Alice McLeod, three years before she met John Coltrane, performing “Woody’n You” with Al King on bass and Don Brown on drums in 1960.
Captured by director Jean-Cristophe Averty at the Blue Note jazz club in Paris, France.
Today 2,753 chairs were placed on the lawn in remembrance of the 2,753 lives lost at the World Trade Center on a day that changed our world forever.
We will forever honor the victims, their families, first responders, and all New Yorkers who will #neverforget 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙.
Rest in Peace Dolly, one of the most brilliant, iconic, and prolific artists of all time. Your kindness and generosity will never be forgotten. I will always love you ❤️
How far would you go for the right person?
Chicago-born icon Chaka Khan brings enduring emotion to ‘Through The Fire’ (1984), the iconic ballad from her landmark album ‘I Feel for You’. This performance celebrates the lasting cultural impact of one of music's most iconic voices.
Watch the full show: https://t.co/QwyP15Y6zz
Cantabile literally means “in a singing style.” In Consolation No. 3, Liszt creates this through long lyrical phrases, subtle rubato, and a flowing, motivic accompaniment that supports the melody.
From Friday’s YouTube livestream, Postcards from the 19th Century. Replay on YT.