L.A. Emenari is a long-serving Griot, writer, journalist, broadcast, jazzologist and has toiled in the vineyards of social justice with a wide range of activity and accomplishment. He has written for the Black Books Bulletin, African Spectrum, Black Scholar, [...]
Founder of the Jazz Studies Research Group, co-edited the Jazz special issue of Americana E-Journal and the Jazz Studies issue of the social science journal Replika. Kornél has been active as a jazz critic and journalist for decades, [...]
Director of the Bangalore School of Music, heading the Jazz & Contemporary music Dept., Music Relations, concerts, events, programming. He was also involved in programming, producing a Jazz programme on air on Radio Indigo [...]
Producer, co-founder Taklit Publishing & Production. A graduate in International Studies from the University of Washington in Seattle, Patricia co-runs Taklit, an agency specializing in production, publishing, artist management, concert & tour management.
Josef Woodard is a longtime journalist-critic on jazz, other genres of music and other disciplines in the arts. Though based in Santa Barbara, Calif., her often travels internationally to cover jazz festivals. He has written for DownBeat and the Los Angeles Times [...]
Romanian writer, jazz expert, diplomat, jazz aesthetics professor, polyglot and performer. Virgil was co-founder and the first director of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Lisbon, and served as minister-counselor at the
Marcela Breton is a Colombian-born jazz and literary critic. She is the editor of Hot and Cool : Jazz Short Stories and Rhythm and Revolt : Tales of the Antilles. Her work has appeared in various periodicals, including,
Promoter, music producer and presenter of jazz living in Kiev, founder of Jazz in Kiev production agency and international Jazz in Kiev Festival (2008-2010); co-producer of jazz TV shows, [...]
Antonio Ciacca is an experienced pianist, composer, and conductor. His work ranges from Classical to Jazz with influences from both European and American traditions, allowing Ciacca to move fluidly among cultural environments.
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