Concert Review: Caramelo de Cuba at Café Berlín, Madrid
After a cajon and bass introduction, Javier Gutiérrez Massó “Caramelo” enters the stage, and immediately displays his expressiveness and interpretative skills, alternating between the piano and the electronic keyboard in the song “Monday Evening”.
Soulful Revolutions: Jazz's Decade of Change in the 1960s (Part 8 of a 13-Part Series)
The time from 1960 to 1970 was a period of immense change and innovation in jazz, marked by the continued exploration of new styles and the fusion of jazz with other genres. Here are some key developments and trends in jazz during this time…
Women in Jazz
With the passage of time, various movements occur in music, and one of them is the re-evaluation of the past. It's something that has become apparent as many types of music are stored in databases, and the work of creating new history from exploring the past is becoming more active than ever.
Sonic Frontiers: Jazz's Daring Decade of Evolution in the 1950s (Part 7 of a 13-Part Series)
The period from 1940 to 1950 was a time of significant evolution and diversification for jazz. Here are some key developments and trends in jazz during this decade.
Harmony in Transition: Jazz's Journey through the 1940s (Part 6 of a 13-Part Series)
The period from 1940 to 1950 was a time of significant evolution and diversification for jazz. Here are some key developments and trends in jazz during this decade.
Swinging Through Time: Jazz's Glorious Decade in the 1930s (Part 5 of a 13-Part Series)
The period from 1930 to 1940 was a transformative and pivotal decade for jazz. It saw the continuation of the Swing Era, the emergence of new styles, and the impact of social and technological changes on the genre. Here's an overview of jazz during this period.
Roaring Rhythms: Jazz's Ascendance in the Glorious 1920s (Part 4 of a 13-Part Series)
The "Roaring Twenties," which ran from 1920 to 1930, was a time of profound cultural and social change, with jazz being a major factor in this development. This is a summary of jazz throughout this exciting decade.
Revolutionizing Rhythms: Jazz's Decade of Innovation in the 1910s (Part 3 of a 13-Part Series)
The period from 1910 to 1920 is often referred to as the "birth of jazz," as this era witnessed the genre's rapid evolution from its early forms into a distinct and recognizable musical style. This decade was characterized by groundbreaking innovations, the establishment of jazz as a commercial art form, and its spread beyond its birthplace in New Orleans. Here's an overview of jazz during this pivotal decade.
キューバ - アフロ・キューバ・ジャズを発見する
いよいよ、Oh!Jazzは、キューバでのライブ配信をスタートした。
その会場に選ばれたのは、ハバナにある「Fábrica de Arte Cubano」だ。かつては食用油工場だったこの場所は、2010年以降キューバを代表するミュージック＆アートスポットとして現地の人々に浸透している。
A Window to Cuba - Discover Afro-Cuban Jazz
Finally, Oh! Jazz has started live streaming from Cuba!
The venue chosen was the "Fábrica de Arte Cubano" in Havana. Once a cooking oil factory, this place has been a representative music and art spot in Cuba since 2010.