Author: Natasha
Hall of Fame – A tribute to Dayme’ Arocena
By: Natasha Archary Singer, composer and choir director, Daymé Arocena intertwines her musical heritage from her native Cuba in a fusion of Afro-Jazz and […]
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Jazz influences the arts: Movies that are jazz centered
By: Natasha Archary I remember the first time I watched Dirty Dancing with Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey. All of thirteen, I fell in love […]
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There’s jazz and then there’s Miles Davis’ “Birth of the cool”
By: Natasha Archary Any jazz enthusiast will have come across the name Miles Davis in the archives of jazz history at some point. If you […]
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Dances that were birthed from jazz – #Jazzuary2019
By: Natasha Archary If you’ve watched any of those reality talent shows, you’d be familiar with the different forms of dance and music genres that […]
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The impact of jazz on American culture – #RebirthOfCool Jazzuary 2019
By: Natasha Archary One of the most difficult genres of music to describe, would have to be jazz. Evoking deep emotion, passion and feeling, […]
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Hall of Fame – A tribute to Omar Sosa
By: Natasha Archary Cuban born, multi-instrumentalist Omar Sosa is a prolific, Afro-Cuban jazz artist, pianist and performer lauded for his genre-bonding recordings that fuses Latin […]
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