond the greatest hits.

Holiday concert features big band, latin jazz, harp, guitar, and a whole lot more.

Staples is a legendary performer who's received Grammy nominations in blues, gospel, folk and pop alike.

Thursdays at Third Street is a series that honors both the creativity of the Bloomington community and the loyalty of Bloomington audiences.

A six-year-old nonprofit dedicated to connecting and empowering women sponsors a lively annual festival.

A tape of a group featuring the young Freddie Hubbard offers a rare chance to hear the world of live jazz in mid-20th century Indianapolis.

The Shalom Center advocates for the most vulnerable among us and promotes activities that empower persons to develop their assets to the fullest extent possible.

A look at what's in the limelight for the week of February 21 in local arts news.

Jazz educator Monika Herzig and other musicians and educators are bringing Indiana jazz to life for area school children.

Saxophonist and composer Al Cobine donned many hats in his working career as a musician, including a close relationship with IU's Singing Hoosiers.