Your weekly guide to Jazz in Buffalo. Tony’s Thoughts When People Want to Stay One of the things I noticed Sunday during Voci d’Amore was how comfortable people seemed simply […]
JazzBuffalo: Your Weekly Guide to Jazz in Buffalo
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Two Extraordinary Jazz at Kleinhans Experiences Await This Fall
Nicole Zuraitis on November 8 and Swinging in the Holidays on December 6 bring world-class jazz, song, and the Great American Songbook to one of Buffalo’s most treasured cultural institutions. […]
Voci d’Amore Created a Beautiful Sunday Afternoon on Ellicott Street
The music of Andrea Bocelli filled downtown Buffalo, but the experience taking shape around the music may have told an even bigger story. There are afternoons when everything seems to […]
The Goal Isn’t Attendance. It’s Return.
An ArtsBuffalo series exploring how arts and culture can help shape the future of downtown Buffalo. For those of us who produce arts and cultural experiences, attendance has always mattered. […]
Why Laura Dubin Is a Pianist You Need to Experience
One of the things I enjoy most about jazz is hearing a familiar song become something entirely new. Laura Dubin has a remarkable gift for doing exactly that. At first, […]
Why Gabrielle Stravelli Is a Jazz Singer You Need to Experience
Every so often, someone asks me what makes a great jazz singer. It’s a fair question. After all, many wonderful vocalists perform jazz standards. But not every vocalist is truly […]
JazzBuffalo: Your Weekly Guide to Jazz in Buffalo
Your weekly guide to Jazz in Buffalo. Tony’s Thoughts Sometimes You Have to Create the Unexpected One of the things I’ve learned over the years is that people don’t always […]
A Beautiful Sunday Afternoon Together in Downtown Buffalo
Havana Nights brought music and a festive spirit to Ellicott Street Sometimes the best measure of an event isn’t simply what happens on the stage. It’s what happens all around […]
Why Paul Marinaro is a Jazz Vocalist You Should Experience
Throughout the summer, we’re fortunate to welcome extraordinary jazz artists, such as Paul Marinaro, to Western New York. In this special JazzBuffalo series, I’m sharing why I believe each of […]
JazzBuffalo: Your Weekly Guide to Jazz in Buffalo
Your weekly guide to Jazz in Buffalo. Tony’s Thoughts One of the things I’ve noticed this summer is that communities are built one experience at a time. It may be […]
