“Un Homme et Une Femme” by Francis Lai is one of the all-time killer songs for lovers
Charlie Byrd’s Rendition of Francis Lai’s Un Homme et Une Femme
Honoring Miles Davis and Edith Piaf
U.S. postal service and its French counterpart, La Poste, release commemorative stamps honoring the two music legends
Cindy Douglas’s My New Jive, and the Glamor of Jazz
Album showcases Cindy’s superb performance, her own unique and modern twist on swing and bebop classics
Into the Open with Danish Artist Sarah Elgeti
Using saxophone, flute and clarinet to paint expressive and impressionistic pictures
Yanni’s North America Tour, Truth of Touch
Yanni is making a strong comeback to the United States, where he studied Psychology but fell in love with music. He will perform live in 15 states across America.
Jazz, Pop & World Music, Radio Mundial Album Debuts
Radio Mundial: Music inspired by places from the Sahara desert in North Africa to the Maya temples in the Guatamalan jungle; from Japanese anime to Hindustani classical music
John Pizzarelli and Ahmed el-Gebali, Two Brilliant Guitarists
American guitarist John Pizzarelli, a chip off the old block, and Egyptian guitarist Ahmed el-Gebali: What do they have in common?
Elegant Pianist Amina Figarova: From Baku to Amsterdam to New York
She was only two when she began to play piano in the former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan. Internationally Acclaimed pianist Amina Figarova grew up listening to ‘lots and lots of music’ on Voice of America radio.
Jazz & Classical Mix with Dutch Saxophonist Aart van Bergen
Mixing jazz with classical music is a tough job when it comes to improvisation. But Aart van Bergen and his Crescent Double Quartet are up to the challenge.